Il giorno 25/giu/04, alle 05:45, andi ha scritto:
i see but it's just overview, i see cocoon using avalon frameworks and
cforms to put that things together i don't know, and i think because
cforms
is not stable it's good if we learn avalon to make things in cocoon
more
stable.
You don't need to
Quoting Oro smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
i tried
map:match pattern=test.wml
map:read src=test.wml/
/map:match
and it works for url mail/test.wml in both the phone and the emulator !
What does this mean?
Now im trying to debug the wml pages using Nokia's nmit.
Im
K
I hope a developer will give an answer to this (if they
dont, post on the developers list), but from my perspective
I can say that I started with XSP and am now moving to lighter
components such the SQL Generator and JXTemplates, with
flow to tie things togeter.
I have not used (or had to
Darn, I thought it was going to be some cool
open-source SVG tool like SodiPodi...
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
this may win the most irrelevant question of the year
contest but I've been loosing sleep over it so here it goes:
for the author
Colin
To be honest, I am not sure the Wiki is the best place
to start learning from... bear in mind that's its a free-
for-all site, maintained on an ad-hoc basis (at best!).
Certainly the leap from Cocoon 2.0 to 2.1.n has caused
many wiki pages and 3rd party tutorials to date *very* fast.
The
Hi Derek:
This is my own opinion of how are things:
1-Flow is the way to go. This is a very powerful technology that radically
change the webapp development as we know it. We can note interest in flow
engine in other communities as Struts.
2-Velocity, XSP and JSP are supported as legacy
Hi all,
I stopped to work with Cocoon 6 months ago when I was involved in a project using EJB
and Websphere.
But today I have the opportunity to recommend using Cocoon for a new development in my
company.
The goal of this small (but important) project is to create a small web application
Derek Hohls wrote:
To be honest, I am not sure the Wiki is the best place
to start learning from... bear in mind that's its a free-
for-all site, maintained on an ad-hoc basis (at best!).
Certainly the leap from Cocoon 2.0 to 2.1.n has caused
many wiki pages and 3rd party tutorials to date
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I stopped to work with Cocoon 6 months ago when I was involved in a project using EJB
and Websphere.
But today I have the opportunity to recommend using Cocoon for a new development in my
company.
The goal of this small (but important) project is to create a
David
Um, not sure about contributing - unless you mean
uploading to Wiki... there is nothing very magical about
these - as I said ... for me to understand something (and
be able to explain to someone else!) I usually need to strip
it down to its most basic components. The Cocoon samples
are
Hello Sylvain,
Friday, June 25, 2004, 12:06:28 PM, you wrote:
Hi all,
I stopped to work with Cocoon 6 months ago when I was involved in
a project using EJB and Websphere.
But today I have the opportunity to recommend using Cocoon for a new
development in my company.
The goal of this
I have to agree here (sadly) - having worked with Cocoon
for years now... but the new changes ito flow and forms
and templates have ramped up the learning time...
and if you want interactive webapps with database access
and updates as well ?!! - add in Java, JavaBeans, persistence
layers,
Peter
You answered the can Cocoon do it? question well...
but omitted to answer the can he create a simple web application
as described above with Cocoon in a *short* time?
The answer is no unless you already happen to know
all the technologies you listed (and you omitted XDoclet)
I have asked
Derek Hohls wrote:
I have asked a number of times of this list for some
simple samples to get going with Hibernate, but so far
no one has taken a swing at it [I exclude PetStore because
it adds in Spring as well, and is not simple to download
and add in to an *existing* Cocoon installation without
Dear all
iam from .net developers , i want to suggetst to my boss to using cocoon,
i have seen the sample from mr.ugo thank you,
is there's a tool's for developing cforms using IDE.
thank you
best regards
andi kusnadi
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Hello Derek,
Friday, June 25, 2004, 1:06:14 PM, you wrote:
Peter
You answered the can Cocoon do it? question well...
but omitted to answer the can he create a simple web application
as described above with Cocoon in a *short* time?
The answer is no unless you already happen to know
all
Ugo
If I rebuild Cocoon and deploy it, using Tomcat,
does it not write over all my exisiting settings
and changes?
Simpler = download and unzip zip file and
copy into an existing Cocoon instance.
My point about Spring its that its just one more
thing - and there is already a long list! - to
Hi, users of cocoon.
My name is Hugo Marcelino and i came across with the following problem. I'm
developing a web application that can perform a documental managment. How i'm doing
this ? I thougth use hsqldb that comes with the cocoon, and at the begining everthing
was going ok. But
Why JXTemplate and not Velocity? They are very similar. It would seem
logical to take a top level and well known templating framework like
Velocity rather than JXTemplate. Any insights appreciated ...
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From: Antonio Gallardo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Derek Hohls wrote:
If I rebuild Cocoon and deploy it, using Tomcat,
does it not write over all my exisiting settings
and changes?
It depends on how you organize your dev environment. When I start a new
Cocoon-based project, I usually:
- compile the latest version incuding just the blocks I need
Wow, Jetty must be *very* fast - I usually only
have to wait a few seconds for a Tomcat restart
on my machine
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/06/25 02:25:12 PM
Derek Hohls wrote:
If I rebuild Cocoon and deploy it, using Tomcat,
does it not write over all my exisiting settings
and changes?
It
Ugo
Thanks for the heads up on Cocoon development;
maybe I should paste this to a Wiki page.
In many case, I am developing lots of smaller apps
and tend to want to build Cocoon *once* (when a
new stable version arrives) and add all these aps
to it... do you not end up with lots and lots of
Il giorno 25/giu/04, alle 14:31, Derek Hohls ha scritto:
to it... do you not end up with lots and lots of
different Cocoon projects, and lots of Cocoon
instances on the server, in the way you do it?
