Dave,
[My original message deleted]
> Arne -
>
> I'm not sure what needs you or Chris have, but if you are trying to "import"
> and insert documents found on the Web, you might be interested in the
> following
> piece of code. This code is actually snipped from generateDS.py itself.
> I've
> included it as an example of how content could be found an inserted from
> various sources.
Thanks very much for the code. In the application I work on, all of the schema
files are available from the file system so http or ftp loading doesn't really
make much difference to me. As long as I can get the external schemas processed
somehow, I'll be happy.
> As you can see from the commented-out version, you could also check the local
> file system if the document could not be found on the Web. Or, perhaps, a
> version that checked for the protocol with something like:
>
> if path.startswith('http:'):
> and:
> elif path.startswith('ftp:'):
> and:
> elif path.startswith('file:'):
>
> and so on.
>
> I suppose it also matters which order we try each of the different sources/
> locations.
Personally, I would bias towards the file system rather than the network. I
would want my files or cache of network files to take precedence because I
need to have access to and control over the schemas are being used in my
application. Version conflicts are more likely to arise from internal changes
than what the network-based suppliers provide, but I've been burned when a
schema disappeared from the network in the past.
> Let me know what your thoughts are on this and whether you feel something
> like
> this is would be useful in process_includes.py.
I think this will be very useful; so much so that I'm going to give it a try
right away. ;) There are a number of other developers in my project who are
also interested in this work and would love to use this code. Personally,
I'd like to see process_includes embedded in the generateDS script so that
the imports/includes are processed automatically.
Regards,
Arne
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