Hy, all
I just fall over a configuration issue:
1.) assume you like to use a "global parameter" ${myserver}
within several places in your sitemap AND all subsitemaps.
Is the following (or something equivalent) possible
to do:
<map:sitemap>
<map:parameter name="myserver" value="http://myserver"; />
...
<map:match pattern="*/canvas/collection">
<map:read src="html:${/myserver}/index.xml"/>
</map:match>
...
2.) Is it possible to also add such parameters programatically
to the rootsitemap and use them all over in cocoon?
I.e. i want the variable ${myserver} be preset from an
external configuration, which happens to be separate from
sitemap.xmap.
background: I would like to keep the customisation at one
place and keep my customers away from sitemap.xmap if possible.
is something like this possible with cocoon:
1.) on-startup of cocoon process an additional java-class-instance
(a servlet, or better an initilisation-component
specified in cocoon.xconf)
2.) the initialisation-class reads a customisationfile and
adds a set of global variables to the rootsitemap.
3.) After cocoon came up the global sitemap parameters are
available within any sitemap.xmap ....
Does anyone know, if this could be achieved and if yes, could you
point me to an example or a document about this ?
thanks you
Hussayn
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