To me it looks like the locationmap, when nothing is found, returns
the path
to the locationmap.xml file (excluding the filename), combined with
the last
part of the lm: specification in the sitemap: 'pdf.user-config}'
An empty locationmap selection:
<match pattern="pdf.user-config">
<select>
<location src="resources/fonts/config.xml"/>
<location src=""/>
</select>
</match>
returns the same bogus string as above.
Anybody any clue about what is going on? How can I get the intended
behaviour?
Sjur
[1] http://marc.info/?l=forrest-user&m=118525205328423&w=2
Hi Sjur,
I mailed Cocoon about this[1] long ago and filed a bug[2] which says
it's now fixed. I reckon we'd need to update Cocoon to see if that's
true(I don't see any actual commits against it). I don't remember
much more than that unfortunately but I hope that helps.
--tim
[1] - http://marc.info/?t=111996379000002&r=1&w=2
[2] - https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-1542
I believe it is a locationmap problem - it is the locationmap that is
returning the string, somehow. I have also tested the following in the
sitemap:
<map:serializers default="fo2pdf">
<map:serializer name="fo2pdf"
src="org.apache.cocoon.blocks.fop.FOPNGSerializer" mime-
type="application/pdf">
<user-config></user-config>
</map:serializer>
</map:serializers>
That is, with a completely *empty* <user-config> element. And this
works - the FOPNGSerializer falls back to the defaults.
And I'm sorry: I didn't test well enough - the problem arises even
thoug there IS a matching config file. So there seems to be a problem
with my locationmap definition?
To sum up:
1. if the path is hardcoded in the sitemap, all is ok
2. if the path is empty in the sitemap, all is ok
3. if the path is looked up via lm, and a matching file is found(*),
the path returned is garbage
4. if the path is looked up via lm, but no match is found, garbage is
returned instead of the empty string
Both 3. and 4. returns:
/usr/local/forrest/build/plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.output.pdf/
pdf.user-config}
(*) I don't *know* that the matching file is found, I'm just assuming
here - how can I check that?
Thanks for the help,
Sjur
