On Mon, 2005-09-12 at 14:05 +0200, Juan Jose Pablos wrote:
> I did not enable the template block.
>
> do we need jx support for forrest?
I tried but I do not get it working. :(
Then I found that in build.xml:
<target name="copy-core-libs" depends="init">
<!-- ===============================================================
Copy all the libraries that belong to cocoon core.
FIXME: use sync task so you can ensure that removed libs from
cocoon
are removed within forrest
===============================================================
-->
<copy todir="${forrest.home}/lib/core">
<fileset dir="${cocoon.home}/lib/core" defaultexcludes="yes">
<!-- FIXME: The jxpath upgrade cannot be done.
See issues FOR-405 and FOR-303 and dev mail list.
commons-jxpath-1.2 causes errors with "site:" links
-->
<exclude name="commons-jxpath-*.jar"/>
<!-- servlet.jar goes under tools/jetty -->
<exclude name="servlet-*.jar"/>
</fileset>
</copy>
</target>
Has somebody some hints how I can fix it, because we really need jxpath
and jx in general if we are want to move views into core. Some things in
the re-factored version of views has to be based on jx too slim the
processing down.
I am playing around with *.navigation.xml and use this as businessHelper
for the menu like:
<forrest:contract name="nav-main">
<forrest:properties contract="nav-main">
<forrest:property name="nav-main" nugget="get.navigation">
<!--We need to use here jx-->
<url>index.navigation.xml</url>
</forrest:property>
</forrest:properties>
</forrest:contract>
Now that:
<!--We need to use here jx-->
<url>index.navigation.xml</url>
Should be relativ to the request if you use it in a directory or source
type way. Like:
<url>${request}.navigation.xml</url>
That is only one example where jx comes in handy. All that I now said, I
can do by writing yass (yet another stylesheet). You are right I could
do so, but jx offers more than this and provide sometimes heaps cleaner
solution then xsl.
Any help really welcome. TIA
salu2
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