On Sunday 03 February 2002 16:34, Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
>. . .
> Let me make a sitemap example to see what I envision:
>
> <match pattern="*.html>
> <generate src="docs/{1}.docbook"/>
> <transform src="[skin]://docbook/docbook2html.xslt"/>
> <serialize/>
> </match>
>
> where the absence of 'protocol' information indicates that the
> component should look into its internal addressing space, while the
> [***]: virtual protocol indicates that you should connect to the
> implementation of the 'skin' role that you have choose at deployment
> time.
If I understand right, the "skin" role would have a contract with
Cocoon, but doesn't it need a contract with its XML input as well?
For example, a skin that expects docbook input will most probably not
work with input conforming to myOwnFunnyDTD.
Wouldn't something like [skin/docbook] or [skin/myOwnFunnyDTD] be
needed in defining these contracts (or subcontracts) more precisely?
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