On Mar 27, 2008, at 4:31 AM, Luca Morandini wrote:
Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
On Mar 26, 2008, at 5:19 PM, Luca Morandini wrote:
... though... why is it returning every document in sight, instead
of limiting itself to the "*.jx" ones ?
<map:match pattern="pages.xml">
<map:generate type="xpathtraversable" src="blockcontext:/">
<map:parameter name="depth" value="4"/>
<map:parameter name="xmlFiles" value="\.jx"/>
Perhaps because of this method?
protected boolean isXML(TraversableSource path) {
String mimeType = this.context.getMimeType(path.getName());
return this.xmlRE.match(path.getName()) || "text/
xml".equalsIgnoreCase(mimeType);
}
Actually, I thought xmlFiles was a way to restrict the scope of the
search, not to enlarge it... it seems I was utterly wrong :(
The Javadoc says: <<it will perform an XPath query on every XML
resource, where "xml resource" is, by default, any resource ending
with ".xml", which can be overriden by setting the (regexp) pattern
"xmlFiles as a sitemap parameter, *or* where the name of the
resource has a container-wide mime-type mapping to 'text/xml' such
as specified by mime-mapping elements in a web.xml descriptor file.>>
So, it seems the correct behavior, given my setup, would be: add
"*.jx" files to the known list of XML resources within the depth of
4 and perform the XPath query.
I think you just need to set rootRE/includeRE/excludeRE parameters.
If you could confirm this, I would be glad to add some documentation
to the XPathTraversableGenerator page.
Yes above description is correct.
Vadim
<map:parameter name="xpath" value="/*/content/title"/>
This parameter is optional, so you can omit it and get a better
performance.
I understand this is a performance-killer, but I need the "title"
element for further processing.
Regards,
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Luca Morandini
www.lucamorandini.it
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