Changeset 18553 for greenstone3

Timestamp:

2009-02-19T22:08:01+13:00 (15 years ago)

Author:

max

Message:

Change back the way all postProcessing works in order to have GSLib elements inside GSF statements, in fact a solution has been found to make this possible.

File:

• greenstone3/trunk/src/java/org/greenstone/gsdl3/core/TransformingReceptionist.java (modified) (5 diffs)

greenstone3/trunk/src/java/org/greenstone/gsdl3/core/TransformingReceptionist.java

@@ -211 +211 @@
             return page;
         }
-        /*
+        
+        
         // put the page into a document - this is necessary for xslt to get
         // the paths right if you have paths relative to the document root
@@ -256 +257 @@
                 logger.error(" couldn't parse the config_format stylesheet, adding the format info as is");
                 GSXSLT.mergeStylesheets(style_doc, format_elem);
-            //  GSXSLT.mergeStylesheets(oldStyle_doc, format_elem);
+                //GSXSLT.mergeStylesheets(oldStyle_doc, format_elem);
             }
             logger.debug("the converted stylesheet is:");
             logger.debug(this.converter.getPrettyString(style_doc.getDocumentElement()));
         }
-        */
+        
         //for debug purposes only
         Document oldStyle_doc = style_doc;
@@ -346 +347 @@
             return XMLTransformer.constructErrorXHTMLPage(e.getMessage()) ;
         }
-    
-            // put the page into a document - this is necessary for xslt to get
+        
+        //The following code is to be uncommented if we need to append the extracted GSF statements
+        //after having extracted the GSLib elements. In case of a problem during postprocessing.
+    /*
+        // put the page into a document - this is necessary for xslt to get
         // the paths right if you have paths relative to the document root
         // eg /page.
@@ -396 +400 @@
             logger.debug(this.converter.getPrettyString(skinAndLibraryDoc.getDocumentElement()));
         }
+    */
     
     // there is a thing called a URIResolver which you can set for a
@@ -462 +467 @@
         //System.out.println(converter.getPrettyString(docWithDoctype));
         //System.out.println("Doctype vals: " + qualifiedName + " " + publicID + " " + systemID) ;
+        
         
         //System.out.println("Generate final HTML from current skin") ;