Hi Chris,
Not standard EXSLT functions, but I have loaded extension functions under 2.1.
I’ve just consulted my archives (2006!)…
Firstly, I used a .xweb patch file patch Cocoon’s servlet configuration, in
order to pre-load my extension classes using Cocoon's load-class init-param;
this was
Lamentable indeed.
Having taken a break from Cocoon 2.1 at work, and returned to 2.2,
after much pain and frustration at recreating what was in cocoon using
'pure' java and spring mvc + freemarker (urgh) + 1000's of lines of
horrible java to do stuff cocoon did for free, I realize how much
Could you just use your working cocoon application as a web-service?
e.g. Use commons http to call it? Nice scalability implications...
Ellis.
On 26 Jun 2009, at 09:38, Steven Dolg steven.d...@indoqa.com wrote:
zzkumar schrieb:
Hi All,
Hi,
I am new to Cocoon. We are planning to use
added rows.
Ellis.
On 7 Jun 2007, at 16:46, Ellis Pritchard wrote:
Hi,
I'm obviously doing something wrong but I can't work out how the
continuation-id is supposed to get updated when using CForms with
Ajax and javascript flow (Cocoon 2.1.10).
My particular problem is with repeaters; I'm
submit id (no
such widget) errors. (Removal happens as a result of the code at
Repeater.java:346-371).
That one has cost me a day and made me look like an idiot.
I can forgive the last part ;)
Ellis.
On 8 Jun 2007, at 10:23, Ellis Pritchard wrote:
Ok, my misunderstanding; the continuation
Hi,
I'm obviously doing something wrong but I can't work out how the
continuation-id is supposed to get updated when using CForms with
Ajax and javascript flow (Cocoon 2.1.10).
My particular problem is with repeaters; I'm adding rows using the
repeater actions, however, the
On 23 May 2007, at 15:34, narendar_g wrote:
Description:org.apache.cocoon.ResourceNotFoundException: No
pipeline matched request: search.php
The most common 'irrational' cause of this exception is not having a
serializer in the pipeline... how many times this has caught me out
So
Hi,
The LinkRewritingTransformer might be your thing, but given that you
are using map:redirect, I suspect that it isn't. You could sub-class
XMLFileModule to dynamically provide the configuration you need via
modeConf (LinkRewritingTransformer provides the configuration this way).
You
the map: prefix has been added,
and where it has not).
Ellis.
Andrew Stevens wrote:
From: Ellis Pritchard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 5 May 2006 08:20:46 +0100
Hi,
The LinkRewritingTransformer might be your thing, but given that you
are using map:redirect, I suspect that it isn't. You could
Hi,
Mike Dickson wrote:
Any ideas on what is up given the following error and logkit.xconf?
Error:
org.apache.avalon.framework.configuration.ConfigurationException: No
log targets configured for the root logger.
at
Mark Lundquist wrote:
I have some processing invoked from flow that's not OK to just abandon
if the user abandons their session. In particular, this processing
logic reserves some resources in the database. In the case of
success, the resources will remain permanently associated with a
Lachlan Paterson wrote:
Ok, I got it:
My class is a generator so it was inheriting from AbstractGenerator
which inherits from AbstractXMLProducer which implements Recyclable,
but I also was implementing CacheableProcessingComponent on my own. I
removed the CacheableProcessingComponent stub
Sandor Spruit wrote:
I just found out there's an Ant 1.5.4 instance on our server.
But I do not have any Ant vars set (ANT_HOME etc.).
The installed 1.5.4 runs, but does not like Cocoon's build.xml.
It does seem to find a different JVM then the one started when
I run java.
Could that be the
Hi,
I can't seem to find any details on how to configure HttpClient
parameters for the WebServiceProxyGenerator from the sitemap,
specifically the connection timeout; looking at the code doesn't yield
any clues...
Is anyone still developing this component? Anyone fancy updating it to
work
The org.apache.cocoon.acting.CopySourceAction may be what you want; it
executes a pipeline and writes the result to a ModifiableSource, e.g. a
file.
map:act type=copy-source src=cocoon://pipeline.xml
map:parameter name=dest value=context://WEB-INF/data/file.xml/
/map:act
You may also want
You could try wrapping the expression in a CDATA section; JXTemplate
interprets expressions inside the CDATA, but then passes the CDATA
itself through.
e.g.
foo![CDATA[#{bean.bar}]]/foo
Should output as:
foo![CDATA[#233;]]/foo
The XSL can then select this out with xsl:value-of select=foo
depub2 wrote:
My sitemap excerpt is below, but it does not appear to be working:
map:transformer name=i18n
src=org.apache.cocoon.transformation.I18nTransformer
catalogues default=other
catalogue id=other name=OtherMessages location=messages/
catalogue id=forms
Hi,
The messages specified by the forms transformer explicitly specify the
i18n catalogue to be one named 'forms'; define this catalogue in your
sitemap and your widgets should pick up the i18n (use a cocoon-view to
have a look at the output of the forms transformer if you want to see
what's
The original URL before redirection to the login URI should be
appended as a parameter called resource to the redirect-to URI, the
AuthAction does this...
i.e. in your flowscript/login action retrieve the parameter named
resource and redirect to this after successful login; note that the
Hi,
Using Cocoon 2.1.6, I don't seem to be getting the exception object
passed through when catching an exception in flowscript; I've reduced it
to the most simple case:
function login() {
try {
throw bang;
} catch (x) {
cocoon.logger.debug(x);
}
}
I get the error message
Ok! Great first post; it was the logger causing the problem; it should
have been:
cocoon.log.debug(x)
!!
Ellis.
Ellis Pritchard wrote:
Hi,
Using Cocoon 2.1.6, I don't seem to be getting the exception object
passed through when catching an exception in flowscript; I've reduced
it to the most
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