Reinhard Pötz wrote:
The Cocoon object of the FOM has the methodI think the simplest solution is to use the correct component manager that holds only the components configured in roles/cocoon.xconf. This is the component manager of the o.a.c.Cocoon object.
Component getComponent(id)
It should return any component but no sitemap components. This means we only return components defined in the roles file(s). How can we check if it is an "allowed" component?
Any ideas?
Each sitemap as its own component manager for the sitemap component, they are linked in a hierarchy to the above mentioned one.
Sorry if I missed something (was offline for several days -- lots of emails to read), but why is it necessary to make a distinction between sitemap components and other components ?
What could be the possible use of e.g. a transformer in a flowscript ? I can't see one... So why build complicated fences to prevent something that is IMO doesn't even make sense ?
Furthermore, and this is what triggered this answer, restricting getComponent() to the top-level CM goes strongly against the upcoming blocks and the fact that <map:components> is nothing but a regular .xconf declaration.
Sylvain
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