Hi, I'm quite an experienced Cocoon2 users, but I am not totally happy with the current approach I'm using in my own website. I was hoping if some of you would like to share your personal approach to the following issue:
Let's say, on a local intranet, you have two pages: one displays all the employees, the other one displays departments. The sitemap contains two internal pipelines: data/employees.xml and data/departments.xml, to fetch this data from the database (with an xsp). Each employee in employees.xml is formatted according to an exmployee.xsd schema. Now, the information about the department (in departments.xml) also contains the department's manager... who happens to be an employee. So this manager should also follow the employee.xsd schema. My question is: how do you manage such a case? Do you map the sql-columns into the correct xml-elements in *each* of the xsp-pages (and what happens when the number of pages, dependant of this schema grows)? Currently, I construct an xinclude-statement in the department-page that fetches the manager from the employees.xml-file with employees.xml#xpointer(//employee[@id=<xsp:get-int column="managerid"]) but this causes a lot of overhead when -for example- I want to include each employee for every department... I hope this makes some sense... regards, Koen Pellegrims --------------------------------------------------------------------- Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faqs.html> To unsubscribe, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>