>I got cocoon to translate my xml files into html using the commandline
>interface to cocoon. But I didn't get it to translate xml files which
>expect arguments as file.xml?index=3. Cocoon always produces the same
>output as if there were no arguments. I would like to write a
>small java
>tool that involves the cocoon library to translate a url with
>arguments
>into a html file. How can I do that and which classes do I have to use
>(Cocoon 1.8)?
The default cocoon producer is the ProducerFromFile (under cocoon/producer).
You can write your own producer which takes in arguments and recompile
cocoon. You can also configure your producer to be a default one. Look at
cocoon.properties.
Minh-Quan
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