Hi, this is my first time writing something to this list. I'm a bit
of a Cocoon n00b, but not new to XSLT. I just discovered Cocoon, and
I love it!
I'm setting up a web site that consists of two main directories:
Main - contains my sitemap and all my main XML content
Other - heritage image of a bunch of source code
I want to keep these separate, because the "Other" directory is under
its own CM system (SourceSafe, blech).
I'd like to serve the content from "Other", though, from URLs like
http://host/Other/...., where "...." could be just about any type
of file.
When just serving files from "Main", I started out with a bunch of
patterns in my sitemap to feed "straight-thru" files, like
<map:match pattern='**.txt'>
<map:read mime-type='text/plain'
src='{1}.txt'/>
</map:match>
Then I augmented them like so:
<map:match pattern='**.txt'>
<map:select type='resource-exists'>
<map:when test='{1}.txt'>
<map:read mime-type="text/plain"
src="{1}.png"/>
</map:when>
<map:otherwise>
<map:read mime-type="text/plain"
src="../Other/{1}.png"/>
</map:otherwise>
</map:select>
</map:match>
My question is, is there an easy way to do this across the board,
without having to rewrite every straight-thru pipeline? I'd like
something like this in the front:
<map:match pattern='Other/**'>
<!-- reset the 'src' base directory to '../Other', and continue
matching -->
</map:match>
Any help would be fantastically appreciated. BTW, I have really
looked for this answer in the two books I have and in the online
docs.
Thanks,
Chris
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