Bonjour,
moi j'utilise COCOON DEVELOPPER'S HANDBOOK de Lajos Moczar et Jeremy Aston,
comme beaucoup d'autres j'imagine car je pense que les publications à ce
propos sont rares.
Pour la seconde partie de ta question, il serait intéressant pour toi
d'étudier un peu MySQL, et pour cela la doc est
Bonjour,
Pour ceux que cela intéresse, je viens de mettre en ligne un peu de code
et de documentation concernant le modèle de conception E-CRUD, sur le
wiki de cocoon.
C'est disponible sur la page d'accueil du wiki de Cocoon :
* http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/,
ou directement là :
*
ou directement là :
* http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/DesignPattern/Overview
BlueXML rules :)
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BlueXML rules :)
flamenon c'est ruby on rails qui rules ;)/flame
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BlueXML rules :)
flamenon c'est ruby on rails qui rules ;)/flame
extincteurPfff... Python, Zope and Plone rulez the universe/extincteur
Allez, allez les enfants. Rien ne vaut ce bon vieux C ou l'encore plus
vieux Lisp :-P
Ceci dit, pas mal
Ceci dit, pas mal BlueXML. Générer les forms et tout le tralala, ça fait
gagner du temps.
flameMais que BlueXML soit en GPL va empêcher beaucoup de monde de s'y
intéresser autant qu'il le mérite.../flame
rhaaaremplissage de ton réservoir de bagnolle à la nitro, sautage à pieds
joins sur ton
Oliver Powell wrote:
I believe this class belongs in the next release because:
- we have used it successfully in production for several months, under
high load
sounds like a killer argument to me :-)
- it provides critical (for us) cache functionality not provided by
Jorg Heymans wrote:
I'll ask on dev@ , and if nobody objects i'll move it out of the scratchpad.
I just had a look at the latest 2.1.x , it is there already so this
component will become part of the next release.
Regards
Jorg
Hi,
can you please provide a diff to the current version so I can review
your changes?
Thanks
Carsten
Angelo Immediata wrote:
Hi all.
I have seen that upload in Cocoon portal does not work.
I have modified the CopletTransformer class in order that it works.
Now for me it works. I attach
Hello,
For those who are interested, I uploaded a few documentation in the wiki
about the E-CRUD Design Pattern.
It is available from the Wiki Cocoon Frontpage in :
* http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/,
or directly in :
* http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/DesignPattern/Overview
There might be some
Jean-Christophe Kermagoret wrote:
There might be some interesting code and documentation (I hope :-)
Great work !
Your discussion is welcome, and, I will say more, awaited with great
enthousiasm :-)
I didn't have too much time to have a closer look at it yet, but :-),
one remark to the
Holger,
so far I wrote the following code. Works pretty fine except that I get an
empty file on the servers harddrive :(
Do you have any Idea what I m doing wrong?
Thanks !
Regards,
Jan
code:
package swl.test.cocoon.serialization;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;import
Can't you just use the SourceWritingTransformer in your pipeline, and
set the serializer that it should use? Should be possible without any
java coding.
Upayavira
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Holger,
so far I wrote the following code. Works pretty fine except that I get
an empty file on the
Thomas,
Thanks for your feedback
I say there is a mix, but there is not. It's a mistake (shame on me).
The only ft tag I use is a submit widget.
I start from the principle that the template must reflect the structure
(so the binding) of the data the user is editing (or searching). So I
Thanks for the great work christophe, it's a really interesting solution.
As many, i done something myself as an exercise that you may use.
I designed a very small webapp with a few basic and probably reusable
features like gui for user/group managment and gui for
catalogues/messages managment,
Jan,
first I think you must override the serializer's setOutputStream()
method to initialize your stream rather than simply replacing output with
your stream. I think this method will be called automatically from within
Cocoon, and if you do it like you did, maybe the output element
will be
Yes that would be nice. The same goes for us.
We have been using it in production for several months!
Jeroen
Oliver Powell wrote:
We use the org.apache.cocoon.transformation.IncludeTransformer class
from the scratchpad block in Cocoon 2.1.6. We've just looked closely
at 2.1.7 and discovered
Jean-Christophe Kermagoret wrote:
some snips /
I start from the principle that the template must reflect the
structure (so the binding) of the data the user is editing (or
searching).
some snips /
This is ok for the basic CRUD stuff I think. The framework I am
working on now is not the
Thanks, but I couldn't figure out how
the SourceWritingTransformer might work.
What about the copy-source action (
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/apidocs/org/apache/cocoon/acting/CopySourceAction.html
) ?
Found that here:
http://www.mail-archive.com/users@cocoon.apache.org/msg24664.html
Jean-Christophe Kermagoret a écrit :
Yes,it's a great idea.
thanks :)
Have you got an overview about your project's technical implementation
(architecture, ...) ? Where may I download it to have a look ?
i'll send you a personal mail with ftp accout
PS: do you work with Franck Touch
Holger,
no its not working. I m still getting an empty file + no outputfile to
the client. :(
I
checked the FOPSerializers sources and founf out that it might be a bit more
difficult:
/** * Create
the FOP driver * Set the
codeOutputStream/code where the XML should be
serialized. */
Hm,
perhaps the better choice is
public void setOutputStream(OutputStream out)
throws IOException
{
this.output = new MyOutputStream(out,
c:/temp/myout.pdf);
super.setOutputStream(this.output);
}
This passes the modified output stream
to the FOPSerializer.
