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From: Mark Lundquist <ml@wrinkledog.com>
Subject: Re: extending I18nTransformer / Bundle / BundleFactory
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On Sep 21, 2005, at 8:43 AM, Kiril Sramko (Triplemind.com) wrote:

> Hi,
> I'm new to cocoon-development, but have some experience on using. My=20=

> boss gave me the
> order, to extend the i18n-transformer to support:
> - in runtime changing source-files for the message-xml-files
> - get the location of the message-xml-files out of a database

Hi Kiril =97 I'm not sure precisely what you mean by "in runtime" above. =
=20
If you mean what I think you mean, then it just so happens I find=20
myself today maybe needing the same thing :-)...

What I need is the ability to load an i18n catalogue file from the=20
pipeline, not from the configuration.

Is that what you mean?  Cocoon configuration is of course "at runtime",=20=

but the feature I want would allow for setting up the transformer in a=20=

way that is more dynamic:

	<transform type=3D"i18n">
		<catalogue location=3D"blah/blah/whatever"/>	<!-- =
"whatever" gets=20
interesting/useful if it is surrounded by '{}' :-) -->	</transform>

The component instance would of course cache up these catalogues using=20=

the normal cache key validity mechanism instead of the all-or-nothing=20
<cache-at-startup> configuration parameter...

Comments from anyone?
=97ml=97

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On Sep 21, 2005, at 8:43 AM, Kiril Sramko (Triplemind.com) wrote:


<excerpt>Hi,

I'm new to cocoon-development, but have some experience on using. My
boss gave me the

order, to extend the i18n-transformer to support:

- in runtime changing source-files for the message-xml-files

- get the location of the message-xml-files out of a database

</excerpt>

Hi Kiril =97 I'm not sure precisely what you mean by "in runtime" above.=20=

If you mean what I think you mean, then it just so happens I find
myself today maybe needing the same thing :-)...


What I need is the ability to load an i18n catalogue file <italic>from
the pipeline</italic>, not from the configuration.


Is that what you mean?  Cocoon configuration is of course "at
runtime", but the feature I want would allow for setting up the
transformer in a way that is more dynamic:


	<<transform type=3D"i18n">

		<<catalogue location=3D"blah/blah/whatever"/>	<<!-- =
"whatever" gets
interesting/useful if it is surrounded by '{}' :-) -->	<</transform>


The component instance would of course cache up these catalogues using
the normal cache key validity mechanism instead of the all-or-nothing
<<cache-at-startup> configuration parameter...


Comments from anyone?

=97ml=97


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