How about making it the other way round, by allowing Generators to read from Readers?
<map:match pattern="*.doc" default-view="binary">
<map:generator label="xml-content-for-indexing" type="wordToXml">
<map:read src="word-documents/{1}.doc" label="binary" mime-type=.../>
</map:generator>
<map:serialize type="xml"/>
</map:match>
Do you mean that the generator would be used if the "xml-content-for-indexing" view is selected ? This doesn't fit with the existing sitemap behaviour, since generators are _always_ added to the pipeline.
But what if we write it the other way around :
<map:read src="docs/{1}.doc">
<map:generate src="docs/{1}.doc" type="wordToXml" label="content"/>
</map:read>The meaning of the above is : if a view is requested, execute what's _inside_ the <map:read>. If it builds a complete pipeline then return its result, otherwise just perform the usual read operation.
Is that RT-ish enough?
Mmmmh... not as wild as Nicola Ken's. Try again ;-P
Sylvain
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