You can try with xinclude or cinclude on a dynamically generated
source plus some transformations.
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Antonio
2005/12/19, Dan Nicolici <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Hi!
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> I am indexing my website with the LuceneIndexTransformer like this:
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> <map:match pattern="site/indexAll">
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> <map:aggregate element="page">
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> <map:part
> src="cocoon:/content/menu?cocoon-view=content"/>
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> <map:part
> src="cocoon:/content/newspapers?cocoon-view=content"/>
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> <map:part
> src="cocoon:/content/books?cocoon-view=content"/>
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> </map:aggregate>
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> <map:transform src="xsl/xml2lucene.xsl"/>
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> <map:transform type="index"/>
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> <map:serialize type="xml"/>
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> </map:match>
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> The content pipeline is:
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> <map:match pattern="content/*">
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> <map:generate
> src="{global:template}xsp/{1}.xsp" type="serverpages">
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> <map:parameter name="location"
> value="{request:contextPath}/web/site/{1}"/>
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> </map:generate>
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> <map:transform
> src="{global:template}xsl/{1}.xsl"/>
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> <map:serialize/>
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> </map:match>
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> Can (or how can) I achieve the following:
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> <map:match pattern="site/indexAll">
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> <map:part src="cocoon:/content/*"/>
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> <map:transform src="xsl/xml2lucene.xsl"/>
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> <map:transform type="index"/>
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> <map:serialize type="xml"/>
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> </map:match>
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> to eliminate the writing of all possible src's that can call the content
> pipeline.
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> Right now I think it is impossible, but am I wrong?
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Antonio
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