I've seen simple examples of sending an XML message as the body of an email
message. And I've seen examples of using an external HTML file as the body
of the message. I assume it's not too hard to do what I want to do, but I
haven't seen examples or references to what I want to do. I want to send
an
HTML-based email, the content of which is based on the contents of an XML
message. So I assume I just need a map to map my XML message to the HTML I
want in the mail message, but there are little details that are hanging me
up. First of all, I'm kind of making up a schema for an HTML do***ent:
<html>
<body>
<a href="..."></a>
</body>
</html>
I'm not sure if there are good guidelines for defining the schema for an
HTML mail message.
If I map my XML message to the schema above and give it a namespace like
http://mycompany.com/mymessage/v1,
then the output of the mapper has that
namespace defined with prefix ns0: and all the nodes of the output html
are
prefixed with ns0:, but with that namespace the browser doesn't recognize
basic tags like <a> as anchor tags.
Are there any good examples of generating an HTML-based email from an XML
message?
Thanks,
Zoe
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