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Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2004 23:06:40 -0000
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   Date: 2004-09-27T16:06:40
   Editor: VadimGritsenko <vgritsenko@apache.org>
   Wiki: Cocoon Wiki
   Page: Protocols
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/Protocols

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Change Log:

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 See [:Aggregator] for more examples of how these can be used. =

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-NOTE: It's possible to combine protocols and archives in one URI. For exam=
ple, to get an jar archive via HTTP and to read the zipped picture "mypic.g=
if", located in "/mydata/pictures", you have to use an URI like this: http:=
//localhost/mypictures.jar!/mydata/pictures/mypic.gif =

+NOTE: It's possible to combine protocols and archives in one URI. For exam=
ple, to get an jar archive via HTTP and to read the zipped picture "mypic.g=
if", located in "/mydata/pictures", you have to use an URI like this:
+{{{
+  http://localhost/mypictures.jar!/mydata/pictures/mypic.gif
+}}}
 =

-It's important to use the ! after "mypictures.jar" to divide the path of t=
he picture in the jar from the jar itself. JarProtocolExample =

+It's important to use the ! after "mypictures.jar" to divide the path of t=
he picture in the jar from the jar itself.