i use another one approach
i aggregate a some xml files in sitemap
then i reorder elements inside the final xml [layout.xsl]
and send the result for processing
map:resource name=sitebuilder
map:aggregate element=site
Hi there,
I'm relatively new to Cocoon and XML and I've been lurking on the list for a
while. I have a problem that's stymied me--perhaps someone could help me? I
want to build an aggregate web page from a set of simple XHTML pages by
extracting the contents of their bodies and aggregating them.
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From: Jeff Ramsdale [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 2:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Aggregating XML
Hi there,
I'm relatively new to Cocoon and XML and I've been lurking on the
list for a
while. I have a problem that's stymied me--perhaps
Jeff,
There are several ways to accomplish content aggregation in Cocoon:
(1) cinclude and xinclude
(2) The XSLT document() function (this seems to match your approach best)
(3) map:aggregate in a sitemap
(4) XSP includes
Each method has advantages/disadvantages relative to flexibility,
Note that with the document() function, you will run into other problems
with the default XSLT transformer. Caching, for one, will be wrong. If
you edit a document referenced by the document() function after the
stylesheet has been cached, it will not reflect the change (someone
correct me
