> I'm wonderning how one could read a file that is compressed/archived > e.g. zip. Let's say I have a XML file that is compressed and so I > would like to uncompress it and then use this file in the normal file > generator in a pipeline. Is this possible and how? I also looked > whether I could use a reader to serve the zip file but then I would > only get the binary and not the uncompressed content of the file? Or > can I use the output from a ScriptGenerator?
Peter, there is an example of how to do exactly what you want in the "Cocoon: Building XML Applications" book. It uses zip as an example of how to write readers, generators and sources/protocols. With the protocol, it shows you how to add a protocol to Cocoon of the form: zip://[EMAIL PROTECTED]://www.newserver.com/news_2001.zip or zip://people/[EMAIL PROTECTED] If you haven't seen the book, I'd highly recommend it. Regards, Upayavira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
