Thank you for your reply, Ard!
I don't know how to control the cache from cocoon.xconf. I use Cocoon
2.1.7. The cache section in cocoon.xconf looks like this:
transient-store logger=core.store.transient
parameter name=maxobjects value=1000/
/transient-store
store logger=core.store
Hi!
I have been trying for a few days now to find out where (and if) Cocoon persists
the cached XML chunks obtained from pipelines. Almost all of the pipelines I've
written implement CacheableProccessingComponent. I read something about a
persistent-store tag in cocoon.xconf, but I didn't
Hi!
I indexed my site with LuceneIndexTransformer. I got some
content in the .cfs file (aprox. 45 kB).
When I access my search pipeline:
!-- SEARCHING --
map:match
pattern=content/*/*/*/search
map:generate
type=search
map:parameter
name=query
Can I use cinclude to include content generated by a
pipeline?
Ex.
cinclude:includexml
cinclude:srchttp://localhost/some-cocoon-pipeline/cinclude:src
/cinclude:includexml
Dan
cocoon:/ instead of http:/ duh
From: Dan Nicolici
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Sent: 21 decembrie 2005 11:21
To: users@cocoon.apache.org
Subject: cinclude using pipeline
Can I use cinclude to include content generated by a
pipeline?
Ex.
cinclude:includexml
Thank you Martijn!
I have very little experience with Cocoon so I am still unsure about a lot
of things. People telling me that I'm not slipping off the path is really
what I need. Thanks again to all who reply!
Dan
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Hi!
I am indexing my website with the LuceneIndexTransformer
like this:
map:match
pattern=site/indexAll
map:aggregate
element=page
map:part
src="">
map:part
src="">
map:part
src=""
/map:aggregate
map:transform
src="">
map:transform
type=index/
map:serialize
, Dan Nicolici [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi!
I am indexing my website with the LuceneIndexTransformer like this:
map:match pattern=site/indexAll
map:aggregate element=page
map:part
src=cocoon:/content/menu?cocoon-view=content/
map:part
Never mind. I found the cause.
I rebuilt the cocoon sources to include lucene block and
didnt copy to my app all the jars, particularly cocoon-2.1.7.jar which
contains the cocoon.roles file. In this file are declared the lucene components.
Dan
Thank you very much, Martijn, for the example!
I still have some questions if you don't mind :)
The example again:
map:match pattern=*/lucene-index.xml
map:generate src=cocoon:/listing/{1}/
map:transform
src=../stylesheets/templates/lucene/create-lucene-index.xsl
map:parameter
Thank you very much, Martijn! You've been of big help!
Dan
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Hi!
Please help me with Cocoon site searching. I posted another
message, but got no replies.
I read bits of documentation from where I could find any and
formed an overall image of the concept. At least please tell me if what I
pictured in my mind is correct. This is how I see it.
This is my first encounter with Lucene. I
am trying to integrate it with Cocoon. From what I read so far I prefer the
approach with LuceneIndexTransformer. Here is where I need some assistance.
>From what I understand, the transformer creates the index from .xml files with
proper Lucene
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