Ferdinand Soethe wrote: > I have some trouble using xi:include with head. > When I last used it it 0.7 something like > > <xi:include href="indextest.xml" > xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude"/> > > would include a document from the same directory that the > including file is in. > > Now when I use this in head I get an error > > Resource not found: file:/C:/forrest/head/main/webapp/indextest.xml > > > meaning the file is looked for in the forrest programm > directory.
Perhaps the introduction of the locationmap. That is the osbcure error message when the locationmap cannot find something. It looks in the webapp context. > Does anybody know why this was changed or how I can get my > convenient relative addressing back? > Or at least how to include the current directory w/o > hardcoding it? There was recent discussion about XInclude in our archives (IIRC forrest user list). There was a suggestion to enable it by default in our xdocs dtd. No-one followed through. Also did you try using the "cocoon://" protocol. There is past discussion about that too. http://forrest.markmail.org/search/?q=xinclude+cocoon+protocol http://forrest.markmail.org/search/?q=xinclude+dtd https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-1032 That FOR-1032 came close, though there are some unresolved issues. I agree with Ross' comments in earlier threads that we could enable xinclude in the current 2.0 DTD. I am going away soon for a week's holiday. If you haven't got it sorted, i will try to help after that. -David
