Hi Konstantin,
>> I thought that I've already answered to this. See my previous post on
your question.
>> Generally, the 'type' attribute cannot be dynamic, because the pipeline
is
>> constructed before processing.
I asked because you posted this before:
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This won't work, you should use nested actions in such cases. Actions work
like an if ... else ... statement: if an action returns a non-null value
then it's contents is processed, otherwise the following part is processed.
In your particular case it'd be much better to return two values from the
action, just you different keys in the HashMap to do it:
results.put("xsl-choice", "style.xsl");
results.put("format", "pdf"); //shouldn't it be fo2pdf
and then use it in your sitemap like this:
<map:match pattern="blabla">
<map:act type="allSelect">
<map:generate src="sampleoutput.xml"/>
<map:transform src="stylesheets/{xsl-choice}.xsl"/>
<map:serialize type="{format}"/>
</map:act>
</map:match>
This one should work fine. But it'd be even better if you've used input
modules instead of an action. Something like this:
<map:match pattern="blabla">
<map:generate src="sampleoutput.xml"/>
<map:transform
src="stylesheets/{request-param:report_id}{request-param:service_id}
_{reques
t-param:output_id}.xsl"/>
<map:serialize type="{request-param:output_id}"/>
</map:match>
--
Konstantin
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Ok. Now I know that its impossible.
Thanks
Jonny
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> Hi again,
>
> is it possible to name an output-file dynamically in cocoon.
>
> E.g. a pdf is created that has the name report_31_01_2003.pdf because its
> the 31 Jan 2003 (or report_GSM.pdf because I got a parameter with the
value
> "GSM").
>
> Is this possible at runntime?
What do you mean by the output file name? Is it the Content-Disposition
header? For this you should use an action, otherwise you would need to
extend the serializer, but serializers cannot get runtime parameters (at
lease it was so in 2.0.3).
>
> To keep up an other question, about why "<map:serialize type" doesn't
like
> my {xxx}-"returns":
I thought that I've already answered to this. See my previous post on your
question.
Generally, the 'type' attribute cannot be dynamic, because the pipeline is
constructed before processing.
--
Konstantin
>
> >>In your particular case it'd be much better to return two values from
the
> >>action, just you different keys in the HashMap to do it:
>
> >>results.put("xsl-choice", "style _16");
> >>results.put("format", "fo2pdf");
>
> >>and then use it in your sitemap like this:
>
> <map:match pattern="blabla">
> <map:act type="allSelect">
> <map:generate src="sampleoutput.xml"/>
> <map:transform src="stylesheets/{xsl-choice}
> _{format}.xsl"/>
> <map:serialize type="{format}"/>
> </map:act>
> </map:match>
>
>
> The " <map:transform src="{xsl-choice}_{format}.xsl"/> " part works
great.
>
> But the " <map:serialize type="{format}"/> " doesnt work. I always get a
> "Resource not found" error.
> If I type in the type manually (e.g. " <map:serialize type="fo2pdf"/> ")
it
> works.
>
> What could cause this problem?
> I wonder especially because the {format} in " <map:transform src
> ="stylesheets/{xsl-choice}_{format}.xsl"/> " works.
>
> Cheers
> Jonny
>
>
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