THANK YOU! I just switched to the interpreted sitemap and <map:redirect-to "cocoon:/someuri"/> does indeed work, but it took a while to get everything else working again.
In cocoon.xconf, why is the "file" attribute of "sitemap" ignored when using the interpreted sitemap implementation? Is there a new attribute to use for this purpose? <sitemap file="path-and-filename.xmap"/> Tim >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/08/03 10:09AM >>> >AFAIK, internal redirect is only implemented for the interpreted sitemap >(treeprocessor), >and 2.0.x uses the compiled sitemap by default. > >From http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/changes.html for 2.0.3: > > Handle request forwarding (aka internal redirects) using the >"cocoon:" pseudo-protocol : writing <map:redirect-to >uri="cocoon:/foo.bar"/> makes a recursive call on the current sitemap >without going back to the browser (as usual, "cocoon://foo.bar" uses the >root sitemap). This also keeps any data that have been stored as request >attributes. Note: this is only available in the interpreted sitemap >engine for now, and will come soon on the compiled engine. (SW) > >You need to dig into cocoon.xconf to change the <sitemap> configuration. >(I tried that with 2.0.3 but had then other problems like inheritance in >subsitemaps not working. >Since then I am staying an 2.1dev where the treeprocessor is the default >and working fine.) > >HTH, Alfred. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
