Hi !
I'd like to handle several kinds of errors, differently if possible ;
on my site, the pipeline serves mainly ".html" pages using the XML files
which have the same filename but with the ".xml" extension. More
precisely, if the file xxx.html is requested, I aggregate xxx.xml and
site.xml, which is a file which contains infos about navbars, page
titles... for the whole site (I need it to create the navbars, the
titles...) and then, I use an XSL transformation and I serialize in
HTML. Anyway, here are the different kinds of error I'd like to handle :
- the requested file has not the ".html" extension
using something like :
<map:handle-errors type="404">
<map:transform src="stylesheets/skeletons/error2html.xsl"/>
<map:serialize status-code="404"/>
</map:handle-errors>
should work (by the way, was is the purpose of status-code="404" ?)
- the xxx.xml file does not exist
In this cas, I've got half of my content (I've got site.xml)
is there a way to tell cocoon to handle this error ?
I've found that the error message is displayed only if I use
map:handle-errors type="404"
with map:serialize status-code="404"...
- the xxx.xml file is invalid
In this cas, I've got also half of my content (I've got site.xml)
is there a way to tell cocoon to handle this error ?
I've found that depending on what I put in map:handle-errors, cocoon
displays an "internal
server error" or uses my error2html.xsl to write something like "error
creating resource"
Thanks to my "site.xml" file, I check if the requested page is in the
list of "declared" pages of my site (some pages share the same content,
and in this case, I don't aggregate xxx.xml to site.xml, I choose
another xml file). I would like to be able to redirect the user to an
error 404 page in this case ; is it possible to do it without using XSP
?
So, I'd like to have more precisions about how errors can be handled and
how "fire" errors during an XSL transformation (or anything similar).
Thanks.
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