Re: Fw: How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml asparameter to map:call resource=someresource

2005-03-11 Thread Irv Salisbury
There are a few things I would look at. First, when you call a resource, you can pass parameters. See: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/Resources?action=highlightvalue=map%3Acall I know you can then pass these parameters to your action. Second, you might be able to make use of the

Re: How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml as parameter to map:call resource=someresource

2005-03-11 Thread Irv Salisbury
I realize it is not the best solution, but the XModuleSource coupled with the CIncludeTransformer could extract contents and put them into a request attribute for further processing. Irv On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 14:42:21 +0100, Jorg Heymans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml as parameter to map:call resource=someresource

2005-03-10 Thread suryanarayana . murthy
Hi, In the sitemap, in a pipeline, after xsl transfomration, I am gettign an xml file. After that I am calling map:call resource to zip the contents using zipArchiveSerialzer. Now I am gettign the document title as an attribute to the root element in my xml. Following is my xml which is

How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml as parameter to map:call resource=someresource

2005-03-10 Thread suryanarayana . murthy
Hi, In the sitemap, in a pipeline, after xsl transfomration, I am gettign an xml file. After that I am calling map:call resource to zip the contents using zipArchiveSerialzer. Now I am gettign the document title as an attribute to the root element in my xml. Following is my xml which is

Re: How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml as parameter to map:call resource=

2005-03-10 Thread Derek Hohls
Murthy Its not clear from your description: (a) what the exact step-by-step process is; and (b) what the actual source of the sometitle.zip text is? [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/03/10 01:59:59 PM Hi, In the sitemap, in a pipeline, after xsl transfomration, I am gettign an xml file. After that I am

Re: How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml as parameter to map:call resource=someresource

2005-03-10 Thread Jorg Heymans
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, In the sitemap, in a pipeline, after xsl transfomration, I am gettign an xml file. After that I am calling map:call resource to zip the contents using zipArchiveSerialzer. Now I am gettign the document title as an attribute to the root element in my xml. Following is

How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml asparameter to map:call resource=someresource

2005-03-10 Thread suryanarayana . murthy
Hi,In the sitemap, in a pipeline, after xsl transfomration, I am gettign an xml file. After that I am calling map:call resource to zip the contents using zipArchiveSerialzer. Now I am gettign the document title as an attribute to the root element in my xml.Following is my xml which is dynamically

Fw: How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml asparameter to map:call resource=someresource

2005-03-10 Thread suryanarayana . murthy
Hi, this is the step-by-step process I am following.We have a content management server. Users upload all the documents, reports etcto this server. All the realted documents are stored/grouped under one documentID. In the intranet portal, when the users search for a particular documentID, they get

RE: How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml

2005-03-10 Thread suryanarayana . murthy
Hi, I apologize for the previous unformatted mail. some how it was corrupted. I am resendign this for readability. This is the step-by-step process I am following. We have a content management server. Users upload all the documents, reports etcto this server. All the realted documents are

Re: How to pass an attaribute value from a resulting transformed xml

2005-03-10 Thread Jorg Heymans
Thanks for making your situation a bit more clear. I had a look at the docs to find a component that might suit your needs. Have you tried using the WriteDomSessionTransformer [1]? I have never used it myself, but from the docs it seems like it could do the trick for you : map:transform