Tony Collen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Leszek Gawron wrote:
> > Why doesn't <map:generate type="{1}"/> work ? I cannot find the
> > explanation in the archives. I am currently porting all my xsp
> > generators to Java based (compile time errors were a real
> nightmare).
> > I am not able to use flow here - I need to use the pull model - the
> > generator gets data from database, applies non trivial
> logic and then
> > outputs the sax events.
> >
> > I use cocoon as a second tier which provides data for my
> C++ clients
> > (http protocol). The documents generated for offline
> synchronization
> > contains sometimes 10k+ nodes (files reach 2.5 MB )
> >
> > I cannot use jxtg as I heavily mix iterative data retrieval from
> > database and data manipulation.
> >
> > Previously (with xsps) I could do <map:generate type="serverpages"
> > src="{1}.xsp"/>. With java generators this turns into a
> sitemap nightmare.
> > lg
> >
>
>
> Hmm, What about writing a selector to choose which generator to use?
Missed the original e-mail, why not just push the problem down a level:
<map:generate type="superGenerator" src="{1}"/>
SuperGenerator can then figure out what to do by looking at the
source...
