Hi all,
Could you, please, help me? Is it possible to perform a request via
Cocoon 2.01 using xmldb protocol if xpath contains "local" characters,
for example 'é' (or %E9 or é).
It seems that such characters are translated to escaped codes (like
é) and dbXML (I use dbXML 1.0b4 "Mustard") doesn't decode them.
Pieces of a pipeline:
<map:match pattern="getx/**">
<map:generate
src="cocoon:/xmldb/db/data/bdl/data/Lubrifiants/?xpath=//Lubrifiant[natureLubrifiant='pāte']"/>
<map:serialize name="xml"/>
</map:match>
<map:match pattern="getx1/**">
<map:generate
src="cocoon:/xmldb/db/data/bdl/data/Lubrifiants/?xpath=//Lubrifiant[natureLubrifiant='p%E2te']"/>
<map:serialize name="xml"/>
</map:match>
returns
<collection:results query="//Lubrifiant[natureLubrifiant='pâte']"
resources="0" xmlns:collection="http://apache.org/cocoon/xmldb/1.0"/>
Meantime, such data exist in db and could be reviewed by means of
gopher's xpath query interface.
Moreover, such patterns without local codes (ex.:
natureLubrifiant='huile soluble') work fine.
For info:I didn't change a configuration of xmldb protocol and patterns,
just copied main sitemap.xmap provided in cocoon.war and added my
patterns.
Thank you in advance.
Roman
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