Re: how to implement a dynamic sitemap?

[Piroumian, Konstantin]

Simply use an "action" to do your calculations then return the result to the sitemap:   <match pattern="*.xml">     <generate src="" />     <act type="select-stylesheet">         <transform src="" />  <!-- You should place a value into the returning Map returned by your action at 'style-sheet' key -->     </act>     <transform src="" />     <serialize /> </match>   Syntax is not exact, but you can easily understand what I mean if you take a look at the sample sitemap.   Regards,     Konstantin Piroumian ----- Original Message ----- From: Christer Lindh To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 2:03 AM Subject: how to implement a dynamic sitemap? As far as I've understood C2, there is now a quite static sitemap which tells what request gets what XSL. This is too static for my needs, I would like to do a bunch of calculations and then decide on what XSL to use. Is there any way I can accomplish this with C2?   I have my own producer today with Cocoon 1 which creates Documents from data in my database, and these are then assigned an XSL depending on a bunch of parameters (from the database and user environment as well), ie I add PI:s to the Document DOM dynamically.   So - is it possible to use "classic" cocoon1.8 processing instructions with cocoon2, instead of specifying processing stages in the sitemap?   If not, can I do my own implement of the Sitemap interfaces and get C2 to use those instead?  My classes would act just like a sitemap (as the interfaces are the same) but get it's daata from database instead of a XML file in the filesystem.