date:20050408

Re: flow sendPage/redirectTo

2005-04-08 Thread Sylvain Wallez

Philippe Guillard wrote:
Merci,
Pour le pub,  respect, et j'aimerais bien rencontrer plus de 
cocooners, mais je suis base en Chine...

Marrant, mon fils ainé a pris l'avion ce matin pour un voyage de 15 
jours en Chine :-)

Il y a un certain Roy Huang ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) qui intervient 
sur les mailing-lists et nous a fourni les traductions chinoises pour 
Cocoon Forms.

Je vais essayer de decrire simplement:
J'ai un form1 qui contient un lien a href pour un autre form2, celui 
ci termine par une redirection pour recommencer form1. Le form 1 est 
un select, le form 2 est pour ajouter des elements a ce qui est 
presente en from1.

!--sitemap match pattern=select---
function select(selectForm) {
   // lecture DB
   cocoon.sendPageAndWait(selectForm);
   // cette page contient un lien a href=addVous voulez 
ajouter/changer des elements a cette selection/a
   cocoon.sendPage(End);
}
!--sitemap match pattern=add---
function add(addForm) {
   cocoon.sendPageAndWait(addForm);
   // POINT1
   // ecriture DB
   cocoon.redirectTo(cocoon:/select,true); //Je veux recommencer 
select depuis le debut, pas le continuer
   // POINT2
}

Mon flow semble planter le flow debugger et repasser en boucle la 
portion de POINT1 a POINT2, puis java.lang.StackOverflowError.

Trouvé, c'est un classique! Le problème vient du 
redirectTo(cocoon:/select) : on revient dans la sitemap, et je suppose 
que celle-ci doit avoir un test soit sur la méthode HTTP ou un matcher 
sur l'existence d'un paramètre continuation-id qui déclenche l'appel 
de la continuation.

Or la continuation en question, c'est celle qui nous a conduit à sortir 
au POINT1, et donc on refait écriture DB et le 
redirectTo(cocoon:/select). Et on boucle...

La solution est donc de faire un redirectTo(select) qui repasse par le 
navigateur et donc casse le bouclage.

Sylvain
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Re: Parametres

2005-04-08 Thread douentza douentza

J'ai pris le cocoon 2.1.7, mais en remplacant mes coccon.request par 
model.lookupWidget(page_number);
j'obtiens
ce message :
org.apache.avalon.framework.CascadingRuntimeException: lookupWidget is not a 
function.
 
Voici mon script :
cocoon.load(resource://org/apache/cocoon/forms/flow/javascript/Form.js);
var page_number = ;
var area_name = ;

function transactionreport() {
var form = new Form( forms/transactionreport.xml);
form.showForm( transactionreport-display-pipeline,
   {
 page_number : page_number,
 area_name : area_name
 }
);
var model = form.getModel();
// page_number = cocoon.request.page_number;
page_number = model.lookupWidget(page_number)
  area_name = model.lookupWidget(area_name);
  
  var session = cocoon.session;
  
cocoon.sendPage(TransactionsResults.html, 
  {
 page_number : page_number,
  area_name : area_name
 });
}

Merci

Aurélien DEHAY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Le mercredi 06 avril 2005 à 11:15 +0200, douentza douentza a écrit :
 En fait ma connaissance des flows est de tres bas niveau. Je veux donc 
 chercher des
 examples de sources sur le web pour comprendre d'avance.
 Si vous avez des liens ou des exemples de faits sur cela je suis interesse.

Regarde les exemples fournis avec les sources de Cocoon, dans
cocoon-2.1.7/src/blocks/tour/samples/flow en particulier, tu en as des
vraiment bien.

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Vue de déboguage

2005-04-08 Thread Sebastien Arbogast

Bonjour,

Quand je bosse en PHP j'ai une petite page de déboguage qui m'affiche
dans un joli tableau toutes les variables d'environnement, les
variables de session, de requêtes, les variables POST... enfin le
contenu de tous les tableaux superglobaux. Je l'utilise souvent pour
vérifier les sorties de mes formulaires avant de traiter les données.
Est-ce que ce serait possible d'avoir la même chose avec Cocoon ? Si
oui en utilisant quelle technique ? Je suppose que ça serait faisable
en XSP mais j'ai ouï dire que XSP n'était pas tout à fait un choix
d'avenir sur Cocoon... Et ça serait possible d'avoir ça comme une vue,
au même titre que content ou prettycontent ?

