Saving XML Request Output from Source

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Saving XML Request Output from Source

Simple obj.save=file.xml context

esaslo

8:06 pm on Aug 10, 2006 (gmt 0)

I'm not one to ask simple questions, but I've been moving about putting parts together and could use some options and thoughts:

Page A (local) sends a request to Page B (non-local), and Page B responds with widget.xml. Page A needs to save widget.xml to disk.

I can't seem to effectively get the obj.save command to work properly. Page A is an HTML document loading XSL and XML sheets; ideally, it'll save the requested widget.xml first, and then generate output from there.

I'll appreciate some direction here. Thanks.

choster

3:55 pm on Aug 16, 2006 (gmt 0)

There's no mechanism native to XML itself to interact with a file system.

The question here isn't specific to XML; the answer should be similar to asking if a page can retrieve and store a text stream, or a binary object like an image. So I suppose it would depend on your operating environment and security restrictions.