If you need this, it sounds fine to me.  Probably want to make the
attribute "monitor" rather than "monitored".  

I think we also got a quorum for the package renaming - Ted, want to
kick that off?

Jeff

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Moulton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 5:13 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Mav-user] Proposed XSLTransform Modification
> 
> I would like to propose a minor modification to maverick that would
> allow XSL templates used in a XSLTransform to be loaded from a
> java.net.URL. Additionally, any template that was loaded from a
'file:'
> URL could optionally be monitored, to have the cache (if used) updated
> if and when the monitored file is changed.
> 
> An example of how the change would effect the maverick.xml file is
> shown below:
> 
>          <command name="index">
>              <controller class="some.controller.package.Index" />
>              <view name="success" type="domify">
>                  <transform type="xslt"
> path="file:/home/mmoulton/xsl/index.xsl" monitored="true"/>
>                  <transform type="xslt"
> path="file:/home/mmoulton/xsl/template.xsl" />
>              </view>
>          </command>
> 
> In this example the index.xsl would be loaded from the local path of
> /home/mmoulton/xsl, if this file is modified on the system, then those
> changes would be reflected in the compiled XSL. Similarly the
> template.xsl would be loaded from the local filesystem, however
changes
> would not be detected and a maverick config reload / app server
restart
> would be required to reflect any changes.
> 
> Is this functionally beneficial to maverick as a whole?
> 
> 
> 
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