On Thu, 2007-01-11 at 15:41 +1000, Cameron McCormack wrote: > David Crossley: > > Yes. See some examples in forrest/site-author/conf/cli.xconf > > > > Not an "error". Doing 'forrest site' follows every link that it finds. > > The Cocoon CLI (Command Line Interface) config enables the > > powerful exclusion mechanism. > > Ok. Is there a way to configure it so that if it follows a link it > doesn’t know how to generate, but that file is in the content directory, > that it doesn’t consider it an error?
Well, the proper way would be to add the pipes to the project pipeline to just read and pass [exec] X [0] download.cgi BROKEN: No pipeline matched request: download.cgi … [exec] X [0] demo/AppletDemo.java BROKEN: No pipeline matched request: demo/AppletDemo.java To the output as is. Something like <map:match pattern="download.cgi"> <map:read src="download.cgi" /> </map:match> <map:match pattern="demo/AppletDemo.java"> <map:read src="demo/AppletDemo.java" /> </map:match> Please try and report back. salu2 > > Thanks, > > Cameron >
