The fact is that the same code leads to different results depending on
whether I use "./" or not on the map:mount element src attribute.
If I use it, "pipeline" means "cocoon:/pipeline".
If I don't, "pipeline" means nothing, as neither "cocoon:/pipeline" nor
"cocoon://pipeline" are called, if I did
Hi,
i think when you use sendPage(url), the url determine which sitemap it
refers to cocoon://pipeline is in the main sitemap and cocoon:/pipeline
is in the current sitemap
hth,
marc
Antonio Fiol Bonnín a écrit :
Hello,
I have discovered that on Cocoon 2.1.7 (not tested on other versions
Hello,
I have discovered that on Cocoon 2.1.7 (not tested on other versions), if I have:
and internal.xmap contains:
and
...
and another pipeline in internal.xmap calls a javaflow function which uses
cocoon.sendPage("pipeline");
the pipeline "pipeline" is NOT FOUND.
Ho
