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Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 16:51:41 +0000
From: Ross Gardler <rgardler@apache.org>
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Subject: Re: Quick way to skin php-files?
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Cyriaque Dupoirieux wrote:
> Ferdinand Soethe a =E9crit :
>=20
>>> This is untested, but would be where I would start experimenting and =
I'm
>>> pretty sure is close to correct (maybe even correct ;-).
>>>  =20
>>
>>
>> Thanks Ross, that was exactly what I was looking for. I just didn't
>> know where to intercept. Will give it a try right away ...
>>
>> =20
>>
> Hi,
>=20
>    I made this in my php pipeline :
>  <map:pipeline>
>=20
>    <!-- PHP Documentation -->
>    <map:match type=3D"regexp" pattern=3D"^(.*?)([^/]*).php$">
>      <map:generate src=3D"cocoon://{1}{2}.html"/>
>      <map:transform src=3D"resources/stylesheets/php/document2php.xsl"/=
>
>      <map:serialize type=3D"html"/>
>    </map:match>

What does document2php.xsl do? Is this appraoch better for Ferdinand=20
than the one I suggest?

>  </map:pipeline>
> And I realise with the cocoon profiler - thank you Ross - that it takes=


(don't thank me for the profiler that was Ron and Davids excellent work=20
- and the Cocoon community of course)

> lot of time to call the <map:generate src=3D"cocoon://{1}{2}.html"/> - =
and=20
> certainly lots of CPU because with dozens of php files I get an Out of =

> Memory... -

It should take no longer to request cocoon//**.html that it does to=20
request it via your browser. So the issue is not really with you=20
approach to including PHP stuff, rather with the generaton of the=20
original HTML stuff.

Are you using the locationmap to retrieve remote files in this request?

Ross