> From: icewind [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> 
> I have two separate questions relating to
> <map:aggregate>
> 
> 1. I have a bunch of <map:part> tags within a
> <map:aggregate> tag. Each xml file that is referenced
> in the map:part tags contains lists of the full path
> names to other xml files. (The whole purpose of this
> thing is to make a list of links the user can click
> on) The problem is, if for instance, one of the
> filenames in one of the <map:part> files is
> mis-spelled, the whole things will stop, and none of
> the following map:part files will be processed. (A
> mis-spelling causes this because I extract the
> contents of a tag out of each xml file listed in each
> of the <map:part> files. If it cant find a filename,
> it just stops.) So, the question is how can I have
> cocoon just skip over a file that it cant find and go
> on to the next map:part gracefully?

See http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10208

 
> 2. Is there anyway to say you want to aggregate all
> the files in form file-x.xml where x is some number?
> Or must you specify each part of an aggregation in the
> sitemap?

Yes. Combination of DirectoryGenerator, simple XSLT transformation (file
- to - cinclude tag), and CInclude.


Vadim



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