Hi --
Have you checked out the Cocoon wiki on input modules? The request input
module should do what you want, eg
{request:requestURI}?{request:queryString} would return the entire URL,
including request params. If the Apache proxy messes with the headers, you
can always set ProxyPreserveHost On.
Ref: [ http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/InputModules ] (and no, it's not
obsolete, although it says so at the top of the page).
Hope this helped,
/Petteri
On Apr 15, 2010 3:32pm, Florent André <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi all,
> As I currently work on google's sitemap generation, I have to know the
> host name and path of the request.
> I have a look into inputs modules but I only see one that gave information
> about "lenya document" (required to have an uuid).
> In my use case, I don't have a lenya doc... Here comes the design main
> lines :
> - url finish with sitemap.xml (for example http://example.com/sitemap.xml
> , http://www.example.com/toto/foo/sitemap.xml)
> - publication's sitemap.XMAP intercept sitemap.xml ending and mount a
> sitemap.xmap in seo module
> - in seo module, I have
> -- a match on sitemap.xml
> -- a navigation module generator
> -- a navigationToSitemap transformer
> - into this transformer I have to know the entire url for generate a good
> sitemap.xml, I think to do this throw a
> value="{anInputModule:key}">
> The base url retrive have to be "proxyied", have to be the same as the
> client see...
> Any help would be great appreciated,
> Have a good day
> ++
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