Connaissez vous une liste de diffusion sur xpath et/ou xslt (français ou
anglais) ?
Merci !
Philippe Laplanche
Le 24 juin 05, à 14:57, Philippe LAPLANCHE a écrit :
Connaissez vous une liste de diffusion sur xpath et/ou xslt (français
ou anglais) ?
http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list/
On y voit souvent Michael Kay, par exemple...
-Bertrand
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faut voir avec API du POI.. ca fait longtemps que je ne m'y suis plus
replongé.. mais ca m'a pas l'air d'être une fonctionnaltié trop
poussée, donc ca doit être possible.
On 6/21/05, Frédéric Glorieux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Merci Nicolas,
tiens , un word generator pas totalement achevé
Merci !
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Objet : Re: liste de diffusion xpath / xslt
Le 24 juin 05, à 14:57, Philippe LAPLANCHE a écrit :
Connaissez vous une liste de diffusion
This is a trivial question, I know, but..
how do I add an icon for my site that overrides the default
Cocoon chain link icon...
I have tried:
link rel=SHORTCUT ICON type=image/ico href=path/favicon.ico/link
and
link rel=icon type=image/png href=path/favicon.png/link
where for path I have tried
Best place to start is the Cocoon samples - you can see actual
working (!) code and then start to tweak them to adapt to your
needs - as always, start simple and build incrementally - some
samples may look trivial, e.g. the hello world
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/samples/hello-world/ shows
basic
Hi Ralph:
Try to move to cforms. There is a aconversion tool. It is an ant task. Run:
./build.sh Woody2CocoonForms
It works pretty good. Thanks again Reinhard!
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
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Derek Hohls wrote:
This is a trivial question, I know, but..
how do I add an icon for my site that overrides the default
Cocoon chain link icon...
[...]
Hi Derek,
You know this is browser dependant, so which browsers did you try?
Don't forget to put the favicons into the relevant root
Le 24 juin 05, à 09:00, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...I have tried:
link rel=SHORTCUT ICON type=image/ico
href=path/favicon.ico/link
and
link rel=icon type=image/png href=path/favicon.png/link
Here's one which is known to work:
link href=publication-static/www/img/favicon.png type=image/png
Thanks for your reply Gary.
I don't see how adding a line to a file in the source will do the trick
unless you are assuming i must compile cocoon. Is this assumption true?
I've been browsing the web again for this problem and found a post that
confirms that the trick you are using is the
There are different ways to launch to use the cron.
Here is what I know.
1/ First method :
- Configure the cron component in cocoon.xconf
- Create a trigger (cocoon component) : Your class should implements
cron interface.
In this case the cron will be lauched once Cocoon started.
Carlos,
When building my first cform I created my own project directory and copied
in all the components being used (xsl, js, css). (they were all over the
place) I edited all the xsl to resolve the reference issues by checking the
logs where these were reported when cocoon started up.
Gary
Bertrand
Sorry - I have not a clue what you mean by:
publication-static/www/img/ as a path?
Can you expand further?
Thanks
Derek
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/06/24 11:08:51 AM
Le 24 juin 05, à 09:00, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...I have tried:
link rel=SHORTCUT ICON type=image/ico
By relevant root directories for
each site - do you mean in:
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/myproject/
directory? Because I have tried that...
I will try under FF as well with that extension.
Derek
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/06/24 10:59:17 AM
Derek Hohls wrote:
This is a trivial question, I
Thx a lot, that makes it much clearer ;)
Marc
Lionel Crine a écrit :
There are different ways to launch to use the cron.
Here is what I know.
1/ First method :
- Configure the cron component in cocoon.xconf
- Create a trigger (cocoon component) : Your class should
implements cron
Yup - check - already got that, thanks!
mime type is image/ico ... ?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/06/24 12:52:46 PM
And make sure you have the *.ico matcher in the sitemap, i forgot this
before and spend a few hours understanding why the icon wouldn't show up.
Marc
Bertrand Delacretaz a écrit :
I just have this
map:match pattern=*.ico
map:read src=icons/{1}.ico/
/map:match
and somehow, i didn't need any links in the html to make it works, i
think the browser just look for it at the root of the domain and display
it if it's found
Marc
Derek Hohls a écrit :
Yup -
OK,; but what is meant by root of the domain;?
I need an icon for each project running under
cocoon on our server
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/06/24 01:35:34 PM
I just have this
map:match pattern=*.ico
map:read src=icons/{1}.ico/
/map:match
and somehow, i didn't need any links
I am using Tomcat's MySQL JDBC connection to connect to my database ,
and then displaying the pages using JSTL tags. So I already have my
data going to a webpage already..
And now I would like to make it possible for users to export to pdf
excel. I already wrote an xsl-fo file that converts my
Derek,
I think your problem is that in the root Cocoon sitemap the following
matcher exists.
!-- favicon --
map:match pattern=**favicon.ico
map:read mime-type=image/x-icon src=resources/icons/
cocoon.ico/
/map:match
This takes precedence over anything you define in your
Le 24 juin 05, à 12:45, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...Sorry - I have not a clue what you mean by:
publication-static/www/img/ as a path?..
This is specific to the system where I took the example - it can of
course be different, as long as your sitemap matches it correctly.
In the end you
can this snip help you a litle?
map:match pattern=*.pdf
map:generate src=cocoon:/xml/{1}.xhtml/
map:transform src=osml/print/page2fo.xsl/
map:serialize type=fo2pdf/
/map:match
On 6/24/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
Derek Hohls wrote:
OK,; but what is meant by root of the domain;?
I need an icon for each project running under
cocoon on our server
In case of
http://foo.bar.tld/hip/hap/hop/anything
the domain is just foo.bar.tld.
And this is where most(?) browsers are looking for a favicon.ico.
So
if you are trying to integerate cocoon with tomcat there is a nice
explation about the procedure in the following link...
hope its any help :-)
http://www.devx.com/opensource/Article/27102/1954?pf=true
Hi misster
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using Tomcat's MySQL JDBC connection to
Volkmar
1. Yes, I am wanting to serve up icons to each directory
(explained in a reply to another post)
2. I have added the element as you describe (as well as
one that caters for IE syntax).
3. I have installed the Live HTTP Headers - I am not
exactly what I am looking for in the text that
Fadi Qutaishat schrieb:
Hi,
As far as I remember it was in German language,
actually I read this on one of the guys website I can
not remember his name, I have tried to look for this
website’s link but I could not find it.
Sorry for not providing enough information.
Regards,
Fadi
Hi!
I have a strange issue about i18n behaviour.
The catalogue is stored in the file, but when the file is modified
nothing is changed at the portal.
The cache-at-starup is disabled.
The XMLResourceBundle seems to be OK: it uses SourceValidity.
I've tried to use several source-factories
Hello cocoon users!
I'm forwarding a msg i sent to the mulberrytech xsl
list. Although i believed this is a xsl question, from Michael Kay words i
believe some help is necessary from the cocoon list as well.
Note that i'm using a xsl files from the cforms examples provided with
cocoon.
TIA,
CC:ing this to the dev list, might be useful for people there to see, also.
Regards,
Tony
Carlos M. S. Bento Nogueira wrote:
Hello cocoon users!
I'm forwarding a msg i sent to the mulberrytech xsl list. Although i
believed this is a xsl question, from Michael Kay words i believe some
help is
Hello cocoon users!
I'm forwarding a msg i sent to the mulberrytech xsl list. Although i believed
this is a xsl question, from Michael Kay words i believe some help is necessary
from the cocoon list as well.
Note that i'm using a xsl files from the cforms examples provided with cocoon.
TIA,
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