Right, I'm trying to use the Serviceable interface with my action and
to get my component through the lookup() method. Here's my action:
public class CVSUpdateAction extends AbstractAction implements Serviceable {
private CVSComponent cvs;
public Map act(Redirector redirector,
Matt Kendall wrote:
Right, I'm trying to use the Serviceable interface with my action and
to get my component through the lookup() method. Here's my action:
public class CVSUpdateAction extends AbstractAction implements Serviceable {
private CVSComponent cvs;
public Map
I have absolutely no idea what I changed, but it works now. I just
incrementally rewrote the component and it works now.
Thanks for everyone's input!
Matt
On 11/14/05, Upayavira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Matt Kendall wrote:
Right, I'm trying to use the Serviceable interface with my action and
Hi,
I have extended the XML Serializer to make it write named entities. But they come out like
amp;ent;.
Is there a way to disable the 'output escaping'? Or is there another convenient
way of making this work?
Regards,
Geert
See my reply on cocoon-dev
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-devm=113162177804454w=4
And please do not cross-post!
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* Marc Salvetti:
However, if i just delete all geronimo-* from web-inf/lib, the
default cocoon fails to launch, probably because of some other
block.
Please just delete geronimo-spec-javamail-*.jar. We also noticed
this problem, it has been very tricky to find this out. I'm just
Jean-Baptiste Quenot wrote:
* Marc Salvetti:
However, if i just delete all geronimo-* from web-inf/lib, the
default cocoon fails to launch, probably because of some other
block.
Please just delete geronimo-spec-javamail-*.jar. We also noticed
this problem, it has been very
Hello cocooners,
I'm still testing the code about the employee samples... I'm quite
understanding, and this is good... but there is a strange thing that
happen...
I'm using the flow.js file modified to use a database I need, this
database is just a simple mysql table with 3 fields: IDContact,
Merico Raffaele wrote:
Hi Cocooners
Does anybody knows the right syntax to the following JavaScript function
call within a JXTemplate.
jx:set var=ignored
${cocoon.session.getAttribute(stringToSAX)( value, cocoon.consumer,
ignoreRoot )}
/jx:set
2.1.x or trunk?
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Merico Raffaele wrote:
Hi Upayavira
Instead of the solution below with the 'stringToSAX' JavaScript function I
have solved the xmlize problem with the following statement in the
JavaScript.
var xmlizableWspResult = new
org.apache.cocoon.xml.StringXMLizable(xmlString);
The jx template now
Good morning all,
yeah, I'm still working on the employee sample... Now I think that
I'm in a good point of the understanding but I miss something...
In the file flow.js, into the do_edit_employee() function I can read this:
// Fill the form with the Map returned by JDBI.
// No binding
Omar Adobati wrote:
Good morning all,
yeah, I'm still working on the employee sample... Now I think that
I'm in a good point of the understanding but I miss something...
In the file flow.js, into the do_edit_employee() function I can read this:
// Fill the form with the Map returned by
Ciao Leszek
Instead of the solution below with the 'stringToSAX' JavaScript function
I
have solved the xmlize problem with the following statement in the
JavaScript.
var xmlizableWspResult = new
org.apache.cocoon.xml.StringXMLizable(xmlString);
The jx template now just contains a
Yes, because I'm using a DB that has, for example, a table called telephoneNumber.
How's that a problem? fd:field id=telephoneNumber works perfectly!
I might be wrong, but if telephoneNumber is a table, i think it should be mapped to a repeater, not to a field.
snip/ Now, I suppose is clear
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