############################################################################## # Cocoon Configuration file # ############################################################################## ########################################## # Global Configurations # ########################################## # Indicates whether or not Cocoon should be visible if # the requested URI equals the specified one. selfservlet.enabled = true selfservlet.uri = /Cocoon.xml # Indicates whether or not Cocoon should handle errors internally # and format the error and the exception stack trace to the client # or return the HTTP error code to the web server and let it handle it. handle.errors.internally = true ########################################## # XML Parsers # ########################################## # Apache Xerces 1.0.1+ (http://xml.apache.com/) parser = org.apache.cocoon.parser.XercesParser # SUN ProjectX TR2 (http://java.sun.com/xml/) #parser = org.apache.cocoon.parser.SunXMLParser # Indicate whether the XML file should be validated or not # this is turned off by default for faster operation. parser.validate = false ########################################## # XSLT Transformers # ########################################## # Apache Xalan (http://xml.apache.org/) transformer = org.apache.cocoon.transformer.XalanTransformer # James Clark's XT (http://www.jclark.com/) #transformer = org.apache.cocoon.transformer.XTTransformer ########################################## # XML Producers # ########################################## # For example, if you want to produce your XML template reading it from # the file system, using your producer, you should request the URI: # http://your.site.com/your_XML_file.xml?producer=file # This is the request parameter used to identify the producer in the request: # (default value is "producer") producer.parameter = producer # The syntax for this is # producer.type.xxx = full.class.name # where "xxx" is the producer indentier used in the request producer.type.file = org.apache.cocoon.producer.ProducerFromFile producer.type.request = org.apache.cocoon.producer.ProducerFromRequest # This is used in the example files producer.type.dummy = org.apache.cocoon.example.DummyProducer # When producer indication is present in the request # this configuration allows to map those requests to a particular # producer indicated here with its type. # NOTE: this type must present in the above map. producer.default = file ########################################## # XML Processors # ########################################## # These are used when the PI is present. # If no PI of that type is present, no processing is performed. # The syntax for this is # processor.type.xxx = full.class.name # XSL Transformations (XSLT) processor.type.xslt = org.apache.cocoon.processor.xslt.XSLTProcessor # SQL Processor processor.type.sql = org.apache.cocoon.processor.sql.SQLProcessor # eXtensible Server Pages Processor (XSP) processor.type.xsp = org.apache.cocoon.processor.xsp.XSPProcessor # sets the repository where the compiled pages are stored. # NOTE: make sure the directory is readable. This directory is usually # relative to the web server's or to the servlet engine's. In case you're not # sure, use an absolute location. # WARNING: since this repository may contain information you want to remain # secret, we highly suggest that you protect the repository from untrusted # access, even read-only. Only Cocoon and the system administrators should # have access here. #processor.xsp.repository = ./repository processor.xsp.repository = /usr/local/servlet/repository # Set the libraries associated with the given namespace. # Use the syntax: # processor.xsp.library.. = URL to file # where "URL to file" is usually starting with file:// if you locate # your custom library in your file system. processor.xsp.library.context.java = resource://org/apache/cocoon/processor/xsp/library/java/context.xsl processor.xsp.library.cookie.java = resource://org/apache/cocoon/processor/xsp/library/java/cookie.xsl processor.xsp.library.global.java = resource://org/apache/cocoon/processor/xsp/library/java/global.xsl processor.xsp.library.request.java = resource://org/apache/cocoon/processor/xsp/library/java/request.xsl processor.xsp.library.response.java = resource://org/apache/cocoon/processor/xsp/library/java/response.xsl processor.xsp.library.session.java = resource://org/apache/cocoon/processor/xsp/library/java/session.xsl processor.xsp.library.util.java = resource://org/apache/cocoon/processor/xsp/library/java/util.xsl # LDAP Processor #processor.type.ldap = org.apache.cocoon.processor.ldap.LdapProcessor #### !!!!WARNING!!!! ########### # The DCP processor should be considered -deprecated- and we highly suggest # you to convert all of your DCP stuff into XSP pages that, in the future, # will totally replace DCP. # # Dynamic Content Processor (DCP) processor.type.dcp = org.apache.cocoon.processor.dcp.DCPProcessor # ################################ ########################################## # XML Formatters # ########################################## # These are used when the PI is present # The syntax for this is # formatter.type.xxx/yyy = full.class.name formatter.type.text/xml = org.apache.cocoon.formatter.XMLFormatter formatter.type.text/wml = org.apache.cocoon.formatter.WMLFormatter formatter.type.text/html = org.apache.cocoon.formatter.HTMLFormatter formatter.type.text/plain = org.apache.cocoon.formatter.TextFormatter formatter.type.text/xslfo = org.apache.cocoon.formatter.FO2PDFFormatter formatter.type.model/vrml = org.apache.cocoon.formatter.VRMLFormatter # This is used when no PI is present to indicate # which MIME type to associate to the document. # NOTE: this type must present in the above map. formatter.default = text/html # Specifies the text stream format. (meaningful for text formatters only) # Supported styles are # - normal # - compact formatter.style = normal ########################################## # Cache Managers # ########################################## # the default cache cache = org.apache.cocoon.cache.CocoonCache # disable page caching #cache = org.apache.cocoon.cache.NoCache ########################################## # Object Storage Systems # ########################################## # the default object storage store = org.apache.cocoon.store.MemoryStore ########################################## # Language Interpreters # ########################################## # These are used by the DCP Processor interpreter.type.java = org.apache.cocoon.interpreter.java.JavaInterpreter #interpreter.type.ecmascript = org.apache.cocoon.interpreter.ecmascript.EcmaScriptInterpreter #interpreter.type.javascript = org.apache.cocoon.interpreter.ecmascript.EcmaScriptInterpreter # Indicates the default language if not specified in the DCP PIs interpreter.default = java # NOTE: see the DCP user guide for instructions on using ecmascript and the # packages required for this operation. ########################################## # User Agents (Browsers) # ########################################## # NOTE: numbers indicate the search order. This is very important since # some words may be found in more than one browser description. (MSIE is # presented as "Mozilla/4.0 (Compatible; MSIE 4.01; ...") # # for example, the "explorer=MSIE" tag indicates that the XSL stylesheet # associated to the media type "explorer" should be mapped to those browsers # that have the string "MSIE" in their "user-Agent" HTTP header. browser.0 = explorer=MSIE browser.1 = opera=Opera browser.2 = lynx=Lynx browser.3 = java=Java browser.4 = wap=Nokia-WAP-Toolkit browser.5 = wap=UP browser.6 = netscape=Mozilla