yup i have this workaround currently as well, too bad it's not supported...

Aggregation could be made a bit more clever (note i'm running 2.0.4) eg straight support for generators, but i guess that's a different topic.

thanks for the confirmation!
Jorg

Nicolas Toper wrote:

Well I've tried to do that and it would be really practical to do so with
the ability to use a select inside.

I didn't succeed.

I think in that case you're supposed to use a C/Xinclude instead. It'll give
you more flexibility.

If you want to call a resource do that:

<resource name="test>
..
</resource>

<pipeline>
...
<match pattern="mypipeline">
<call resource="test>
...
<match...
<map:aggregate..
<map:part src="cocoon:/mypipeline"/>

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Objet : aggregating defined resources


Hi,


How can i use a defined resource in an aggregation?

I have

<map:resource name="myresource">
        .....................
</map:resource>


<map:aggregate element="aggregation"> <map:part src="file://{1}.xml"/> <!-- call somehow the resource here --> </map:aggregate>


From the wiki i read that there is a resource part, but this is used to retrieve data from the classpath (unfortunate naming if you ask me) resource://class-path-context/foo/bar


Is this possible?


Thanks
Jorg


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