Hi,
First of all I would like to say that the cartridge system is really great
and allows me to implement my own cartridges very easily!
One of the things I tried to do in the cartridges is to extend the transform
object by extending the SimpleOOHelper. Problem is that the
CardridgeXMLParser doesn't pick up the attribute as specified in the
documentation. In the source it says:
String tcn = attributes.getValue("transformClass");
According to the docs this should be:
String tcn = attributes.getValue("transformClassname");
Secondly I would love to see some more basic functions in the str object. I
abuse the tranform object to add methods like toLowerCase and toUpperCase.
Could these be added to the basic StringUtilsHelper?
Currently I'm building a cartridge for generating XML configuration files
for a Content Management System (MMBase). I'm able te create the datamodel
definition en the Editor configurations. I think it works great!
One thing I'm missing as an option to append to an existing file (I would
like te generate a file that contains information about all model elements).
Is there a workaround to this, or should the cardridge system be extended?
cheers,
Rudie Ekkelenkamp
Finalist IT Group
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