I'm using cocoon 2.2. Background: I'm trying to build a cocoon presentation layer on top of an subversion repository. A user makes a request and the cocoon application checks to see if a directory index needs to be added, adds menus and navigation trails, handles mobile formatting etc but does a ci:includexml to get the content of the page from the subversion repository.
Problem: Some of the files in the subversion repository have spaces in the file names (and it's not feasible to have a repository without any URL encoding required characters) which are decoded (by the matcher?) and then passed off to the reader which makes a request of the source resolver without re-encoding the spaces (I think). I assume this is what is happening because I get a FileNotFound error when using <ci:includexml> with the src set stuff from the request generator but it works when I use xslt to replace the spaces with %20s. I can fix the problem when constructing pages using xslt but not for images and other stuff that needs to be <map:read>. Am I going to have to write my own reader that does URL encoding? -- Stephen Rosman --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@cocoon.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@cocoon.apache.org
