Ross Gardler wrote:
> We could change the XSL that builds the site.xml file so that it looks
> for something like:
> <myWiki label="MyWiki" type="auto"/>
> This would then make a request for something like:
> demo/mywiki/site.auto.xml
> which would then provide the site.xml snippet.
> Alternatively (and more simply), we could do:
> <xi:include src="demo/mywiki/site.auto.xml"/>
I realize that the xinclude statement would be much easier to
implement but I prefer solution number one because it remains closer
to the concept of site.xml and this easier to document and maintain in
the long run.
Or building on your first solution, why not have something like
<myWiki label="MyWiki" type="include" href="demo/mywiki/site.auto.xml"/>
That way it would be up to the user to have the sub-site-structure
generated by our plugin, other plugins or even be third part software
(point to a static file).
--
Ferdinand Soethe
