Companies and developers will start to use the framework without much
hesitation because they trust in the solution.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLK-424
The Jira issue above points out that the .htm and .jsp extensions are
hard coded in the ClickServlet and int the XmlConfigService classes.
The XmlConfigService class is a little bit complex and the modification
of this class is essential to solve this issue.
If the configuration parts need to be changed to a great extent the
framework will be unstable for a while.
Why extensions other than *.htm and *.jsp are important?
I think the click concept of "Pages" should remain as it is, and should
apply only the *.htm
and *.jsp pages (Velocity or JSP).
Other extensions should be handled differently, not as a page, since
they are not "pages" in the real sense of the word.
Handling *other file types* is however important, but I think specific
controls should handle this, controls that can be linked from pages.
Other extensions would allow to generate template based
- css file,
-1
considered a bad practice to dynamically generate CSS.
- xml and rss files,
+1
I think they should be threated separately (and should be controls -
e.g. link controls).
- xml sitemaps and sitemap index,
+1.
(Also the sitemap that can be submitted to google would be good for
public click applications: http://www.sitemaps.org )
- json data files,
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLK-509
Please vote for it, or submit a patch if you already have a good one
that would fit with the Click concept.
- csv files,
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLK-388
Please vote for it, or ... :).
- parametric javascript files,
-1.
etc.
I would add:
- PDF: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLK-507
- FileDownload support, "controlled download" to be more precise:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLK-389
Example sitemap index
http://217.114.115.252/sitemap-index.htm
I'm getting only:
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http://217.114.115.252/sitemap.htm?cat=346 2009-04-17T18:52:58+01:00
http://217.114.115.252/sitemap.htm?cat=883 2009-04-17T18:52:58+01:00
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So no nice sitemap example :(.
Example rss
http://217.114.115.252/rss.htm?is=50
Nice. I'll make a JIRA issue for this too.
Kind Regards
Jozsef G.
thanks,
Joseph.
