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Hallo Leona,
you could try to use eXist, which is based on
Xindice and has a logicsheet f�r inserting and retrieving xml-documents and
there is a quit good documentation, how to integrate into cocoon.
Boris
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Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 3:03
AM
Subject: Xindice in Cocoon
Hi All,
I have a Cocoon application using several XML
files that
I would like to put into Xindice. I asked on the XSL list
about
calling Xindice directly from XSL statements, but that
doesn't
appear to be possible.
I know that people have made Cocoon
and Xindice work
together, but all the examples I have seen
(cocooncenter,org,
cocoonwiki) may be using older versions of Cocoon,
because the
changes to the sitemap don't reflect the version of the sitemap
I have.
I am using C 2.0.4/Tomcat 4.1.12/JDK 1.3.1/WinXP Pro.
As a
simple example, I have:
<map:match
pattern="gs">
<map:generate
src=""/>
<map:transform
src=""/>
<map:transform
src=""/>
<map:serialize type="html"/>
</map:match>
gs.xml contains some basic application XML, such as
"page"s and "menu"s.
gs.xsl contains the "business rules" of the
application, that cause
different
data to be displayed,
depending on the current user, current page, etc.
There
also may
be other transforms following this one.
html.xsl transforms the XML data
into HTML for output.
Currently, I read in my XML data in gs.xsl using
the XSL document()
function, and
would like to be reading from Xindice
instead.
Can anyone tell me how to call Xindice from this pipeline? I would
like to
do something
like get "/db/project/project1001" and set it to a
parameter to be passed
into gs.xsl.
Thanks very much for any
help.
Leona
Slepetis
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