Hello,
I'm tring in one of the XSP pages to call an XML file that resides on
my machine. It came to me that as you can call an image by mapping it
through:
<map:match pattern="images/**.png">
<map:read src="project/images/{1}.png" mime-type="image/png"/>
</map:match>
you can do the same for the XML files:
<map:match pattern="**.xml">
<map:read src="project/XMLfiles/{1}.xml" mime-type="text/xml"/>
</map:match>
Now in one of the XSP files, I'm doing this:
InputSource input = new InputSource( new FileInputStream(
"votes.xml" ) );
where votes.xml is in the XMLfiles directory. I suppose that mapping
like this is clear enough to tell the cocoon engine where to find this
file, but whenever I execute this code I got a large stack dumped to
the server monitor saying that it cannot find the file mentioned. I
tried to put it in many shapes like:
InputSource input = new InputSource( new FileInputStream(
"cocoon:/XMLfiles/votes.xml" ) );
Even I tried to call it directly from the current working directory, or
from the root of the project without mapping, I always got the same
result.
I succeeded only when I hardcoded the full path of the file starting
from the current drive, which I don't think it's a professional way to
do this.
Do anybody have comment on this?
Thanx.
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