I have been given some time at work during which I would like to implement a
CocoonBean (name and much of the below suggested by Vadim). I should have time
over the Christmas holiday. I would therefore like to try to pin down a spec for it
before
then.
I would propose the following, as a code sample:
CocoonBean cocoon = new CocoonBean("c:/working", "c:/context");
/*** Set up Cocoon instance (optional) ***/
cocoon.setConfigFile("WEB-INF/cocoon.xconf");
cocoon.setBrokenLinkFile("c:/brokenlinks.txt");
cocoon.setAcceptOptions("acceptoptions");
cocoon.setAgentOptions("agentoptions");
cocoon.setPrecompileOnly(false);
cocoon.setRecursionOn();
/*** Set up logging (optional) ***/
cocoon.setLogKit("logkitname");
cocoon.setLogLevel("ERROR");
cocoon.setLogger("loggername");
/*** Process a single URI and pass results to an output stream ***/
String URI = "cocoon:/blah/foobar.html?page=1";
File f = new File("foobar.html");
FileOutputStream fos = new FileOutputStream(f);
cocoon.processURI(URI, fos);
/*** Process a number of URIs, sending the results to a 'destination' ***/
cocoon.addTarget("cocoon:/blah/foobar.html?page=2");
cocoon.addTarget("cocoon:/blah/foobar.html?page=3");
cocoon.setDestination(new FileDestination("c:/destination"));
cocoon.process();
cocoon.setDestination(new FTPDestination("c:/localfolder", "ftp.myhost.com", "bill",
"myPassword", "foo/bar/"));
cocoon.process();
Unless I hear from anyone, I'll just get on and do it like this.
Also, does anyone know of any decent java FTP client classes?
Regards, Upayavira
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