Author: chregu
Date: Fri Jul 29 11:39:23 2005
New Revision: 1362
Modified:
branches/bxe_2_0/examples/xslt2/config.xml
Log:
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Modified: branches/bxe_2_0/examples/xslt2/config.xml
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--- branches/bxe_2_0/examples/xslt2/config.xml (original)
+++ branches/bxe_2_0/examples/xslt2/config.xml Fri Jul 29 11:39:23 2005
@@ -1,18 +1,67 @@
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!-- $Id: config.xml 687 2004-04-29 08:32:39Z chregu $ --><config>
<files>
+
+ <!-- the following file definitions are presumably the most important
+ ones for BXE (= Bitflux Editor). They define, where exactly the files
+ come from (and go to).
+ Some Remarks for the beginning:
+ - Be sure that all xml documents come with mime-type text/xml, this is
+ important for files ending with .xsd/.xml and .xsl. Most certainly you
+ have to adjust your webserver for doing that.
+ - You can't get different files from different servers/ports (except css files)
+ For example, if "index.html" comes from somehost/index.html, you can't
+ get the xml-file from otherhost/index.html, not even from
+ somehost:81/index.html. If you have can't avoid that, you need some kind
+ of proxy script which redirect the traffic from one host to another. I
+ wrote a PHP script, which exactly does that, if anyone interested,
+ contact me (chregu-zfZwwz/hh/[email protected])
+
+ You can define the file location in different ways:
+ The most standard is:
+ <file name="BX_xmlfile">xml/article.xml</file>
+ which gets the file with a HTTP-get from xml/article.xml (relativ to
+ index.html)
+
+ If you want to provide the location via an URL-Parameter:
+ <file name="BX_xmlfile" isParam="true">xml-url</file>
+
+ and the request "index.html?xml-url=xml/article.xml" leads to the same as the above
+ example.
+
+ If you want to provide the location via an Javascript-Parameter:
+ <file name="BX_xmlfile" isConfigParam="true">keyNameOfArrayElement</file>
+
+ and the request bxe_start("config.xml",true/false, array("keyNameOfArrayElement"=>"xml/article.xml")) leads to the same as the above
+ example. (note: the example doesn't work, you have to create your array in another way...
+
+ Furthermore you have the option "prefix", which just prefixes the url with
+ this value. The following example would do the same as above again (postfix
+ is currently missing)
+ <file name="BX_xmlfile" prefix="xml/">article.xml</file>
+
+ If you want to access your files with other methods than http-get and put, you can
+ use the parameter "method".
+ It's only implemented for BX_xmlfile currently. If you need that in more places, we could
+ certainly add it.
+ Default for BX_xmlfile is method="webdav"
+ Look at mozile/td/ for different implementation of it.
+
+ -->
<input>
<!-- The XML-document with the actual data -->
<file name="BX_xmlfile" method="http">testdoc.xml</file>
- <!-- The xhtml with the appropriate div tag (e.g. <div bxe_xpath="/xhtml:html/lenya:meta/dc:title" />)
- An xhtml file can be used instead of an xsl to provide the page layout of the non-editable part -->
- <file name="BX_xslfile">_main_.xsl</file>
+ <!-- the xsl file -->
+ <file name="BX_xslfile">_main_.xsl</file>
<!-- The XSL-document which transforms the xml to the output format -->
<!-- The RelaxNG (XML Schema) -->
<file name="BX_validationfile">_main_rng.xml</file>
- <file name="BX_langfile">../../lang/en.xml</file>
+
+ <!-- the language file -->
+ <!-- optional, if you want just english, you don't need it -->
+ <!-- <file name="BX_langfile">../../lang/fr.xml</file> -->
</input>
<output>
<file name="BX_exitdestination">../../index.html</file>
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