Hello,
when using CLI to generate offline pages I get problems if my "in site"
uris end with /. In the following lines I describe the scenario and
small code fix to my problem. Maybe I could have achieved what I want
without that fix maybe not. Here we go.
Scenario:
Some uris in my site are
- service/
- contact/
- etc/
I access the homepage for example with http//www.mysite.com/ and a page
with http//www.mysite.com/service/ .
I want CLI to generate the following files and directories in the
destination directory:
- index.html
- service/index.html
- contact/index.html
- .....
but I get:
- index.html
- service/index
- contact/index
- .....
CLI is in this case not using my <default-filename> specified in xconf
file, which is "index.html". It uses the one defined in Constants.java.
I tracked this down to a code snippet in class
org.apache.cocoon.bean.Target in method getDerivedTarget(...).
In that method you will find a code snippet like this:
-------- snippet ------------
Target target = new Target(this.type, this.root, linkURI,
this.destURI);
target.setOriginalURI(originalLinkURI);
target.setParentURI(this.sourceURI);
target.setConfirmExtension(this.confirmExtension);
target.setFollowLinks(this.followLinks);
target.setLogger(this.logger);
return target;
-------- end of snippet ------------
I think the following line is missing before the return statement:
target.setDefaultFilename(this.defaultFilename);
Inserting that line and a recompile did the trick for me.
May be I have done some other thinsg wrong....but maybe it works for
you, too.
If someone is asking why I want urls to end with /, here is a reason:
I want to keep my uris, which are a user interface for me, independant
from the implementation of site pages. So I do not want my uris end with
.html .
I'm new to cocoon and I want to say:
Cocoon is really great software. Many thanks to all developers and
contrrbutors and other supporting people for it.
--
Rolf Kulemann
The individual choice of garnishment of a burger can be an important
point to the consumer in this day when individualism is an increasingly
important thing to people.
-- Donald N. Smith, president of Burger King
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