Hi Boris,
you mean
interface GetSearchTerms {
public String[] getSearchTerms;
}
class GetSearchTermsJackrabbitImpl {
public String[] getSearchTerms {
//something like the code I posted
}
}
then call the search tag with a reference to the implementation class.
<searchterms impl="info.magnolia.GetSearchTermsJackrabbitImpl"/>
right? If correct I will put it on the wiki like that.
>expensive - all the keywords in the page.
I know. I was thinking about putting the terms in an separate js-file, to
permit browser-caching. But I think browser-caching will not reload the
js-file, even thought it is changed. Do you have a suggestion how to allow
client side caching whithout running into this problem?
Cool ! Christoph
>
>Don't worry too much - if it works for you, its a start - who needs
>more can do so.
>
>But the idea is that you have functionality out of the box (e.g. a
>tag) and the option to change the implementation of some parts, e.g.
>of the class that provides the list of key words. SInce all the rest
>of the functionality stays the same, all you need is a way to define
>which class provides the keywords. For that you can provide an
>interface (e.g. public static String[] getSearchTerms()) so your
>implementations do not need to extend a base class but just need to
>provide the method(s) defined in the interface. To make this
>pluggable, there are many ways (Spring, factories, custom) - I'd go
>with defining an attribute on the tag that holds the class
>implementing the getSearchTerms().
>
>To add a different implementation, all you need to do is implement
>the one method in a class, add it to your class path and change the
>template to use this class. If you define your own control (like the
>search box) you could probably add a parameter to the control
>configuration in adminCentral that holds the class name - in which
>case you do not need to change the templates if you change the
>implementation.
>
>
>> Of course it is useful and cool, it's not AJAX but pure client side
>> javascript but check it out at http://breidert.net.
>
>expensive - all the keywords in the page. Maybe provide virtual URI
>mapping and reference as external file, in which case the search
>terms are cached (until next activation). Additionally, client can
>then cache the search terms.
>
>By the way, fell free to add your page to the wiki (please create a
>user-name first so it is easier for us to detect spam)
>
>Cheers
>Boris
>
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