1) I think you have to use the cocoon: protocol to refer to internal resources
for parts in <map:part>
2) Dunno...
3) Since Cocoon pipelines its content, when an XSP page is being processed there
is no guarantee that HTTP output hasn't already begun. So, using C2's
architecture, it is impossible to have a response taglib.
On Tue, 25 Sep 2001 13:34:41 +0200, Arno Illmann wrote:
From: Arno Illmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Dear Cocoon Users and Developers,
>
> Ahead I beg your pardon for my germlish. Following a few questions about
sitemap syntax, XSP-Logicsheets and configuring for actions. I think these
questions are a good example for the questions of a c2 idiot v0.2RC1 0:) . The
answers should be added in the below mentioned documentations and what I can do
is supplie it in xdoc format to Jeremy Aston and his "The Cocoon Two Idiots
Guide" at http://www.pigbite.co.uk/ctwig/index.html .
>
> 1) Where to find additional detailed syntax and usage of sitemap tags?
>
> A few days ago I tried to put out i.e. a HTML head with caching information,
but it doesn't do it (was not parsed or outputted). I found some snippets on
this mailing list. My test was (map:aggregate did it):
>
> <map:match pattern="welcome">
> <map:aggregate element="page"
> ns="http://lokalzumhost/arnoillmann";>
> <map:part src="docs/static.xml" element="arno"
> ns="http://lokalzumhost/arno"/>
> <map:part src="docs/dynamic.xsp" element="illmann"
> ns="http://lokalzumhost/illmann"/>
> </map:aggregate>
> <map:transform src="stylesheets/simple-page2html.xsl"/>
> <map:act type="http-header-action">
> <map:parameter name="expires" value="0"/>
> <map:parameter name="Pragma" value="no-cache"/>
> <map:parameter name="Cache-Control" value="no-cache"/>
> </map:act>
> <map:serialize/>
> </map:match>
>
> The very helpful overview/documentation v1.0 from Berin Loritsch (to find in
thread "cocoon 2 tutorial") or the profound documentation on the Cocoon 2 Site
about sitemap tags don't provide this information.
>
> 2) A next question is about the (deprecated?) built-in XSP logicsheets, i.e
response.xsl
(\src\org\apache\cocoon\components\language\markup\xsp\java\request.xsl) or
util.xsl.
> I know, i should work with actions in the sitemap, but where can I find the
corresponding elements in c2?
>
> 3) Why is the request taglib in use and the response taglib not, respectivly
is an action set defined for i.e HTTP reguest and where to find those in the
cocoon code base. Respectivly can someone give an overview of the contents and
a what-to-do-with-it (beside building a war file) of these folders in
\src\org\apache\cocoon\:
>
> \acting\
> \components\browser\
> \components\language\markup\sitemap\java\
> \components\language\markup\xsp\
> \components\language\markup\
> \environment\http\
> \environment\wrapper\
> \environment\
> \selection\
> \sitemap\
>
>
> Concerning Carsten Ziegelers mail in thread "Apache Cocoon 2 RC Release" [ ...
The schedule for the final version of Cocoon 2 is estimated at 4-6 weeks from
today. This heavily depends on the feedback of the current Cocoon 2 users. We
expect that the changes between the release candidate and the final version only
concern documentation updates. But this is a very difficult and time consuming
task. ...] I will post this to cocoon-dev too. I hope this is o.k. and
constructive. If it's the wrong place for documentation feedback, let me know.
>
> Thanks in advance and congratulations and many thanks to the C2 developer team
for releasing RC1!
>
> Best regards, Arno Illmann
>
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