Merci beaucoup d'avance

Cordialement
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Re: FlowScript and Upload after upgrade to Cocoon 2.1.7

2005-04-08 Thread Antonio Gallardo

On Jue, 7 de Abril de 2005, 11:56, Jakub Kaniewski dijo:
 Recently I upgraded Cocoon from 2.1.5 to 2.1.7. Most of things works
 fine, except one FlowScript function.

 I have this HTML form (hidden fields values are passed from flow) :

 form enctype=multipart/form-data method=POST aaction=upload.html
 inputtype=file name=plik
 input type=submit name=upload value=Upload file 
 input type=hidden name=directory value=/root/file 
 input type=hidden name=action value=upload
 /form


 In FlowScript if I try to access my hidden fields

 var action = cocoon.request.get(action);

See the logs, I remember a change of this interface in 2.1.7:

Remove restrictions on the flowscript object model (FOM): the objects
available through the cocoon object (request, session, response, etc) now
provide the full API of the corresponding Java classes. (SW)

Perhaps you need to access the values in a diferent way.

Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo

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Re: [Announce] Eclipse Lepido, and opensource IDE for Apache Cocoon

2005-04-08 Thread Antonio Gallardo

Hi Thorsten,

they (anyware) already have a lot of code. See (download and try):

http://www.anyware-tech.com/en/developper/EclipsePlugins/Download.html

AFAIK, this is the code being released for lepido. Currently, it is based
on cocoon 2.1.5 and tomcat 4.1.29. The eclipse plugin looks fine. I
already downloaded it and played a little with it. But a good docos are
needed to get more into.

Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo.

On Jue, 7 de Abril de 2005, 15:06, Thorsten Scherler dijo:
 On Tue, 2005-04-05 at 19:33 +0200, Sylvain Wallez wrote:


 [Announce] Eclipse Lepido

 Hello Sylvain,

 nice to hear you are planing this project but did you know that in
 forrest.apache.org we host already a similar tool?

 Have a look at
 http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/forrest/trunk/tools/eclipse/

 You wrote that your project is starting in the proposal phase, you may
 consider using the forrest/eclipse plugin and helping to enhance it in
 forrest.apache.org. That would allow you a quick start with community
 and code. ;-)

 We, speaking for the forrest project, will happily welcome you (and
 everybody else) and help you creating the project here on apache. Maybe
 as subproject of forrest/cocoon. Of course you can go ahead with your
 original plan and use the above mentioned code (it's open source ;-) )
 as starting point if you want.

 Anyway thanks for this good news. I am looking forward to use (and if I
 can, enhance) it. :)

 For all that do not know forrest:
 Apache Forrest is an XML standards-oriented documentation framework
 based upon Apache Cocoon, providing XSLT stylesheets and schemas, images
 and other resources. Forrest uses these to render the source content
 into a website via command-line, robot, or dynamic application.

 salu2
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Re: [Announce] Eclipse Lepido, and opensource IDE for Apache Cocoon

2005-04-08 Thread Antonio Gallardo

On Jue, 7 de Abril de 2005, 11:11, Nouguier Olivier dijo:
 So hay,
   Where could I learn more on AXE?

Try:

http://www.anyware-tech.com/en/developper/EclipsePlugins/Download.html

Best Regards,

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Re: AW: AW: AW: AW: Design note - Building a template mechanism

2005-04-08 Thread gounis

hi thorsten

it looks _deeper_ than what i had in my mind
i would like to take all look, but i have not play with forrest (until
now) so please give me some time .. to come back with my impressions from
forrest

regards

stavros

On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Thorsten Scherler wrote:

Hi,

I had a look on the wiki page you posted
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/TemplateBasedWebSite and it gave me some really
good
ideas for the view plugin I am working on in forrest.

http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/forrest/trunk/plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.view/?rev=160476
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/forrest/trunk/plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.leather/?rev=160476

Together with another plugin (right now called leather but will be
renamed to ViewHelper) it is following the DispatcherView pattern
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/patterns/DispatcherView.html and building a
unit.

I am using right now a different approach then you but it seems we are
trying to solve the same problem.

Have a look at
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/forrest/trunk/plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.view/src/documentation/default.fv?view=markup

That is a view on a site. The link is the default view for the site but
you can define a new view for each page of your webapp.

A view basically contains three tags (for now - it is in a really early
stage):
forrest:view
xmlns:forrest=http://apache.org/forrest/templates/1.0; type=xhtml
forrest:contract name=meta/
forrest:hook name=container
forrest:contract name=feedback/
/forrest:hook /
/forrest:view

The view tag's @type determines the final output format. The idea is to
configure different output formats via a view. That is the biggest
different to your approach.

