Re: AW: Core Documentation

2005-11-21 Thread Ralph Goers
Andrew Stevens wrote: or in your pipeline Then implement Parameterizable. The conf parameter will be passed to the parameterize method. Or finally in your pipeline do: I think you'll find that should be map:transform, not map:transformer... Andrew. Of course. Thanks for

Re: AW: Core Documentation

2005-11-21 Thread Andrew Stevens
From: Ralph Goers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sun, 20 Nov 2005 19:03:02 -0800 Stefan Pietschmann wrote: The elements in the pipeline shall have attributes like I don't believe you can do that. Instead you need to either do: src="com.whatever.MyTransformer"> someID

AW: Core Documentation

2005-11-21 Thread Stefan Pietschmann
No actually you got it right, but the point is that every element can have that attribute, so I'd have to write such an action around every element in the pipeline. We have quite a long pipeline, so this seems a bit bulky to me and I'd want a more elegant solution. Stefan | -Ursprüngliche Na

Re: AW: Core Documentation

2005-11-20 Thread Ralph Goers
Stefan Pietschmann wrote: The elements in the pipeline shall have attributes like I don't believe you can do that. Instead you need to either do: src="com.whatever.MyTransformer"> someID Then implement the configurable interface and int the configure method d

AW: Core Documentation

2005-11-20 Thread Stefan Pietschmann
Thank you for your quick response :) | You should create a component that implements the required Avalon | interfaces and then declare it in cocoon.xconf. You will need to assign | it a role (faily simple - look at other components to see how they do | it). The code that uses the component then ca