--- Geoff Howard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 10:00 AM 6/3/2003, you wrote:
> ...
> ><map:generate src="..."/>
> ><map:transform type="xslt" src="..."/>
> ><map:redirect-to uri="chunk_{1}"/>
>
> map:redirect-to issues a client side redirect.
> under what
> circumstances would you want to do that along with
> an pipeline
> content? are you looking for something like
> map:call? or
> map:aggregate?
Interesting, what is map:call? In my example, I need
to do the following:
1. submit a form
2. perform transformations
3. write to a file (SourceWritingTransformer)
4. display a page (other than the page with the
form)with updated content
Can I use map:call for that?
>
> >Also it is not possible to use <map:read/> or
> <map:generate/> after a
> >transformation.
>
> Right, this is on purpose. If you need this, you
> should either use
> map:aggregate or xinclude or cinclude.
>
> >I tried also to use a XSL that produces input to
> xinclude but xinclude
> >can't wpork with cocoon:// URLs but needs a
> absolute path in the
> >base-Attribute.
> >So this also doesn't work.
>
> Try cinclude.
>
> Geoff
>
>
>
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