What the functionality that you came across does is store, in the file you referenced, a checksum for the content of a page when generated. Then, when pages are recreated, it only writes the file to disc if the checksum is different. That way you can tell whether or not a page should be uploaded, etc, by checking the datestamp.
Regards, Upayavira
Hi People,
the last days I was adicted to play around with cocoon 2.1 CVS HEAD. I got stuck the first time when trying to generate offline pages.
CLI complained about a Malformed URL caused in method readChecksumFile() in class org.apache.cocoon.bean.CocoonBean.java.
As far as I understand the java source, the CoooConBean expects the tag
<checksum-uri> in the xconf file. So I added
"<checksums-uri>build/dest/mindpipe.com/checksums</checksums-uri>"
to my xconf file. Everything worked fine then.
Can anybody tell me if I did sth. wrong? Does this only happening on my machine? I'm new to cocoon. Maybe I should not use a cvs head version?
-- Rolf Kulemann
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