Re: Cocoon CLI: order of page generation

[Upayavira]

Stephanie Zohner wrote:

It might start the generation in the right order, but then it does not wait
until the first uri generation is finished before it starts the second one
(and so forth). Could this be the reason? Follow-links="false" does not solve
the problem. It is logical because there are no links in the generated files. 

In the first pipeline I call an xml-file is written that is the input
(generator source) for the following 2 pipelines. So for me it's importent that the
first url in the list has been generated before the second one starts.
Is this behaviour a bug or a feature?

I'm using cocoon 2.1.3
 

Set confirm extensions to false. That should sort that.

Upayavira

On Tue, 6 Apr 2004 11:24:15 +0200 (MEST)
"Stephanie Zohner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
   

Hi,

I'm using the cocoon cli with the xconf file for
configuration. I use an text file to list the uris I want
to get generated. This text file is set in xconf file. So
far so good.
Here's the problem: The urls are not processed in the
order I set in the text uri file.  However, this is
importent, because the first uri generates the input file
for the following uris. How can I ensure that the first
uri I set in the uri file is generated before the
following ones? Right now, I call the cocoon cli twice
(first time with only the first uri and the second time
with the remaining uris), but isn't there a better way?
Thanks in advance,

Stephanie

     

Hi,

the BeanConfigurator add the uri list line by line, so it
should work.
Maybe you have switched on the "followLinks"-option, then
the CLI crawls through the first uri and all included links.
All the linked pages are generated. 
If that is your problem you can try switch of the
followLink-option or if you need this, place a uri-element
with your first uri before the uri-list element in the
xconf-file with followlink of.
Every uri and uris element can switch on/off the followLink
and confirmExtensions option. And all is processed like the
order in the xconf-file.

Best Regards,

Simon

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