Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
>Sylvain Wallez wrote:
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>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>>>>I think, the proposed {\1} looks nice. And its very easy to understand.
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>>>Other comments?
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>>We don't support absolute paths for now, although it can easily be added
>>in o.a.c.treeprocessor.variables.PreparedVariableResolver.
>>
>>We also have the (hidden ?) <map:global-parameters> feature which
>>defines the first level or sitemap variables. These are the ones that
>>should be accessed by the /-rooted notation.
>>
>><map:pipelines>
>> <map:global-parameters>
>> <map:parameter name="img-dir" value="foo"/>
>> </map:global-parameters>
>>
>> <map:pipeline>
>> <map:match src="*.gif">
>> <map:read src="{/img-dir}/{1}.gif"/>
>> </map:match>
>> </map:pipeline>
>></map:pipelines>
>>
>>Naming note : what about renaming "global-parameters" to
>>"global-variables" ? Parameters are built by the sitemap for use used by
>>components, whereas variables are set by components and given back to
>>the sitemap for {} subsitution. So the "global-variables" names seems to
>>me more appropriate.
>>
>>How does it sound ?
>>
>>
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>Ehm, since approx. two hours we don't have "global-parameters" anymore!
>Yuppi!
>
>
Good, we're in accordance again ;-)
However, can you explain the exact purpose of
<map:component-configurations>, and how it is handled ?
I see that it is now defined in the Processor interface, but can't
understand how it is used and what CocoonComponentManager exactly does
with it (this stack management is black magic).
How is it related to <map:components> which is nothing more than the
configuration of a ComponentManager and can thus hold any component
declaration ?
>Serious: we had this discussion several months ago to unify the
>"global-parameters" with the input modules and I exactly did this:
>We have a new input module "global" which can be configured in the
>sitemap like the authentication handlers. The name for this
>configuration is ...tata...global-variables.
>
Cool.
Sylvain
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