I usually strive for self-contained projects. Ideally, if a new
developer joins our team, all he
Quoting Ugo Cei [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In other words, I don't do applications by extending Cocoon, but I add
Cocoon to my apps, so to say.
Hi, is there a wiki page on doing this ?
If not, supposing a non-Cocoon webapp is at http://localhost:8080/myapp,
what do I have to put in this
Hi all,
I need to replace values that come from the request in
a xml document.
example:
My inicial document looks like:
doc
user login=$login
email$email/email
...
/user
The URL is: some-url?login=rui[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The result should look like:
user login=rui
email[EMAIL
Hello,
it possible to use the VelocityGenerator
(http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/flow/velocity.html). The docu
says, that the objects request,response,session,context and parameters
are always available.
I think: try it out!
Dirk
Rui Alberto L. Gonçalves wrote:
Hi all,
I need to replace
Hi folks,
Due to excessive spamming and a impending migration to the Apache Wiki,
the Cocoon Wiki is currently set to fake read-only. If you want to
edit pages on the Wiki, please poll the PMC list
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) for details.
Thanks,
/Steven
--
Steven Noels
I've built my first application with cocoon (2.1.5) and it works fine
with Jetty.
So I did a ./build.sh war and copied the resulting cocoon.war to the
tomcat webapps directory.
When tomcat (4.1.27 - as installed from RPMs supplied with FC2) starts
up it issues messages to say it can't expand
Hello
I'm trying to use 'abs' function in my XSL Stylesheet to get absolute value
of a number, but Cocoon2 says that this function doesn't exist. What's more,
'floor', 'ceiling' and 'round' are working fine but 'min' and 'max' aren't,
just like 'abs'. These functions exist in the XSL
I get the following error:
org.apache.avalon.framework.context.ContextException: The hsqldb cannot be
used inside a WAR file. at
org.apache.cocoon.components.hsqldb.ServerImpl.contextualize(ServerImpl.java
:95) at
org.apache.avalon.framework.container.ContainerUtil.contextualize(ContainerU
Hello Dirk,
There are some ways to do this. Some of them are:
1. Using XSLT (as mentioned Rui Alberto L.)
I shoult have the stylesheet
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
xsl:stylesheet version=1.0 xmlns:xsl=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform;
xsl:param name=email select='default_email'/
Derek Hohls wrote:
Wow, Jetty must be *very* fast - I usually only
have to wait a few seconds for a Tomcat restart
on my machine
Jetty is much faster than TC4. TC5 has sped up considerably since TC4, so if I'm worried about
startup time, I'll use either Jetty or TC5.
Tony
Patrick Herber wrote:
Hi,
for a project I needed to create a simple Generator, which takes an Excel
Workbook as input and - using Apache POI - generates a Gnumeric XML
Document.
Of course it will need some improvement (for example I didn't test it yet
with complex and huge workbooks).
I hope it
Il giorno 25/giu/04, alle 15:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
If not, supposing a non-Cocoon webapp is at
http://localhost:8080/myapp,
what do I have to put in this application's web.xml file in order to
mount Cocoon at http://localhost:8080/myapp/mycocoon-subapp ?
Is adding a normal servlet
On 25.06.2004 13:12, Skladovs, Victor wrote:
The problem isn't so unimportant as it may seem to look like, the
printers go permanent off-line, everybody is unhappy ...
Printers go offline???
Joerg
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Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 25.06.2004 17:47, Micha wrote:
I'm trying to use 'abs' function in my XSL Stylesheet to get absolute
value
of a number, but Cocoon2 says that this function doesn't exist. What's
more,
'floor', 'ceiling' and 'round' are working fine but 'min' and 'max'
aren't,
just like
On 25.06.2004 23:42, Luca Morandini wrote:
I'm trying to use 'abs' function in my XSL Stylesheet to get absolute
value
of a number, but Cocoon2 says that this function doesn't exist.
What's more,
'floor', 'ceiling' and 'round' are working fine but 'min' and 'max'
aren't,
just like 'abs'. These
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 25.06.2004 23:42, Luca Morandini wrote:
...or maybe you refer to XPath 1.0 and Michal to XPath 2.0 ;)
I already had that in mind and searched both XPath and XSLT 2.0 for
'abs' and 'max', but did not found anything about those functions.
Look no further than
On 26.06.2004 00:12, Luca Morandini wrote:
...or maybe you refer to XPath 1.0 and Michal to XPath 2.0 ;)
I already had that in mind and searched both XPath and XSLT 2.0 for
'abs' and 'max', but did not found anything about those functions.
Look no further than
On 25.06.2004 17:28, Colin Paul Adams wrote:
So I did a ./build.sh war and copied the resulting cocoon.war to the
tomcat webapps directory.
Absolutely correct.
When tomcat (4.1.27 - as installed from RPMs supplied with FC2) starts
up it issues messages to say it can't expand cocoon.war -
On 25.06.2004 17:56, Menke, John wrote:
I get the following error:
org.apache.avalon.framework.context.ContextException: The hsqldb cannot be
used inside a WAR file. at
org.apache.cocoon.components.hsqldb.ServerImpl.contextualize(ServerImpl.java
:95) at
Joerg == Joerg Heinicke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Joerg On 25.06.2004 17:28, Colin Paul Adams wrote:
So I did a ./build.sh war and copied the resulting cocoon.war
to the tomcat webapps directory.
Joerg Absolutely correct.
When tomcat (4.1.27 - as installed from RPMs
Greetings --
If anyone there can assist me as a cocoon newbie, I would appreciate it very much.
I have downloaded cocoon 2.1.5 and tomcat 5.0.9, ensured I extracted cocoon 2.1.5 using gnutar (so I believe file names have not been mangled in some way), built the cocoon war, placed it in tomcat's
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