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From: "Riley, Cameron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Turbine'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2000 2:24 PM
Subject: RE: Absolute URLs in HTML code
> David,
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> >My problem is the fact that the URLs in the returned HTML code are
> >absolute addresses!
>
> The $link Context reference doesnt have to be used if you dont want it.
You
> can create your own class by extending DynamicURI that will return a URI
in
> the format you wish by accessing the ServerData Object. So all your
> templates can see it, extend VelocityScreen by adding your URI class to
the
> doBuild method. Then make all your screens extend this class. Have a look
at
> the Context Document on the website, it has an example for Images and
> StaticLinks that use a similar methodology;
I see what you mean. My problem is about the way your standard Context
reference works:
Jetspeed's Navigation classes directly use DynamicURI without any
VelocityScreen I could extend.
There are many other references to your DynamicURI I don't want to change...
Besides that, the main issue is the HTML style: If this class produces the
URIs for $link it is simply bad style to always return absolute URLs. The
portal with its HTML code is not flexible enough to be used in more complex
environments as we use it.
>
> http://java.apache.org/turbine/context-howto.html
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> Cameron Riley
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>
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