Hi Vik,
Am 23.07.2009 um 13:18 schrieb Vik Tara:
Thorsten Scherler wrote:
On Thu, 2009-07-23 at 12:02 +0100, Vik Tara wrote:
Since I need the resizing as well for gif and other formats I
changed
the code to include a url that goes through the image reader of
cocoon
which allows you the resize on the fly.
I don't think Cocoon's image reader supports any other file types
than
jpg does it?
Yeah, there is something back in my head that agrees, however I am
not
sure anymore where I read the headsup.
This is the main reason why we stopped using imagereader in our pubs:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/core/image-reader.html
See Bugs/Caveats
For more complex image handling, we have created a module that
uses jmagick:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jmagick/
Let me know if that would help you?
Yes, to see your approach that would come in handy. Since I had to do
the project in record time from ground up, I may say that for now we
support only jpg and if they want other format as well it will come
in
the next version of their pub.
In simple terms, we just created an ImageMagickReader which can call
functions from JMagick.
JMagick itself is a JNI based wrapper for ImageMagick - so using this
approach gives you the ability to call a lot of imagemagick functions.
I am planning that this module will get documented on the lenya wiki
(as
soon as time allows...)
Great !
Best
Rudolf
Vik
Thanks vik.
salu2
Regards
Vik
Thorsten Scherler wrote:
Hi all,
I have a question re the preview of the resource module.
I found in the modules xslt
src/modules/resource/xslt/resource2xhtml.xsl
the call to <xsl:template name="preview"> from
src/modules/resource/xslt/common/mimetype.xsl
where we see whether the width is set.
Only if we have a jpg we call the svg module to ask for
reduction/resizing of the image with adding
"?lenya.module=svg&height=300&width=400" to the image.
This AFAIR because the other are simply not supported, right?
Since I need the resizing as well for gif and other formats I
changed
the code to include a url that goes through the image reader of
cocoon
which allows you the resize on the fly.
However I do not seem to get the internal link to the media
document
right. So I did some debug testing and added the following static
(specific for my environment):
<map:match pattern="x">
<!-- <map:read type="image"
src="/home/thorsten/Pictures/cimg5152.jpg"/>-->
<!--<map:read type="image"
src="http://localhost:8888/festivales/authoring/teatro/clasico/test/galeria/sop.jpg
"/>-->
<map:read type="image"
src="lenya-document:08191060-7721-11de-af1e-
f8bf12b17365,lang=es,pub=festivales,area=authoring"/>
</map:match>
The first two are working like a charm the third one does not.
So my
question is what is the correct way to call the file "behind" a
media
within the sitemap so I can use it as a source for my reader?
salu2
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