> Well, all the methods of o.a.c.environment.Request are available through > JXPath here. getContextPath() and getSitemapURI() carry some of the > information you are looking for. > ok, thanks. But I thought I could get the url of the pipeline where the call is made.
like for instance: getCurrentPipeline( ).getUrlPath( ) > > well the reason for wanting to do this, is that if you depend on hard > > coded path's for instance for redirect, you loose much of the subsitemap > > behaviour, where you specify the path the sitemap proceses in the parent > > sitemap ... > > You can substract the sitemapURI from the servletPath. Look at the > JXPath docs on how to apply JAVA methods here. > ok. thanks for that. please see above. I worked already with JXPath (XMLForms). I know I could do that, but I thought about using the url attached to a anyway thanks for your patience. bye -- Jakob --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