Regards
Hi.
This is the only thing i have modified:
if ( enctype== null || application/x-www-form-urlencoded.equals(enctype) ||
multipart/form-data.equals(enctype)) {
I have added || multipart/form-data.equals(enctype) in the if at line 291 of
CopletTransformer.java
-- Initial Header
Hello again cocoon users,
I am using the authentication framework. It works fine -- but recently I
found some
messages in the logs which made me think. Auth fw stores an XML (user id
or the like)
in an Authentication Context. After having logged in cocoon tells about
Michael Wirz wrote:
Hello again cocoon users,
I am using the authentication framework. It works fine -- but recently I
found some
messages in the logs which made me think. Auth fw stores an XML (user id
or the like)
in an Authentication Context. After having logged in cocoon tells about
Ah, ok thanks.
This has been added to the transformer recently, so if you're using
latest from SVN it already has this additional check. It will be
released with 2.1.8.
Carsten
Angelo Immediata wrote:
Hi.
This is the only thing i have modified:
if ( enctype== null ||
Thanks, Carsten, for pointing this out.
I wanted to use auth fw in a clustered tomcat environment (in future)
and thus I have to look at the session serializability.
Well, it seems I have to dig into CoWarp. Hope to get the points as
fast as it has been with the auth fw.
Since I am now on 2.1.5.1
I ll give it a try!
Do you have an example?
Regards,
Jan
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An: users@cocoon.apache.org
Betreff: Re: AW: AW: AW: Antwort: Saving the Outputstream
Can't you just use the
Hello list,
Some user know how can write with sourcewriting
transformer.
I want write the follow line:
!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD SVG 1.0//EN
http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/REC-SVG-20010904/DTD/svg10.dtd;
the result is an error not permit !DOCTYPE
pagesource:write
Thank you very much for this hint!
This is just a flowscript concern, right?
Until now our design does not use any flowscript
(since we handle these thing sin out own java code
using xsps -- it seems oldfashioned but in that particular
case especially meaningful)
Jorg, did you ever enter into
Hello Again,
It is possible to save the outputstream. But in a different way I thought.
I found:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/SavingFilesToFileSystem
Thanks Holger Upayavira
Regards, Jan
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Michael Wirz wrote:
Thank you very much for this hint!
This is just a flowscript concern, right?
yes.
Jorg, did you ever enter into the Big Clustering Adventure?
It seems that if, you had a hell lot of fun..
well i used pound [1] once to loadbalance a few jetty instances running
cocoon
Maybe I did not understand your problem... but if you want to do
something after map:serialize, then you can do that in a
different pipeline. Like this:
Use a wrapper, to call the pipeline with your primary generator.
map:match pattern={1}.whatever
map:generate src="">
map:act type=foo /
Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Michael Wirz wrote:
Hello again cocoon users,
I am using the authentication framework. It works fine -- but recently I
found some
messages in the logs which made me think. Auth fw stores an XML (user id
or the like)
in an Authentication Context. After having logged in
Michael Wirz wrote:
Is 2.1.8 released yet? cocoon.apach.org lets me download 2.1.7 only.
Is there a working example for CoWarp auth?
I'd really like to dig into it -- to prevent myself from writing my own
easy actions
modifying the session attributes in a very straightforward way (i.e.
setting
Ralph Goers wrote:
Michael Wirz wrote:
Is 2.1.8 released yet? cocoon.apach.org lets me download 2.1.7 only.
Is there a working example for CoWarp auth?
I'd really like to dig into it -- to prevent myself from writing my own
easy actions
modifying the session attributes in a very
Hi,
I've got a project running Cocoon-2.1.6, and I'm having this weird
problem...
There'a pipeline that looks like this:
match pattern=home:source
aggregate element=page
part element=source src=content/home.page/source.xml /
part element=feature
Michael Wirz wrote:
Snapshots look like they are working. I'll downloada a recent one then.
How stable is such a snapshot? (Stupid question, i know).
I just care about productivity -- since I cannot yet contribute
to cocoon core, but just want to use cocoon for developing
applications.
What
Le 16 sept. 05, à 17:41, Ralph Goers a écrit :
...No, 2.1.8 has not been released. You will need to either check out
the latest from the subversion repository or get a snapshot (are they
working yet?)...
Yes, snapshots from our subversion repositories are back, to find them
follow the
I've read the doc about how to create dynamic
selection list data in formscript a la this:
var data = new Object();
data.cityList = new Array(2);
data.cityList[0] = {value:AL, label:Alabama};
data.cityList[1] = {value:AK, label:Alaska};
form.showForm(flow/myform.form, data);
...and I'm
I've read the doc about how to create dynamic
selection list data in formscript a la this:
var data = new Object();
data.cityList = new Array(2);
data.cityList[0] = {value:AL, label:Alabama};
data.cityList[1] = {value:AK, label:Alaska};
form.showForm(flow/myform.form, data);
...and I'm
Thanks, that did the trick.
--- Jason Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've read the doc about how to create dynamic
selection list data in formscript a la this:
var data = new Object();
data.cityList = new Array(2);
data.cityList[0] = {value:AL, label:Alabama};
data.cityList[1]
I'm trying to make some stress testing on my cocoon application
running on Tomcat but i come across the following problem.
I have a Cform with the following behaviour:
-when i introduce a number on a field it fetches some values from the
database and fills other empty form fields.Then my url
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