Each forrest:hook will be transformed into a div/ tag (in html
output). This tags are designed to help web-designers to freely move
around and group contracts into design container.

Each forrest:contract will dispatch a xml file (ViewHelper) that contains
xsl:stylesheets for the different output formats, a contract can
implement. For html, the only format that I have implemented so far, we
have three different kind of templates:

xsl:templates name={contract/@name}-css/
Here the contract specific css will be stored.

xsl:templates name={contract/@name}-head/
Here goes everything that belongs in the html head. e.g. scripts.

xsl:templates name={contract/@name}-body/
Everything that belongs into the body.

e.g.
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/forrest/trunk/plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.leather/resources/templates/fontsize.ft?view=markup

The view follows exactly the pattern shown here:
http://corej2eepatterns.com/Patterns2ndEd/DispatcherView.htm
Right now it is implemented for the forrest way of producing the models
for the view but I am planing to create independent BusinessHelper to
access all BusinessServices you may have in your application.
e.g.
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/forrest/trunk/plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.leather/resources/templates/feedback.ft?view=markup

shows that the $config has to be in the presentation model. Right now there
are only forrest core BusinessHelper.

One workaround is
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/forrest/trunk/plugins/org.apache.forrest.plugin.leather/resources/templates/feedback-dyn.ft?rev=159861view=markup
where I pass the models via xsl:param name=main/ into the ViewHelper.
That

salu2

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Betr.: Re: Passing request headers

2005-04-08 Thread Peter . Urbanus





Hi [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Thanks for your answer. I think we have a little misunsderstanding. I'm not
very experienced in the web world, so perhaps I use the wrong terminology,
in which case, please straighten me out. Or, if I completely missed your
point, straighten me out as well :-)

There are many ways to pass request parameters to HtmlGenerator, but what I
want to do is change the outgoing request header. In Java, I would do it
like this:
  URL url = new URL( http://old-server/legacy.html; );
  URLConnection conn = url.openConnection();
  conn.setRequestProperty( accept-language, nl );
After that you can open a stream and let Tidy do its thing. This works: if
I give it nl I get 08-04-2005 and if I give it en-us I get 04/08/2005
if that date happens to be in the html.
I don't see any way to tell HtmlGenerator to do that. Perhaps Upayavira is
right and I need to subclass HtmlGenerator. The Cocoon source is very new
to me so this will take some time.



news [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07-04-2005 10:28:17:

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  [...]
  Thanks, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Do you mean that you can have HtmlGenerator operate on a request
attribute?
  If i understand that correctly, that would mean you can read your html
from
  a POST request. That wouldn't help, because I want that html from the
old
  server. You know, send it a http request like
 
  GET http://old-server/legacy.html HTTP/1.1
  accept-language: nl, en-us
  etc.
 
  I browsed the source oif HtmlTransformer, and it also has a parameter
  copy-parameters, but that wouldn't help me either, it just copies the
  query-string at the end of the src attribute.
 
  Or am I totally missing something?
 
  Peter

 Hi Peter,
 What I understand from that documentation mentioned is that you can use
 generate with additional parameters.

 So if you have a request like

http://yourServer/yourPath?Source=http://foo.bar.tld

 which will be matched by your pipeline, you could pass additional
 parameters.

 -
 map:match pattern=yourPath
map:generate type=html src={request-param:Source}
  map:parameter name=... value=.../
/map:generate
...
 /map:match
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 Sorry, if I'm wrong. Haven't tested that case.
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problem withs sessions running JSPs in COCOON (ver. 2.1.4)

2005-04-08 Thread Miguel Angel Marín Moreno

Hi all!
I have a problem with essions in cocoon. In my pipeline I execute a 
piece of code in JSP using CINCLUDE transformer. In this piece of code I 
load some values in the session which ones later I need to get with 
executing another JSP. (I can't use cocoon's sessions/context because I 
can't get its values from the JSP code)

In other words, I'll try to explain it better with the code (read the 
comments please)

this is my pipeline:
map:match pattern=Almacena.jsp
 map:generate type=request
  map:parameter name=generate-attributes value=true/
  /map:generate
!-- the pipeline starts with an XML which contains the REQUEST details --
!-- peticion.xsl is an XSLT that transform the XML to set the correct 
params to apply the CINCLUDE with the params that identify the URL of 
the JSP file that I want to execute --

   map:transform src=xsl/peticion.xsl
   map:parameter name=cms-url
 value=http://mmarin:8080/pruebasSesion/Ejemplos/
   map:parameter name=url-peticion value=AlmacenaSession.jsp/
   /map:transform
!-- I've thought in the posibility of passing the SessionID as a 
parameter to the JSP, but don't know how to set the sessionID in JSP. 
Any idea?--

