Re: search components in cocoon.xconf

[Vadim Gritsenko]

icewind wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I'm modifying the example lucene searching classes
>that come with cocoon and will be packaging my version
>up as a jar and using it. 
>
>I can see that if I want to use my search components
>from an XSP page, I would simply need to modify the
>xsp:include tags in the xsp page to reference my
>package. My question is, what is the role of the
>, , ,
>and  tags in the cocoon.xconf
>file? They only have logger attributes, and do not
>specify the package the demo searching packages that
>came with cocoon (i.e.
>org.apache.cocoon.components.search.*) Are they for
>logging, as the attribute names imply? Would I need to
>change anything in those tags to use my custom
>searching classes?
>

Look into cocoon.roles files (found inside cocoon.jar), search for

cocoon-indexer etc, you will find all missing pieces of the puzzle here.

Basically, to define component you have to know class. Class could be default (from 
roles file) or custom (from class attribute).


Vadim


>Thanks.
>  
>




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search components in cocoon.xconf

[icewind]

Hello,

I'm modifying the example lucene searching classes
that come with cocoon and will be packaging my version
up as a jar and using it. 

I can see that if I want to use my search components
from an XSP page, I would simply need to modify the
xsp:include tags in the xsp page to reference my
package. My question is, what is the role of the
, , ,
and  tags in the cocoon.xconf
file? They only have logger attributes, and do not
specify the package the demo searching packages that
came with cocoon (i.e.
org.apache.cocoon.components.search.*) Are they for
logging, as the attribute names imply? Would I need to
change anything in those tags to use my custom
searching classes?

Thanks.



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