> > Every time I want to use CVSSource in my project, I clean InputModule
> > section and all works correctly after that.
>
> Maybe it works if you clean the InputModule section. I will test it.
>
> However, isn't it a bug (of CVSSource or other) that you can't have
> both CVSSource and InputModules together at the same time?
>
> Shouldn't someone break the loop? Who? How?
I have tried something that worked on cocoon 2.1.5: using lazy initialization.
Here's the necessary change for CVSSourceFactory:
- Method implementation one-line change:
private VariableResolver getVariable(Configuration config, String
name, String defValue) throws ConfigurationException {
Configuration child = config.getChild(name);
try {
String pattern = child.getValue(defValue);
return new LazyVariableResolver(pattern, this.manager); //
instead of using VariableResolverFactory
} catch(PatternException pe) {
throw new ConfigurationException(
"Wrong expression for " + child.getName() + " at " +
child.getLocation(),
pe
);
}
}
- New inner class (could easily be moved outside):
class LazyVariableResolver extends VariableResolver {
VariableResolver delegate;
ComponentManager cm;
LazyVariableResolver(String s, ComponentManager cm) throws
PatternException {
super(s);
this.cm = cm;
}
public String resolve(InvokeContext context, Map map) throws
PatternException {
if(delegate==null) {
delegate =
VariableResolverFactory.getResolver(originalExpr, cm);
}
return delegate.resolve(context, map);
}
}
But possibly this is not the right thing to do for Cocoon 2.1.7, as I
think the VariableResolver thing has changed quite a lot from 2.1.5 to
2.1.7.
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Antonio
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