Hi Sergio,
I just tried to use your sitemap editor, but with no success.
I am using Tomcat 3.2.3 on Windows 2000 with jdk 1.3 and followed
all your steps mentioned below, but I always get a resource not
found response.
What is the first resource to invoke?
Carsten
> Sergio Carvalho wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm attaching a sitemap editor I'd like to donate to the ASF. It
> is a Cocoon
> 'application', so if you can run Cocoon, you can use it (if you
> can't run Cocoon,
> you have no use for it :-)
>
> The editor has just reached 'barely useful' state. Right now, I
> have been using
> it to edit its own sitemap, so I think its time to release it.
> Please comment,
> tell me what you think and where do you think it should be headed·
>
> To install:
> 0. Unpack the tgz to the cocoon dir.
> 1. Make it so that your Cocoon installation can use the
> JspGenerator. Under
> tomcat, this involves copying jasper-compiler.jar to Cocoon's WEB-INF/lib
> directory.
> 2. Create a mount entry for sitebuilder, on the main sitemap. Like this:
> <map:match pattern="sitebuilder**">
> <map:mount uri-prefix="sitebuilder/" src="sitebuilder/" />
> </map:match>
> 3. Edit "sitebuilder/datasources/cocoon_prefix.jspinclude" and
> set the Cocoon
> prefix. (Note: I'll gladly get rid of this step if someone can
> help me do it.
> Read the comment on the file...)
>
> Now, point your browser to the URI where sitebuilder is mounted
> and all should
> work fine.
>
> Sitebuilder requires that all elements of the sub sitemap being
> edited have the
> "id" attribute. I plan to have it tag unidentified elements, in
> the future, but
> for now, the sitemap being edited must conform to this rule. To
> test run the
> editor, you can edit sitebuilder's own sitemap, which is tagged.
>
> Last but not least, this is of course, under active development.
> So, be careful
> with your data. It may trash the sitemap when editing it. There
> are also a number
> of open issues that need to be fixed/developed before reaching a
> really useful
> state:
> * Editing actions. (map:act elements)
> * Editing redirects.
> * Changing attribute values.
> * Editing the main sitemap (this is more of an interface issue.
> The feature is
> there).
> * Creating new sites from within the editor. Right now, this
> involves copying
> sitemap.skel.xmap to a new dir, and mounting it on the main sitemap.
> * Test on browsers other than mozilla. I can't test on internet
> explorer, but
> I've tested on Opera. It is functional, but looks ugly as hell.
> Mostly CSS issues.
>
> Cheers,
>
> --
> Sergio Carvalho
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