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From: "Gerard van Enk" <gerard.van.enk@eo.nl>
To: "Apache Cocoon List" <cocoon-dev@xml.apache.org>
Subject: Bug or feature in Cocoon2
Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2000 23:44:53 +0100
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Hello,

I was playing around with Cocoon2 and tried something in the sitemap. Here's
a part from my sitemap:

<process uri="hello" source="/home/www/docs/hello.xml">
  <generator name="file"/>
  <filter name="xslt">
    <param name="stylesheet" value="/home/www/docs/hello.xsl"/>
  </filter>
  <serializer name="html">
    <paramter name="contentType" value="text/html"/>
  </serializer>
<process>

Everything works (and I'm very happy.....I also tried the url
<http://localhost/servlet/CocoonServlet/hello123> and it also works!!!! So I
tried a few others with hello at the begining and they al worked.

Is this a feature in Cocoon2 or is it a bug?

Gerard