A web site I am working on has all of its source documents in a single
directory. In contrast the URL space is arranged hierarchically.
My sub-sitemap is currently matching successfully on "**/*.html", and then
using the file generator to read in the file "{2}.xml". This is working
great.
What I would like to do is include a set of navigation links based on the
URL path, in this case "{1}". Given a request like "website/topics/academic/
publications.html", the HTML source for the navigation links should be:
> <a href="/website">website</a> /
> <a href="/website/topics">topics</a> /
> <a href="/website/topics/academic">academic</a>
I'm not using XSP, and would like not to if possible. At a guess I'll need
to create an action to parse "{1}", and add to the sitemap an entry
containing the HTML for the navigation. This approach just doesn't feel
elegant to me, but then again neither does using a Xalan extension function.
Has anyone implemented such a pattern? If you, would you mind sharing? If
not, any suggestions for an elegant solutions?
Thanks!
Jason Foster
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