Am Mon, 2003-03-03 um 12.17 schrieb Jakob Praher:
> > 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( )
ok. I can work with what you have mentioned. thanks.
It was a mistake of mine, as I had a sitemap fragment like:
<map:match pattern="branded/**">
<map:act type="x">
<map:generate src="cooon:/{1}" />
<map:serialize/>
</map:act>
<!-- here I needed the pipeline context path,
but after thinking it over,
I know that I can use your code -->
</map:match>
-- Jakob
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