Hi Javier,
Thanks for your reply.
Yes, your suggestion probably would work, but seems more cumbersome.
Response returned from another block must be XML, right? That is, the
requested javascript has to be inserted into XML with at least one
containing element before it is send to the requesting block.
Subsequently, the requesting block would need to create a
text/javascript response that is send to the client. The latter can be
accomplish with a TextSerializer. More importantly, every cocoon-based
web application must have a block specifically for this particular
purpose, which would mean more overhead for maintaining the software.
Finally, the block serving the javascript would need to access
javascript as well, which have to be stored in a directory, as indicated
in my original email. I would like to avoid all of this, and simply read
javascript from a jar (maintained centrally as a maven project).
Could the developers possibly confirm that there is in fact no resource
protocol in cocoon 3. And if so, would there be any chance for having
this feature available in next release of cocoon 3. At least to me, this
would be extremely useful.
Thanks,
André
On 14/09/11 13:06, Javier Puerto wrote:
Hi Andre,
2011/9/14 Andre Juffer <ajuf...@cc.oulu.fi <mailto:ajuf...@cc.oulu.fi>>
Hi,
with cocoon 2.2 one can read javascript resources residing in
separate jars like:
<map:match pattern="dojoroot/**">
<map:read src="resource://dojoroot/{1}" />
</map:match>
(the above is for loading javascript from the dojotoolkit. I made
a separate maven project for Dojo, and make a cocoon-based project
depending on it. I have different maven projects for different
versions of Dojo.)
It seems that cocoon 3 is currently not supporting the resource
protocol? A solution would be to physically have all the Dojo
javascript located in a subdirectory dojoroot (for example), and
in the sitemap have something like
<map:match pattern="dojoroot/**">
<map:read src="dojoroot/{1}" mime-type="text/javascript"/>
</map:match>
(as in the example web application)
However, this is inconvenient, as one would need to copy dojo to a
subdirectory for each project that requires dojo. The maven way is
much more easier and certainly more elegant, as all projects
requiring dojo are updated automatically.
My question is now: If there is no resource protocol, how can one
achieve the above?
I can't found in 3.0 documentation , but you can try blockcontext:/
protocol that's available on 2.2.
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/1291_1_1.html
Salu2
Thanks,
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