!-- When I apply the Cinclude transformer, the JSP code RUNS WITH A 
DIFFERENT SESSION EACH TIME (that's my problem!) --

map:transform type=cinclude/
!-- As I am only proving the way of doing this, I'm using a very simple 
 JSP file which set the values of 2 params (nombre, edad) in the 
session and returns an XML file which will be transformed by the XSLT 
Almacena.xsl --

  map:transform src=xsl/Almacena.xsl/
 map:serialize type=html/
   /map:match
This is the piece of JSP code:
%@ page language=Java session=true%?xml version=1.0
encoding=ISO-8859-1?
%@ page import=java.util.* %
%!String nombre;
Integer edad;
String sessionId; %
 %nombre=request.getParameter(nombre);
edad=Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter(edad));
sessionId = session.getId();
session.setAttribute(nombre,nombre);
session.setAttribute(edad,edad);%
AlmacenaEnSession
nombre%=nombre%/nombre
edad%=edad%/edad
sessionID%=sessionId%/sessionID
/AlmacenaEnSession
I get the SessionID so I can prove that it's different of the one I have 
in the browser :((

Finally I try to recovery the info I've saved in the JSP session using 
another pipeline similar to this one which execute a JSP code too.
As the session in which the JSP runs is different each time I cannot get 
the values

Any idea?
Thanks in advance!!
Miguel Angel Marín
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Re: providing a WebService

2005-04-08 Thread Jan Hinzmann

Hi, although this is some time ago, i just wanted to let you know, that i have 
achieved this task. I did some documentation in the wiki at:

http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/WebServiceServer
and you maybe want to review it. I will complete the documentation, when I'm 
done with my thesiswriting (in which i use cocoon :)).

and btw ANY comments are welcome!
Luca Morlando wrote:
Thank you very much, Nick.
Now I'm scratching my head on this one:
When I try to connect to the service I receive:
java.io.IOException: Server returned HTTP response code: 500 for URL ...
Thank you very much for any advice on this.
Luca
Nick Goupinets wrote:
Hey Luca,
I don't know if this will help, as you have probably read it already:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=10986227012r=1w=2
Read the whole thread, and pay special attention to:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-usersm=109871573620372w=2
Sincerely,
Nick.
Luca Morlando wrote:
Hi there...
We're struggling against Cocoon in the try of providing a WebService 
(SOAP) out of the
result of a pipeline which already produces XML.
The documentation on this part lacks almost completely.
Does anyone of you have a suggestion or a working example ?
Or point us where to look better because it's already been discussed 
in.. and we
didn't find it ?
Thank you very much for any advice on this.

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complex CForm

2005-04-08 Thread Arsen A. Gutsal

I've XML DB like:
customers
customer type=Residential

residential-typeResidential/residential-type

firstnameArsen/firstname
surnameGutsal/surname
email[EMAIL PROTECTED]/email

phone
area-code352/area-code
phone-number9051207/phone-number
/phone

countryUA/country
addressx/address
zip1/zip
/customer
...
/customers

I would like to display list of customers in form:
Position, Customer_type,  [edit] and [delete] buttons
e.g. 
1, Residential [edit] [delete]
2, Residentail  [edit] [delete]
3, Business  [edit] [delete]
4, Residential  [edit] [delete]

100, Business  [edit] [delete]
having 100 items on page.
once user click on Edit - form re-submits and display whole records for
edited row.
e.g. edited 3rd record:
1, Residential [edit] [delete]
2, Residentail  [edit] [delete]
3, Business  [save] [delete]
=
input Registration_type
input Firstname
input Surname
input Email
input Phone
select Country
input Address
input Zip
=
4, Residential  [edit] [delete]

100, Business  [edit] [delete]


Also, for edited record [edit] button changes to [save].

I did everything using union/struct and JX conditions...
But I guess that's not good as I have to keep all details fields for
each record as input type=hidden for all rows which are not in edit
state. and if row is in edit state - I display these fields. 
Such page is very heavy.
I would better ask for some way to DYNAMICALLY bind part of my form when
needed.
Or use another form inside main one.
I would prefer it do not open in another page, just exactly as I
explained.

