The |<map:read type="resource">| component is acting strange to me. Any insights into its behavior would be much appreciated. If I should file a bug <http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?product=Cocoon%202> or contribute to the wiki <http://wiki.cocoondev.org/>, please let me know <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. I'm using Cocoon version 2.1.3.
Testcase Examples with Expected and Actual Behavior Testcase Behavior Number Description Expected Actual 1 <read-file/resource>
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<map:match pattern="read-file/resource">
<map:read src="../samples/imagereader/logo.jpg"/>
</map:match>
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The file is read and mime-type assigned by policies of servlet engine. Seems to be as expected.
2 <read-file/resource-as-text>
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<map:match pattern="read-file/resource-as-text">
<map:read src="../samples/imagereader/logo.jpg"
mime-type="text/plain"
/>
</map:match>
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The file is read and mime-type is overridden by explicit assignment. *The mime-type assignment is ignored.*
3 <read-http/read-file/resource>
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<map:match pattern="read-http/read-file/resource">
<map:read src="http://localhost:8888/testcase/read-file/resource"/>
</map:match>
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The file is served with the mime-type from the read http header, which was assigned by the file read, which was assigned by the policies of the servlet engine. Seems to be as expected.
4 <read-http/read-file/resource-as-text>
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<map:match pattern="read-http/read-file/resource-as-text">
<map:read src="http://localhost:8888/testcase/read-file/resource";
mime-type="text/plain"
/>
</map:match>
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The file is served with the mime-type overridden by explicit assignment. Seems to be as expected.
5 <read-cocoon/read-file/resource>
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<map:match pattern="read-cocoon/read-file/resource">
<map:read src="cocoon:/read-file/resource"/>
</map:match>
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The file is served with the mime-type from the cocoon protocol read, which was assigned by the file read, which was assigned by the policies of the servlet engine. *Served with mime-type /|text/xml|/.*
6 <read-cocoon/read-file/resource-as-jpeg>
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<map:match pattern="read-cocoon/read-file/resource-as-jpeg">
<map:read src="cocoon:/read-file/resource"
mime-type="image/jpeg"
/>
</map:match>
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The file is served with the mime-type overridden by explicit assignment. *Served with mime-type /|text/xml|/.*
Thanks for taking a sec to enlighten me, I'm sure I'm just missing something simple.
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