I do this all the time too, but there's a "gotcha" to know about. If
you modify one of the included files, you have to touch the top-level
sitemap file in order for the sitemap to get reloaded so that you can
see your changes take effect.
cheers,
—ml—
On Dec 11, 2006, at 3:57 AM, Janne K. Olesen wrote:
Hallo Stephen,
thanks a lot, its working great.
Janne
Hi Janne
The trick is quite simple, though more like an "include" than
inheritance. You define an XML entity at the beginning of your (sub-)
sitemaps; the entity points at a file which contains the resources
you want to share. You then include the file in your sitemaps by
invoking the entity ("&resources;" below). The stuff in the included
file has to fit the syntactic context where it is included, of course.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE sitemap [
<!ENTITY resources SYSTEM "map-resources.xmap">
]>
<map:sitemap>
...
&resources;
...
</map:sitemap>
I use this technique a lot, though I would prefer a solution based on
inheritance from a master sitemap.
Steve
On 8 Dec 2006, at 18:36, Janne K. Olesen wrote:
Hallo,
does anybody knowns a workaround to enable resource inheritance
when using sub-sitemaps?
Problem:
I'm using cocoon to run quite a lot of applications, each of them
having their own sub-sitemap, which works fine to me.
But their is some code-base used in all sitemaps, so what I'm
looking for is something like resource/pipeline inheritance
or include-feature for sitemaps. The Idea
<map:mount src="cocoon:/generate-sitemap" check-reload="true"
reload-method="synchron"/>
and having a pipeline generating the sitemap doesn't work.
Greetings Janne
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