Debugging inclusion of custom project sitemap.xmap

[Christian Roth <ro...@visualclick.de>]

Hi,

I'm suspecting my project's custom sitemap.xmap to not be included in
Cocoon's sitemap processing (I do not get results from views defined in
it, and DTD pre-processing with my XSLTs as described in "adding a new
content type" does not work at all).

Can anyone familiar with the forrest code and call structure please point
me to the file/location in the code where (1) the check for a custom
sitemap.xmap is located and (2) where it actually gets prepended/
included/mounted (nomenclature???) within the embedded Cocoon processing?
I'm looking for the filepath/line number combination.

I'm hoping to put some code there to actually be sure that my
sitemap.xmap gets included and it is actually a problem with my setup.

I'm using Forrest 0.6 (release).

Regards, Christian.

Re: Debugging inclusion of custom project sitemap.xmap

[Christian Roth <ro...@visualclick.de>]

Ross Gardler wrote:

>> I'm hoping to put some code there to actually be sure that my
>> sitemap.xmap gets included and it is actually a problem with my setup.
>
>I use a very quick and easy "cheat" if I have concerns like this, I 
>temporarily make the XML in my project sitemap invalid and refresh a 
>page. If it is being loaded Cocoon will choke and tell you about the 
>error in the questionable file.

Thanks Ross, this trick helped in finding the problem. It turned out that
in my forrest.properties file, I only had set the project.sitemap-dir
property, but not the project.sitemap property (assuming that
'sitemap.xmap' was automatically appended). Adding the explicit path of
my sitemap.xmap using project.sitemap, it is now mounted.

Regards, Christian.

Re: Debugging inclusion of custom project sitemap.xmap

[Juan Jose Pablos <ch...@che-che.com>]

Ross Gardler wrote:
> Juan Jose Pablos wrote:
> 
>> Did you see my mail?
> 
> 
> Not sure who is being asked, but I didn't and I don't see one in the 
> archives in this thread - do we have a problem with mails going missing?
> 
> Ross
> 

I think that it must me, I have just switch to thunderbird, and this is 
the result, mistakes.. :-)
sorry

Re: Debugging inclusion of custom project sitemap.xmap

[Ross Gardler <rg...@apache.org>]

Juan Jose Pablos wrote:
> Did you see my mail?

Not sure who is being asked, but I didn't and I don't see one in the 
archives in this thread - do we have a problem with mails going missing?

Ross

> 
> Ross Gardler wrote:
> 
>> Christian Roth wrote:
>>
>>> I'm suspecting my project's custom sitemap.xmap to not be included in
>>> Cocoon's sitemap processing (I do not get results from views defined in
>>> it, and DTD pre-processing with my XSLTs as described in "adding a new
>>> content type" does not work at all).
>>
>>
>>
>> If you called it sitemap.xmap and it is located in your 
>> src/documentation folder then it should be loaded, it is more likely 
>> an error in your sitemap.
>>
>>> Can anyone familiar with the forrest code and call structure please 
>>> point
>>> me to the file/location in the code where (1) the check for a custom
>>> sitemap.xmap is located and (2) where it actually gets prepended/
>>> included/mounted (nomenclature???) within the embedded Cocoon 
>>> processing?
>>
>>
>>
>> It is mounted in the forrest sitemap at 
>> FORREST_INSTALL/src/core/context/sitemap.xmap search for 
>> "project:sitemap" to see the mount.
>>
>>> I'm hoping to put some code there to actually be sure that my
>>> sitemap.xmap gets included and it is actually a problem with my setup.
>>
>>
>>
>> I use a very quick and easy "cheat" if I have concerns like this, I 
>> temporarily make the XML in my project sitemap invalid and refresh a 
>> page. If it is being loaded Cocoon will choke and tell you about the 
>> error in the questionable file.
>>
>> Ross
> 
> 
> 
> 

Re: Debugging inclusion of custom project sitemap.xmap

[Juan Jose Pablos <ch...@apache.org>]

Did you see my mail?

Ross Gardler wrote:
> Christian Roth wrote:
> 
>> I'm suspecting my project's custom sitemap.xmap to not be included in
>> Cocoon's sitemap processing (I do not get results from views defined in
>> it, and DTD pre-processing with my XSLTs as described in "adding a new
>> content type" does not work at all).
> 
> 
> If you called it sitemap.xmap and it is located in your 
> src/documentation folder then it should be loaded, it is more likely an 
> error in your sitemap.
> 
>> Can anyone familiar with the forrest code and call structure please point
>> me to the file/location in the code where (1) the check for a custom
>> sitemap.xmap is located and (2) where it actually gets prepended/
>> included/mounted (nomenclature???) within the embedded Cocoon processing?
> 
> 
> It is mounted in the forrest sitemap at 
> FORREST_INSTALL/src/core/context/sitemap.xmap search for 
> "project:sitemap" to see the mount.
> 
>> I'm hoping to put some code there to actually be sure that my
>> sitemap.xmap gets included and it is actually a problem with my setup.
> 
> 
> I use a very quick and easy "cheat" if I have concerns like this, I 
> temporarily make the XML in my project sitemap invalid and refresh a 
> page. If it is being loaded Cocoon will choke and tell you about the 
> error in the questionable file.
> 
> Ross

Re: Debugging inclusion of custom project sitemap.xmap

[Ross Gardler <rg...@apache.org>]

Christian Roth wrote:
> I'm suspecting my project's custom sitemap.xmap to not be included in
> Cocoon's sitemap processing (I do not get results from views defined in
> it, and DTD pre-processing with my XSLTs as described in "adding a new
> content type" does not work at all).

If you called it sitemap.xmap and it is located in your 
src/documentation folder then it should be loaded, it is more likely an 
error in your sitemap.

> Can anyone familiar with the forrest code and call structure please point
> me to the file/location in the code where (1) the check for a custom
> sitemap.xmap is located and (2) where it actually gets prepended/
> included/mounted (nomenclature???) within the embedded Cocoon processing?

It is mounted in the forrest sitemap at 
FORREST_INSTALL/src/core/context/sitemap.xmap search for 
"project:sitemap" to see the mount.

> I'm hoping to put some code there to actually be sure that my
> sitemap.xmap gets included and it is actually a problem with my setup.

I use a very quick and easy "cheat" if I have concerns like this, I 
temporarily make the XML in my project sitemap invalid and refresh a 
page. If it is being loaded Cocoon will choke and tell you about the 
error in the questionable file.

Ross