what's the right way to implement the following:
if the request is a directory
if the directory has no sitemap
create a simple directory listing like so:
otherwise
call the requests sitemap.xmap
end
end
as you can see, i need help with thr
is putting my own class/package/jar in WEB-INF a good or bad idea?
i've managed to keep all my documents out of COCOON_HOME by using the
mount-table.xml file. it would be nice if i keep my java sources
somewhere seperate as well, as i don't want them to get entangled with
the cocoon build process.
IL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmmm, never used that function before...
>
> You could revert to and key(...) with which it should be able
> to do the same, I think..
>
> :)
>
> Jason Dusek wrote:
>
> >>Just for _processing_ the xml namespaces aware the act
>Just for _processing_ the xml namespaces aware the actual schema is not
this is not true - if you want to use
then the schema has to specify that your id attributes are of type
xs:ID, as it says in the spec:
NOTE:In order for such an attribute to be used with the XPath id
what is the 'right way' to override the base xslt and all the rest? i
take it that simply rewriting the sitemap is not quite correct, since
it gets overwritten on rebuild. where is the right place for user
overrides to go?
--
_jason
-
TD's and usually not used for
> locating schema's. It should
> not be difficult to hook the catalog system to a URIResolver that is used for
> locating the schema's,
> but you will have to dig in Java code..
>
> HTH,
> Geert
>
> Jason Dusek wrote:
>
>
i would like to have cocoon look at a document like this:
and finds its schema based on this catalog entry:
SYSTEM "schema://layout where/is/it/layout.xsd"
what i've done so far is write my own catalog, and reference it in the
cocoon catalog in context://WEB-INF/entities/
-- jsn's stuff --
Sorry to say it, but it looks like both of the links to Wiserlabz:
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http://www.wisernet.com/
http://www.wiserlabz.com/
==
are out of date. These are from the Cocoon Hosting page:
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