Hi,
Hello Alex, hi list,
I had a similar problem. I had an application which contains a lot of xml files which are published in different channels like xml, html and pdf. I solved the problem by using a bit of UNIX scripting and wget. In cocoon I defined a couple of pages which contain links to the used files in question. these pages serve as the starting points for wget.
Although, I know that there is a cron compo in cocoon, I never used it.
Markus
Generate the list with a directory generator (watch with caching!), XSL transform the list to save: instructions, making the files direct to cocoon pipes, save transfrom the list, serialize a report.
or
Generate the list with a directory generator (watch with caching!), XSL transform the list to source: and include: instructions, include the xsl-fo stuff, sourcewrite transfrom the list, serialize a report.
Though, I think the latter solution might be a bad approach, considering large or many xsl-fo documents... unless the streaming concept prevents a lot of caching...
Cheers
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