Regards,
>Reinhard
>
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>> From: Ali Mesbah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Subject: Dynamic sitemap
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>> Hallo,
>> I need to add new pi
ecase?
Regards,
Reinhard
> -Original Message-
> From: Ali Mesbah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 11:10 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Dynamic sitemap
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> Hallo,
> I need to add new pipelines to the sitemap dynamically
Hallo,
I need to add new pipelines to the sitemap dynamically. Is there any way of
doing this??
Thanks,
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Hy;
My original problem came up, when i started to gather data
from another site under authentication. This site happened
to send back a login form instead of the expected XML-data
stream uppon first request. Unfortuntely the site did NOT
send back a HTTP-401 from which i could setup some error
ha
At 10:23 AM 2/18/2003, you wrote:
Anyway i think, your answer saved me from
doing unnecessary experiments...
regards, Hussayn
Good - that's why I wrote that despite not really having time to understand
fully what you were trying to do. ;)
Geoff
Geoff Howard wrote:
Sounds like you're asking
Hy, Geoff;
Thank's for the info.
I hoped there was a better integrated solution.
Ok, then i have to think about what that means
for my current project in more detail.
Anyway i think, your answer saved me from
doing unnecessary experiments...
regards, Hussayn
Geoff Howard wrote:
Sounds like you
Sounds like you're asking to dynamically affect the pipeline setup after
the generator is called which is by design impossible. If so, you'll need
a component that executes before pipeline setup (which therefore can alter
pipeline setup) which limits you to actions, matchers, and selectors. (d
Hy;
Can i overcome following problem:
Within a match i read or aggregate some XML-sources from another
server, e.g.:
http://myserver/mypage.xml"/>
Now suppose, myserver does not send back the content of
mypage.xml, but another HTTP-200 response containing an
HTML message with some inf
Robert Koberg wrote:
>I see from some archives that SM does not like dynamic sitemaps. My tool
>needs dynamic sitemaps.
>
Still a newby, but definitely understanding a bit more about the
concepts of cocoon 2, i think are your
probably confusing different levels of requirements with regard to
cha
> - Original Message -
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Do you need a dynamic sitemap or a dynamic site structure?
>
> The sitemap is (becomes) HTTP request->response mapping code.
> It needs recompiling for each change to the sitemap.xmap file - a massive
> o
Do you need a dynamic sitemap or a dynamic site structure?
The sitemap is (becomes) HTTP request->response mapping code.
It needs recompiling for each change to the sitemap.xmap file - a massive
overhead on a per-request basis (!)
You can include code that interrogates a dynamic system
I see from some archives that SM does not like dynamic sitemaps. My tool
needs dynamic sitemaps. Would cocoon be the wrong choice? I mean does the
burden of recompiling the sitemap on each update make it impractical?
thanks,
-Rob
On Thu, 22 Nov 2001, Luca Morandini wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I think Cocoon is terrific for web publishing, and that the sitemap concept
> is just brilliant.
Thanks.
> But, for more complex web applications, I think the current sitemap concept
> falls short.
This is already recognized and random th
Folks,
I think Cocoon is terrific for web publishing, and that the sitemap concept
is just brilliant.
But, for more complex web applications, I think the current sitemap concept
falls short.
What I would like is a sitemap which responds to SAX events and, generally,
is more dynamic.
Just imagi
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From: Christer Lindh
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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001
6:03 PM
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Subject: how to implement a
dynamic sitemap?
As far as I've understood C2, there
is now a quite static sitemap which tells what request gets what XSL. This
is too static f
Christer Lindh wrote:
> As far as I've understood C2, there is now a quite static sitemap
> which tells what request gets what XSL. This is too static for my
> needs, I would like to do a bunch of calculations and then decide on
> what XSL to use. Is there any way I can accomplish this with C2
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From:
Christer Lindh
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 2:03
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Subject: how to implement a dynamic
sitemap?
As far as I've understood C2, there is now a
quite static sitemap which tells what request gets what XSL. This is to
On Thu, Oct 25, 2001 at 12:03:06AM +0200, Christer Lindh wrote:
> As far as I've understood C2, there is now a quite static sitemap which tells what
>request gets what XSL. This is too static for my needs, I would like to do a bunch of
>calculations and then decide on what XSL to use. Is there a
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From:
Christer Lindh
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 12:03
AM
Subject: how to implement a dynamic
sitemap?
As far as I've understood C2, there is now a
quite static sitemap which tells what request gets what XSL. This i
As far as I've understood C2, there is now a quite
static sitemap which tells what request gets what XSL. This is too
static for my needs, I would like to do a bunch of calculations and then
decide on what XSL to use. Is there any way I can accomplish this with
C2?
I have my own producer t
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