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From: Yves Vindevogel <yves.vindevogel@implements.be>
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Subject: Re: Generator for OpenOffice
Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2003 10:27:58 +0100
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>
> Can you please post your pipelines and the error you receive?
>

My directories:
http://web/implements  contains
=09/dtd with office.dtd
=09/sxw with my sxw file

This is the complete pipeline


                <map:pipeline>
                        <map:match pattern=3D"test/*/**.xml">
                                <map:generate=20
src=3D"jar:http://web/implements/sxw/{1}!/{2}.xml"/>
                                <map:serialize type=3D"xml"/>
                        </map:match>
                        <map:match pattern=3D"sxw/*/office.dtd">
                                <map:read=20
src=3D"jar:http://web/implements/dtd/office.dtd" mime-type=3D"text/plain"=
/>
                        </map:match>

                        <map:match pattern=3D"*.zip">
                                <map:read src=3D"{1}.zip"/>
                        </map:match>

                        <map:match pattern=3D"sxw/*.sxw">
                                <map:read src=3D"sxw/{1}.sxw"=20
mime-type=3D"application/zip"/>
                        </map:match>

                </map:pipeline>

The error=20

message File "jar:http://web/implements/sxw/testfile.sxw!/office.dtd" not=
=20
found.

description org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Failed to execute=20
pipeline.: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: File=20
"jar:http://web/implements/sxw/testfile.sxw!/office.dtd" not found.

sender

It's the jar thing that wonders me.  I think the jar: protocol does not u=
se=20
the pipelines to retrieve the DTD file.

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