So you are storing <![CDATA ]]> instead of xml?? I would certainly disencourage
you to do so!
1) You cannot set extractors anymore on xpath within the "xml/html" in <![CDATA
]]>, so you cannot for example extract links to other documents
2) In the frontend you have to parse the CDATA to xml if you want to use xslt
3) lucene will index 'elements' like <html> <body> etc within the CDATA because
it just is text.
So, I do not know what you want to achieve, but you are heading for problems if
you as me...
Ard
ps sry for the not-indenting, i am using webmail...
The document xml will change from
<document>
<meta>
....
</meta>
<content>
<section>
<tekst><html><body>....</body></html></tekst>
</section>
</content>
</document>
to
<document>
<meta>
....
</meta>
<content>
<section>
<tekst><![CDATA[<html><body>....</body></html>]]></tekst>
</section>
</content>
</document>
Only the contents of the tekst node will change.
With regards,
Nick Stolwijk
Ard Schrijvers wrote:
> ps sorry for the late reaction...
> pps (the document xml does not change in your suggested part, isn't? ).
> Lucene just indexes all xml, regardless its structure
>
> Ard
>
>
> Anyone?
>
> Nick Stolwijk wrote:
>
>> Can someone confirm whether this will interfere with the Lucene indexer?
>>
>> regards,
>>
>> Nick Stolwijk
>>
>> Dennis Dam wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Nick,
>>>
>>> that's possible, but you will have to implement a custom binding
>>> class for that. The default binding class is
>>>
>>> nl.hippo.cocoon.forms.binding.HTMLAreaBinding
>>>
>>> You can use that class as a reference. If I understand correctly, you
>>> have to load the CData element from the source file, and assign the
>>> string value to the context node in the doLoad() method, and in the
>>> doSave() method you have to create a CData element and serialize the
>>> input DOM element to a string, and assign that to the CData element.
>>>
>>> One potential drawback is that, if you write the html in a CDATA
>>> block, that text indexing in the repository might go wrong: the html
>>> tags are also indexed (something you won't want), or maybe the entire
>>> CDATA block is not indexed.. I'm not sure about this thought, Ard can
>>> you shed some light on this ?
>>>
>>> regards,
>>> Dennis
>>>
>>>
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