Thanks for the replies.
The problem is that I then have use the xml in a pipeline that starts
with an xquery generator (this is the pipeline I call from the
flowscript):
<map:generate src="xq/discuss.xq" type="xquery">
<map:parameter name="cleanedxml" value="{flow-attribute:cleanxml}"/>
Therefore, I have to send the xml as a parameter. I could not figure
out how to do that with the stream generator either. Maybe that is
easy?
The process starts with a matcher that calls the flowscript:
<map:match pattern="store_filesystem_file">
<map:call function="cleanWordHtml">
<map:parameter name="base"
value="{request-param:base}"/>
<map:parameter name="page"
value="{request-param:url}"/>
</map:call>
</map:match>
(I would *also* like to read wordml, but I'll deal with that later)
Regards
Hans
On 1/5/06, Geert Josten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > It reads a Cocoon pipeline, which converts a Word HTML file to XML.
> > Then it sends this as a string in a parameter, to a pipeline that
> > processes it further.
>
> Why not read WordML? :)
>
> > What I *would like* to do, is to send XML in the parameter, instead of a
> > string.
> > Is this possible? Does anyone have a solution for me?
>
> Isn't it easier to change your upload pipe to read an internal pipe directly?
>
> In short something like:
>
> <pattern="cleanwhtm/**">
> read and clean html using base and page parameters
>
> <pattern="upload/**">
> <generate src="cocoon:/{1}">
> <!-- set upload header flags and serialize -->
>
> flowscript:
> sendPage("upload/cleanwhtm" + base + page);
>
>
> HTH,
> Geert
>
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