Hello,
I am encountering a problem when applying the serverpages generator to files
which contain XML elements that have attributes which contain entity
references.
The serverpages generator is failing during compilation, because Cocoon is
resolving entity references, INCLUDING those within elements outside of the
xsp namespace, and specifically entity references within attributes of those
elements.
I understand this may be "normal" since the file is processed by a SAX parser
inside Cocoon, but it seems like there ought to be a way to override the
resolution for entities within elements outside of the XSP namespace when
using the serverpages generator. I've looked around a lot, read all the
docs. Maybe I missed it.
Sample:
<xsp:... blah blah>
<page>
<STUFF>
<THING foo="100" data="string of " characters"/>
<THING foo="101" data="another string thing"/>
</STUFF>
</page>
</xsp...>
This is handled by something standard like:
<map:match pattern="stuff/**.xml">
<map:generate type="serverpages" src="stuff/{1}.xml"/>
<map:transform src="style/stuff.xsl"/>
<map:serialize type="html"/>
</map:match>
And produces, in the work directory, java sourcecode output like this:
xspAttr.addAttribute("", "foo", "foo", "CDATA", "string of " characters");
Which the compiler chokes on due to the mismatched quote characters.
Any thoughts on ways around this, aside from resorting to putting everything
in distinct elements, would be most appreciated.
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