Pier Fumagalli wrote:
On 27 Sep 2004, at 23:49, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
Pier Fumagalli wrote:
Then we could re-create the request by something like: <incl:include src="proto://whatever"> <incl:param name="parameterName">value</incl:param> </incl:include>
Well, if the only thing which troubles you is request, then you can easily do this now with simple:
<i:include src="cocoon://pipeline?param=value"/>
And be done with it. You won't need any changes in IncludeTransformer at all.
The only problem with it is the encoding of the URL, which I shall do in XSLT, somehow...
Parameters that might contain "weird" characters like "&" or "=" could be troublesome, while if explicitly included in elements, it would make our life easier...
Go ahead, add parameters. We still need to re-create CInclude functionality in order to deprecate it. But, it won't solve caching issue mentioned - I guess I'll tackle it later. JFYI, that's how it looks in CInclude:
<!-- The following are optional parameters appended to the URI -->
<cinclude:parameters>
<cinclude:parameter>
<cinclude:name>a name</cinclude:name>
<cinclude:value>a value</cinclude:value>
</cinclude:parameter>
<!-- more can follow -->
</cinclude:parameters>
A bit too verbose... I'd go with your's:
<i:parameter name="name">value</i:parameter>
Vadim
