 | | | Cocoon and content-negotiation | Cocoon and content-negotiation 2007-11-29 - By Severin Gehwolf
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Hi!
I am new to cocoon and I am wondering if there is a "cocoon-way" of
content-negotiation, similar to that of Apache2? The problem I am faced
with is to select a particular XML file with the best-matching language
extension according to users Accept-Language HTTP headers.
Unfortunately, Apache2's language negotiation comes in after the request
is dispached to Cocoon. We have the following simplified setup:
Request
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| httpd (Apache2)
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| `-> mod_rewrite/mod_proxy
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| `-> Cocoon
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|<-- ------+
So for example:
The HTTP request
GET /index.html HTTP/1.1
Host: foo.tld
Accept: text/html
Accept-Language: en,de;q=0.7,*
should trigger Cocoon to generate 'index.xml.en' (<map:generate
src="index.xml.en"/>).
Is there a way to achieve this with plain cocoon sitemaps (no custom
Selector/external Java code)? As far as I know a hook would be to use the
'RegexpHeaderSelector'. However, I am not really convinced if this is
the best approach for such an issue?! Any suggestions greatly
appreciated. I have Cocoon v.2.1.10 here.
Thanks!
Severin
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