Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 19.05.2007 14:28, Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
But a service generator without any post data makes absolutely sense
since it might really be optional to post anything. And I find it
quite strange to write
That's not true. If you don't post a data it's not the service any
more but you can call it that way:
<map:generate src="servlet:test2:/extract-html"/>
Using normal FileGenerator.
Ah, ok. I think I already read this somewhere in this thread.
You can argue that it's strange that if service is called we put it as
parameter and if it's casual GET it is put in the src attribute. I'd
disagree then because GET and POST are so much different that even
different sitemap syntax makes sense.
One more reason to always put the service URL into the src attribute as
you don't need to discuss and differentiate between GET and POST. The
sitemap was always GET/POST-unaware. Now you would need to change the
"nature" of your generator by changing its type instead of just removing
one parameter.
What about enhancing the file generator with the ServletServiceGenerator
features?
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