Brent Johnson wrote:
I don't think it matters as long as you're consistent. Remember, the sendPageAndWait() call triggers a *pipeline* request, not a file request. I could be wrong, but the sitemap in the tutorial might be setup to generate on *.jx:
<map:match pattern="*.jx"> <map:generate type="jxtemplate" src="docs/{1}.jxt"/> ... <map:serialize/> </map:match>
Sorry - I meant to say pipeline request... I should know better (being doing Cocoon development on and off for a couple production and dev sites since the 1.x days).
Anyways.. yes there is a pattern match on *.jx but it refers to documents/*.jx. Here it is from the document:
<map:match pattern="*.jx"> <map:generate type="jx" src="documents/{1}.jx"/> <map:serialize type="xhtml"/> </map:match>
Ahh, ok. gotcha.
The URLs are decoupled, albeit in a sort of goofy way. If that's not how it's setup, then it is a typo... feel free to submit a patch :)
Sure - I'll look around on the website and see what I need to do to submit a patch.
Actually, don't worry about it, it's a minor thing and I can fix it shortly.
Also - anyone have any idea if Flowscript would be useful at all for SOAP requests? Since an actual browser isnt being used to access the pipeline I wonder if its even worth it. Anyone implemented(ing) Cocoon to process SOAP requests using control flow?
Not that I know of.
Well.. guess I'll just be the first to try (as far as I know) ! If I could use flow to process these incoming SOAP requests that would be very helpful (I wont have to implement it myself). The continuations between requests is a pretty amazing feature.
Hmm, I bet you could come up with some sort of Avalon component wrapper for Axis (there could already be one and I just don't know about it), and then you could pass the request body to the component for processing. I haven't used Axis at all though, so this is just me spouting out ideas ;)
Tony
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