On Thu, 10 Jan 2002 17:36:28 -0000, "Butler, Mark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Steven > > > > I guess we should use the resource:/ protocol for locating > > the profile > > > docs, since http://localhost:8080/.../legacyProfiles/... > > seems like a > > > *very* big assumption to me. > > I'm not sure what you mean by the resource:/ protocol - could you elaborate? This is an internal Cocoon protocol which resolves the URL relative to Cocoon's internal resources. It's much faster than posting an HTTP request to a URL. However the URL is not Java visible, so java.net.URL will not work with the resource: protocol. You'll need to make use of SourceResolver from Cocoon, which may not be an option for the DELI library. > Currently developers can configure the parameter you mention in the > legacyDevice.xml file. This associates the user agent strings of devices > that are not CC/PP aware with URLS for "legacy" CC/PP profiles. At the > moment I've included a few (not particularly good) legacy profiles for > demonstration purposes. > > Of course, as you've highlighted, developers will probably want to change > this on a live server. Hopefully when CC/PP is widespread, there will be > some servers acting as profiles repositories that legacyDevice.xml can point > to. However when we get DELI working with Cocoon it will be the first > application to support CC/PP so getting hold of profiles is actually quite > difficult at the moment. > > Does this seem reasonable? As ever any suggestions welcome. I think it does, especially if the legacy device profiles are cached on the Cocoon side, instead of being retrieved on each request. As I noticed from the code, you do seem to do this, right? If so the above point may not do any good. Greetings, Ovidiu PS: BTW Mark, I had to disable the use of DELI from cocoon.xconf in the MAIN trunk because Cocoon would not start up. Could you please investigate to see what's going on? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
