Hi,
I have migrated a sub-sitemap from Cocoon 2.0.4 to 2.1m3.
With 2.0.4 everything worked fine, now with 2.1 I only get empty pages.
The reason seems to be that the sub-sitemap in cocoon/sims is never
really called. Whenever I call a URL with sims/something I get empty
page with NO errors
Hi,
I have Cocoon 2.0.4.
Is it possible to generate a Lucene index from XML content without using
a crawler? The question might sound strange but the reason is that I
could produce all content and all links to index from a pipeline. Just
indexing and searching that would be fine. Furthermore
Hi,
I have a pipline that generates a file in the filesystem using a generator
and a transformation. The output is empty but I want to present in the
same request one of the generated files (index.html).
I tried to use
map:generate src=.../
map:transform type=xslt src=.../
map:redirect-to
map:call transfers to a pipeline fragment defined in
map:resources, but I don't think it will help you
specifically now that I see what you are trying to
do.
map:call does not work the same way as map:redirect-to does not work
because the steps before are not executed. Both must be the first
Hi Joerg,
map:call does not work the same way as map:redirect-to does not work
because the steps before are not executed. Both must be the first and
only
statements in a map:match.
[...]
fortunately the above is not true ;-)
map:call resource=resourcename/ is a sitemap internal redirect
Hi,
is the EncodeURL transformer not supposed to do exactly this?
But at least in Cooon 2.0.4 it does not seem to work, the URLs are not
changed at all. But either way, a transformer or such a action should be
a integral part of Cocoon.
Peter
Andrea Pierini wrote:
[...]
-Messaggio
Hi,
it looks like a Action or SourceFactory cannot be Contextualizable?
I want to get the context directory of the webapp or the Cocoon work
directory. I though that in order to get that I let the Action and the
SourceFactory implement Contextualizable and then with
workDir =
Hi,
I wanted to make my custom action Contextualizable in order to get the
base directory of the action. But it looks like this is never called or I
get errors when trying to create the component.
Why? I inherit from ConfigurableComposerAction to be configurable and
Composable as well.
Hi,
I have a custom source that gets the component manager from the
SourceFactory.
So good so fine, but obviously when the source looks up its backend
component it does not find it, although it is configured in cocoon.xconf
as
component.
How is this suposed to work? Am I missing something?
Hi,
If I want to log messages in a custom source the only way I could specify
a category would be on the SourceFactory, which I did. Then in the
getSource() I check whether the source produced is LogEnabled and if so
pass on the Logger from the SourceFactory to the Source.
In cocoon.xconf the
Hi,
I'm wonderning how one could read a file that is compressed/archived e.g.
zip.
Let's say I have a XML file that is compressed and so I would like to
uncompress it and then use this file in the normal file generator in a
pipeline. Is this possible and how?
I also looked whether I could use a
Hi,
I have defined my own logger in the Cocoon logkit.xconf for a custom
action and a custom source that I'm running in Cocoon.
In both cases I have attached a logger=blah to the protocol definition
of the source in cooon.xconf
protocol class=... name=... logger=blah/
and for the action in the
Hi,
simple question, how can I get in a Cocoon action or source etc. the base
directory of my application that I was called for?
I though that the Contextualize interface would be used for this with the
Context.get() method, but there is no documentation of the values that one
can get from the
Hi,
I'm generating XInclude or CInclude URLs and use the corresponding
transformator. Unfortunately none of the ways seemed to work.
I have file:-URLs with absolute path names, BTW.
1. Xinclude
xi:include href=file:/path/file.xml/
the output is empty and cut off.
There was a posting that one
Hi,
how can one generate a document from multiple sources without knowing
their exact names using a pattern? Given some files blah_*.xml, I would
like to aggregate all these and get one XML document to apply stylesheets
etc.
But I have never seen that it is possible to use patterns in
then
automatically call the second pipeline for each filename?
Peter Klotz wrote:
how can one generate a document from multiple sources without knowing
their exact names using a pattern? Given some files blah_*.xml, I
would like to aggregate all these and get one XML document to apply
stylesheets etc
Hi,
first please don't answer with see the search web app in the Cocoon
distribution, I looked at that very thoroughly.
But I'm still not clear what role the LuceneXMLIndexer plays.
Can anybody please give an example?
I think that the build(URL url) method of LuceneXMLIndexer returns a List
of
Hi,
I don't find the answer in the docu so maybe someone can tell me.
Is it possible to use patterns/regexp in source for a generator or in part
of a aggregation?
I'd like to do something like this e.g. in the sitemap:
map:aggregate element=page
map:map src=file:/tmp/*.xml/
/map:aggregate
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