file serializer default directory?

> What's the default directory for the file-serializer?
> I have a xpl file located in
> C:\eclipse-workspace\orbeon\WEB-INF\resources\ddi\user but I have to  
> use
> a fullpath to write to the underlying data folder
> <config>
>
> <directory>C:\eclipse-workspace\orbeon\WEB-
> INF\resources\ddi\user\data</directory>
>     <file>user_<xsl:value-of select="/user/username"/>.xml</file>
>     <content-type>text/xml</content-type>
> </config>
>
> The following always give me a error like: "Directory 'data' is not a
> directory or is not writeable."
> <directory>data</directory>
> <directory>./data</directory>
> <directory>oxf:ddi/user/data</directory>
>
> Note that oxf:ddi/user/data works fine with the directory scanner.
>
> thanks
> *P
>
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>  Alex:
>  Below example code for using oxf: with the file-serializer
>  Hope it will have direct directly supported.
>  </p>
>
>  <!-- 1. get the directory full path -->
>  <p:processor name="oxf:directory-scanner">
>      <p:input name="config">
>          <config>
>               <!-- *** this is the directory for which you need the  
> full pathname *** -->
>              <base-directory>oxf:/ddi/user/data</base-directory>
>              <include>dummy.txt</include>
>          </config>
>      </p:input>
>      <p:output name="data" id="directory"/>
>  </p:processor>
>
>  <!-- 2. build file serializer config -->
>  <p:processor name="oxf:xslt">
>      <p:input name="data" href="#directory"/>
>      <p:input name="config">
>          <xsl:stylesheet version="2.0">
>              <xsl:template match="/">
>              <config>
>                  <!-- *** use the full path from the directory-scanner  
> *** -->
>                  <directory><xsl:value-of  
> select="/directory/@path"/></directory>
>                  <file>myfile.xml</file>
>                  <content-type>text/xml</content-type>
>              </config>
>              </xsl:template>
>          </xsl:stylesheet>
>      </p:input>
>      <p:output name="data" id="serializer-config"/>
>  </p:processor>
>
>  <!-- 3. Format the file for serializer -->
>  <p:processor name="oxf:xml-converter">
>      <p:input name="config">
>          <config>
>              <encoding>utf-8</encoding>
>          </config>
>      </p:input>
>      <p:input name="data" href="#source"/>
>      <p:output name="data" id="file"/>
>  </p:processor>
>
>  <!-- 4. serialize the file -->
>  <p:processor name="oxf:file-serializer">
>      <p:input name="config" href="#serializer-config"/>
>      <p:input name="data" href="#file"/>
>  </p:processor>
>
>
>  Alexander Zatko wrote:Pascal,
>>
>>  Not sure where the default directory is on Windows (on Mac and I  
>> assume other unix platforms it is the user's home directory), but you  
>> can just leave the directory empty and then search for the serialized  
>> file.
>>
>>  The issue with serializer not being able to use the "oxf:"  
>> protocol-specified directories was recently discussed here. I sure  
>> could use that functionality as well.
>>
>>  A.
>>
>>
>>  On Mar 11, 2006, at 11:23 AM, Pascal Heus wrote:
>>
>>> What's the default directory for the file-serializer?
>>>  I have a xpl file located in
>>>  C:\eclipse-workspace\orbeon\WEB-INF\resources\ddi\user but I have  
>>> to use
>>>  a fullpath to write to the underlying data folder
>>>  <config>
>>>
>>>  
>>> <directory>C:\eclipse-workspace\orbeon\WEB-
>>> INF\resources\ddi\user\data</directory>
>>>      <file>user_<xsl:value-of select="/user/username"/>.xml</file>
>>>      <content-type>text/xml</content-type>
>>>  </config>
>>>
>>>  The following always give me a error like: "Directory 'data' is not  
>>> a
>>>  directory or is not writeable."
>>>  <directory>data</directory>
>>>  <directory>./data</directory>
>>>  <directory>oxf:ddi/user/data</directory>
>>>
>>>  Note that oxf:ddi/user/data works fine with the directory scanner.
>>>
>>>  thanks
>>>  *P
>>>
>>>
>>>
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