This mail is an answer to this mail : Re: [Forum module] work with
collection and Cinclude
I modify the title in order to <map:match pattern="better"> to the
discussion :
In order to seralize the stream before a transformation you suggest me to :
> You have
> <map:match pattern="*.xml/*/*/*/*">
>
> So just request in your browser. The outcome should be xml and you can
> see what goes into the transformation.
but, in my opinion this tip has two "problems"
1 - the stream is "cut" when the map:serialize is throw
2 - when the sitemap has many "redirection" (=<map:generate
src="cocoon:/feedContent/news/{1}/{2}/{3}/{4}/{5}"/>) it's difficult to
write a well formed request in the browser
3 - when I do that in a module's sitemap (eg news module), I have the error
page that display on the site
So, after some research in the lenya code, I found this solution :
Before the transformation put this code :
<map:transform
src="fallback://lenya/xslt/authoring/edit/addSourceTags.xsl">
<map:parameter name="source"
value="context://lenya/pubs/debugDOC.xsl"/>
</map:transform>
<map:transform type="write-source">
<map:parameter name="serializer" value="xml"/>
</map:transform>
<map:transform
src="fallback://lenya/xslt/authoring/edit/removeSourceTags.xsl"/>
and :
- the stream is writing in the pubs/debugDOC.xsl
- the sitemap processing is not disturbed
What do you think about this solution ?
However, the debugDOC.xsl is a "one line" xml... that is not very friendly.
I try to add a <xsl:output indent="yes"/> in the addSourceTags.xsl, but
it's don't work... If you have any ideas : they are welcome !!
( I use the linux program xmlindent for create an indented debugDOC, but
this is not very simple)
Have a good day
On Sat, 04 Oct 2008 22:58:49 +0200, Thorsten Scherler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On Thu, 2008-10-02 at 01:20 +0200, Florent André wrote:
>> Thank you for this answer Thorsten
>>
>> I will be more precise in the future.
>>
>> You ask me to give the xml file before .xsl.
>>
>> "
>> > Put a <map:serialize type="xml"/> here to see what goes in
>> > collection2html.xsl.
>> "
>> But I have a "problem" with <map:serialize> : If I put a <map:serialize>
>> before collection2html.xsl, the serialized xml will be transform with
> other
>> <map:match> (the stream is redirected by other map:generator).
>
> I am talking about debugging. Meaning my suggestion is that you debug
> just the one match not the whole pipeline. General rule of thumb for
> debugging is keep it small to pin down the problem.
>
> You have
> <map:match pattern="*.xml/*/*/*/*">
>
> So just request in your browser. The outcome should be xml and you can
> see what goes into the transformation.
>
>
>> So, in order to display the stream before transformation by
>> collection2html.xsl, I see this options :
>> 1 - reorder the sitemap in order to have the collection2html in the last
>> position -- I think it's a very bad solution
>> 2 - use <map:view> -- I try that in the module's subsitemap : the result
> in
>> web-browser is : no content
>> 3 - use a serializer that write a file on the file system -- What is the
>> serializer defining in Lenya ? I search him in editor's sitemap, but I
>> don't find it from now...
>>
>
> All of the above sounds way too much fuzz. Just add the serializer,
> request the match pattern and see what is the result.
>
> salu2
>
>>
>> And, for the :
>> >
>> > Yeah, see above basic violation of the whole concept of the pipeline.
>> I guarantee you that I don't redo that !
>>
>> have a good day
>>
>>
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