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hi,
i agree with olivier,..
>, you
can also make a component conditionnal
depending on
(for example) a request parameter value in
the HTTP request
it's partially true, because right now (which is a pitty) there's no
sitemap element that can get a parameter value (which is sometimes very
important)...
regards
othman
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Date : mercredi 10
juillet 2002 10:38:03
Sujet : RE: xsl vs
cocoon
Sure.
The sitemap.xmap file makes a mapping
between URLs
received from client side to a Cocoon "pipeline".
A
pipeline is a chain of java components
that create or modify a XML
flux.
For a given URL, Cocoon parses the sitemap.xmap, gets
the
corresponding pipeline description, creates
the corresponding chain of
java components and launches
the first components (it is called a
generator
because it is the one which creates the XML flux,
and
sends it to the next component).
There is no problem if you want to
specify
several XSLT components inside your pipeline.
Advanced
feature:
When describing a pipeline in sitemap.xmap, you
can also
make a component conditionnal
depending on (for example) a request
parameter value in
the HTTP request, or may be the speed of the
wind
(yes Cocoon is marvellous
:-)
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