What can you suggest me? 
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Re: Best way to initialize Context, Session and Request attributes

2005-04-08 Thread Jorg Heymans


[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the answer. Only, these listeners belong to the Servlet API and 
not to Cocoon, so this will not work in batch mode, when there's a 
BatchContext instead of a HttpContext. Is there a Cocoon specific method?

You didn't mention your app is running in batch mode. I don't know much 
about cocoon batch mode. Do you even have Context, Session and Request 
attributes available without the HTTPContext?

But anyway, did you know an action can span multiple matchers? It's how 
the autentication framework works basically, you encapsulate one action 
around all the pipelines you want to protect. Maybe this helps you 
reducing your sitemap code enough already.

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Re: Best way to initialize Context, Session and Request attributes

2005-04-08 Thread Upayavira

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
in my webapp I need to initialize the Context, Session and Request 
attributes, e.g. with database connections, message queues etc. What is 
the best way to do this in Cocoon? Right now I'm using actions, but this 
is not satisfactory, as I have to put the action in many places in my 
sitemaps. Is there a better way to do this, e.g. some kind of hook that is 
called when Contexts, Sessions and Requests are created and disposed?
Can't you just say:
map:pipeline
  map:action type=myaction/
  map:match pattern=...
That way, your action is always called, on every request. Pretty sure 
that would work.

Regards, Upayavira
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Re: [Announce] Eclipse Lepido, and opensource IDE for Apache Cocoon

2005-04-08 Thread Sylvain Wallez

Thorsten Scherler wrote:
On Tue, 2005-04-05 at 19:33 +0200, Sylvain Wallez wrote:
 

[Announce] Eclipse Lepido
   

Hello Sylvain,
nice to hear you are planing this project but did you know that in
forrest.apache.org we host already a similar tool? 

Have a look at 
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/forrest/trunk/tools/eclipse/

You wrote that your project is starting in the proposal phase, you may
consider using the forrest/eclipse plugin and helping to enhance it in
forrest.apache.org. That would allow you a quick start with community
and code. ;-)
 

Wow, didn't knew about this Forrest plugin. AFAICS it seems to have some 
common roots with Burrokeet (http://www.burrokeet.org/).

We, speaking for the forrest project, will happily welcome you (and
everybody else) and help you creating the project here on apache. Maybe
as subproject of forrest/cocoon. Of course you can go ahead with your
original plan and use the above mentioned code (it's open source ;-) )
as starting point if you want.
 

IMO, Apache is not the right place for an IDE as Apache focuses on 
server and infrastructure software. Furthermore, the Lepido's goals go 
very far in the IDE features, and therefore require different skills 
than those needed to develop the server-side framework. That's what led 
us to propose this project to the Eclipse folks.

Sylvain
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Auth-fw and utf-8 logins

2005-04-08 Thread Aurélien DEHAY

Hello.

I'm experiencing strange behaviour using:

- auth-fw
- flow (the
org/apache/cocoon/webapps/authentication/flow/javascript/auth.js file
from auth-fw block)
- a simple login.xsp file making request on a database (which is used by
the authentication pipeline configured in the handler/)

I've wrote a flow file to handle the user input, and like in the
samples, I'm using:

if (auth_login(handler, null, {parameter_login:login,
parameter_password:password})) { etc. etc.

If I try a utf-8 login, the parameters are good in the flow, but not in
the xsp. For examples, if I output the value of the login, I've  in the
flowscript, but  in the login.xsp.

I'm not a java dev, I've search in the source code without seeing
anything relevant. I've tried several solution, without succedding to
have good utf-8 parameters in login.xsp.

Is anyone ever tried this?

Rgds.


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Re: AW: AW: AW: AW: Design note - Building a template mechanism

2005-04-08 Thread Thorsten Scherler

On Fri, 2005-04-08 at 10:48 +0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi thorsten

it looks _deeper_ than what i had in my mind
i would like to take all look, but i have not play with forrest (until
now) so please give me some time .. to come back with my impressions from
forrest

Be our guest. ;-) Forrest is pretty straight forward. We are introducing
a new plugin infrastructure for the upcoming 0.7 release. The mentioned
plugin are using this new feature.

The plugins are still in early stage and we are open for all feedback
and help. If you need more information just subscribe to the user/dev
lists of forrest. ;-)

salu2

regards

stavros

On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Thorsten Scherler wrote:

Hi,

I had a look on the wiki page you posted
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/TemplateBasedWebSite and it gave me some
really good
ideas for the view plugin I am working on in forrest.