Hi,
I am rephrasing this to be clearer, thanks Derek.
I have set up several pipelines and readers within cocoon. I can include XML content without any problems using a CInclude template, as in the following example (not the real code, just dummy names).
<data xmlns:cinclude="http://apache.org/cocoon/include/1.0";> <MyCollection1> <cinclude:include src="cocoon:/test1" element="data1"/> </MyCollection1> <MyCollection2> <cinclude:include src="cocoon:/test2" element="data2"/> </MyCollection2> </data>
so cocoon:/test1 returns XML and this fits in nicely.
however when I want to include image content within the template I would like to
do either of the two things below as in the case of cocoon:/test2 being a reader;
1) Save the image returned from the reader in a temporary location that is cleaned
by Cocoon after the request and a URL to this resouces is stored in the XML (an
example of this would help me alot)
2) store a BaseBinary64 version of this image in the XML, or just the pixel values
Finally, is I post an XML document to Cocoon which looks like for example <root> <request1>...</request1> <request2>...<request2> </root>
is there a generator that will iterate over this document and make each of the requests, or do
I have to write a custom generator? I don't expect the user to make multiple requests to the
server, just to wrap up all the requests in one go and send them to the server. So can I iterate
over this?
Any help would be gratefully appreciated.
Norman
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