Re: request parameter from sax stream/xml file to sitemap

On 13.03.2007 23:35, SETIssl wrote: All working fine till here, the transformer gets the documents norm id from the database and puts it in the sax stream(?) in the place where docnorm/ was before. But now in the next step i need this norm_id value in the sitemap for choosing the next

Re: XHTML Serialization error

On 14.03.2007 07:50, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote: One issue you might have both with JBoss 4.0.3 is either a strange class loader or the fact that you both have spaces in your path (Program Files) I'd be ready to bet a beverage of your choice on the latter...whoever invented the Program

Re: Inactive Cocoon committers and PMC members

Hi Reinhard, first: I care :-) Hm, aside from the administrative work, it might be good to realize how many (or few) people are the hard kernel of committers. This could lead to more honours for the people still working hard for no money. And it could convince more people to join a

Re: XHTML Serialization error

On 3/14/07, Joerg Heinicke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ...What's the status on this? I got the feeling that such spaces are no longer a problem in the Java world (but avoided them though)... Same here, I'm working in multi-platform environments all the time, and unsafe filenames are bound to

Inactive Cocoon committers and PMC members

Cocoon is an open source project that has been existing for about 9! years. Many people helped us to grow and to develop and some of them became committers. According to our rules, every committer can join the Cocoon PMC.[1] On our private@ mailing list we recently had a dicsussion about

Re: Inactive Cocoon committers and PMC members

Hi all. I suppose a list of active committers will prevent people who are no longer active from receiving emails they don't want to receive from those looking for help.. so it may stop dead end investigations? In that way an up-to-date list of committers would be useful... Also perhaps

Re: Inactive Cocoon committers and PMC members

Dev at weitling wrote: Hi Reinhard, first: I care :-) Hm, aside from the administrative work, it might be good to realize how many (or few) people are the hard kernel of committers. This could lead to more honours for the people still working hard for no money. And it could convince more

how to send email in cocoon

Hi everybody I have a problem how can i send email in cocoon however i have seen sendmail example in cocoon sample but it does not work i know i should not mention this but its something urgent -- Thanks Bhavya Sharma

Re: how to send email in cocoon

Hi, I have been able to send email in cocoon with : - actions : map:components map:actions map:action name=sendmail logger=sitemap.action.sendmail src=org.apache.cocoon.acting.Sendmail/ ... /map:actions ... /map:components ... map:match pattern=sendmail.xml

RE: how to send email in cocoon

Hi Bhavya, which sample did you try? There are several ways to send mail from a cocoon pipeline. It can be the SendmailAction or by using the SendmailTransformer. Regards, Jasha Joachimsthal Hippo Oosteinde 11 1017 WT Amsterdam The Netherlands +31 (0)20 5224466 www.hippo.nl _

error calling continuation

Hi We have had a cocoon forms application running for over a year with no problems whatsoever. The application has a number of screens (There is an ft:continuation-id/ element on each form) which once the user has completed the required fields, they click on a fd:submit widget to move to the

Integration of exist in cocoon 2.2

Hello, sorry for cross posting but i didn't get an answer on the exist ml. i'm trying to integrate exist in my cocoon 2.2 webapp and i have a problem with the exist webapp itself, and more specificaly with the xqueries and the XQueryGenerator. I can access the data with the xmldb: pseudo

Re: XHTML Serialization error

Hi, I am in the process of migrating to Jboss AS 4.0.5 to ascertain whether there is an issue with 'loading' in 4.0.3. I will report back with my findings. no change here! Migrating to 4.0.5 did not alter the situation. So I think Bertrand has a very valid point about Program Files being the

RE: how to send email in cocoon

Hi Bhavya, since people are switching to 2.2 now, first I must ask you which version of cocoon are you running? I'm not sure if you read the the archive, but you will need to remove the geronimo jars and replace them with the sun mail jars before you can use the email functionality. See

Re: XHTML Serialization error

Hi, I will bring the whole Jboss application one level (directory) up and see if that helps!! Well well well, that was it!! It initially didn't work with the all in one serialization jar as that doesn't have all the required charset classes. So stick with the two serializer.jar format.

Re: Problem With Stream Generator

Hello, Thanks but i double checked that and my xml and xsl before my post is wellformed I used the request pipeline to check my input and for some reason when running on Jetty it's stripping all the = signs and out of the xml in my form post. I moved the new Cocoon install over to run

Cocoon on Windows 2003 64-bit

Hi, Can I run Tomcat + Cocoon on Windows NT-Server 2003 in its 64-bit edtion? Thanks, Paul Ramsteijn - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Inactive Cocoon committers and PMC members

On 14.03.2007 09:27, Ross McDonald wrote: I suppose a list of active committers will prevent people who are no longer active from receiving emails they don't want to receive from those looking for help.. so it may stop dead end investigations? In that way an up-to-date list of committers

Re: how to send email in cocoon

Bhavya Sharma wrote: I have a problem how can i send email in cocoon however i have seen sendmail example in cocoon sample but it does not work Did you put Sun's jars in place? http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/optional/sendmail-action.html#N10203 Tobia