Win98 Java crash

2001-12-09 Thread Alex McLintock

Hi folks,

I'm just starting out with Cocoon2 and I have a simple setup working with 
LInux and WinNT,
but not windows 98 (on my laptop).

It is crashing Java - so no stack trace, and no error log.

My setup is Sun's JDK 1.2.2 on both WinNT4 and Win 98, Tomcat 4.something,
Cocoon2, rc2.

Any suggestions for how to proceed? I suppose I *could* install a more 
recent JDK if people suggest that is the way to go. Its just that I'm happy 
with 1.2.2 .





Cheers

Alex


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Examples Cocoon 1.8.2

2001-12-09 Thread Ivan Manuel Andrade Muñoz
Hello to all. When loading the cocoon examples that are in the directory ESQL.Before anything else not and been able to install Postgresql v.7.1.3, when adding him the option: . / configure --with-java for later instarlar the jdbc. It shows me the following error:
Ant es required to build Java Components.

But do I when installing Tomcat already install the jakarta-ant, or is it necessary to install it again? That it is necessary to modify to the package?  From Already Thank you for the help.

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Re: Win98 Java crash

2001-12-09 Thread Carlos Araya

Alex:

The first suggestion would be to try Cocoon 2.0 final. That may be the 
cause.

Another thing to consider is, as you said, upgrade the JDK, but I will 
defer to the more technical users as to whether that's absolutely 
neccessary

Carlos


On Sunday, December 9, 2001, at 05:36  AM, Alex McLintock wrote:

 Hi folks,

 I'm just starting out with Cocoon2 and I have a simple setup working 
 with LInux and WinNT,
 but not windows 98 (on my laptop).

 It is crashing Java - so no stack trace, and no error log.

 My setup is Sun's JDK 1.2.2 on both WinNT4 and Win 98, Tomcat 
 4.something,
 Cocoon2, rc2.

 Any suggestions for how to proceed? I suppose I *could* install a more 
 recent JDK if people suggest that is the way to go. Its just that I'm 
 happy with 1.2.2 .





 Cheers

 Alex


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Re: Examples Cocoon 1.8.2

2001-12-09 Thread Carlos Araya
Ivan:

Asegurate que ant esta en tu classpath antes de instalar los ejemplos. Parece que el problem es que el programa no puede encontrar Ant asi que te dice que lo instales. Si es posible manda los errores que aparence en pantalla

-- English Translation
Make sure that ant is in your classpath before installing the samples. It looks like the install program can't find ant so it's telling you to install it. If it's possible send the errors that are output to your screen

Carlos

On Sunday, December 9, 2001, at 07:16  AM, Ivan Manuel Andrade Muñoz wrote:

Hello to all. When loading the cocoon examples that are in the directory ESQL.Before anything else not and been able to install Postgresql v.7.1.3, when adding him the option: 
. / configure --with-java for later instarlar the jdbc. It shows me the following error:
Ant es required to build Java Components.
 
But do I when installing Tomcat already install the jakarta-ant, or is it necessary to install it again? 
That it is necessary to modify to the package? 
 
From Already Thank you for the help. 
 
 
 
 
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C2 V2.0 : International char in DatabaseXAction

2001-12-09 Thread mailinglist

Hi,

i don't found this in the doc or in the mailing archive :

how to send international char to my db using DatabaseXAction ?
or
how to format them as an xml string (  become lt;) before sending it in the 
db ?


else if there is some think like FP (from cocoon1) it helps.

Thanks.


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C2 V2.0 : International char in DatabaseXAction

2001-12-09 Thread mailinglist

Hi,

i don't found this in the doc or in the mailing archive :

how to send international char to my db using DatabaseXAction ?
or
how to format them as an xml string (  become lt;) before sending it in the 
db ?
(my Database refuse french char)

else if there is some think like FP (from cocoon1) it helps.

Thanks.



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RE: Problem installing under JBoss + Tomcat(NoClassDefFoundError:Generator)

2001-12-09 Thread Yuri Gadow

Sorry for that omission, Solaris (SPARC) 1.3.1_01.


On Fri, 2001-12-07 at 11:41, Karl Øie wrote:
 what jdk are you using?


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Send Parameters to Generator with POST

2001-12-09 Thread Andreas Hartmann



Hi all,

I want to use a servlet (discussion forum) from another Tomcat 
context inside Cocoon 2.
The servlet produces XML data that shall be transformed inside 
Cocoon.
Hereis asnippet from my sitemap that passes parameters to the 
servletat theend ofthe URL:

 map:actions 
default="request"  map:action 
name="request" 
src="org.apache.cocoon.acting.RequestParamAction"/ 
/map:actions
...
 map:match 
pattern="forum/main/postMsg" map:act 
type="request" 
map:parameter name="parameters" 
value="true"/ map:generate 
src="http://cocoon:8080/forum/main/postMsg{requestQuery}"/ 
map:transform 
src="stylesheets/forum/xslt/menupage_postmsg.xsl"/ 
map:serialize/ 
/map:act /map:match 

This far everything is working fine. But the discussion forum 
alsocontains
forms that pass data using thePOST request method.
How can I pass these data to the servlet so that doPost() is called?

Thanks in advance,
Andreas



Coccon2 site not found

2001-12-09 Thread Venkatavaradan



Hi,
XSLT Patterns.com site is not up/found

Regards
varadan


Re: Send Parameters to Generator with POST

2001-12-09 Thread Bernhard Huber

Hi,

If the forum servlet is in the same servlet engine:
I think you may try:
xsp, and use of RequstDispatcher.include(),
Pass in include() the original request, I don't know if the orginal 
request still has the post info, may be you have
to create a new request. If you are using a Servlet 2.3 you may use 
HttpServletRequestWrapper
Try reading the serlvet spec,
see componentents/jsp java source file how to use the include().

If the forum servlet is on a different servlet engine you have to build 
a java.net.HttpURL
see the javadoc about docu of java.net.HttpURL.

bye


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Reading a JSP file

2001-12-09 Thread Matt Ho

Ugh.  I've read through all the documentation I can find, but
I can't figure out how to get my submap to serve up JSP pages
natively (i.e. they don't output XML).

I have the following configuration:

* Redhat 7.2
* Tomcat 4.0.1
* Sun JDK 1.3.1

When I place JSP files in the webapps/cocoon directory, they
work just fine.  When I create a submap 

  map:pipeline
   map:match pattern=intranet/**
map:mount uri-prefix=intranet src=file:/home/intranet/
check-reload=yes/
   /map:match
  /map:pipeline

The submap works and does every other mapping that it should,
but it will not display a plain JSP page.  The error that I
get back is 'The request resource is not available'.  The log
files are not providing me a clue either.

I've tried a workaround without success.  I downloaded the 
top of tree version which I noted had JSPReader.  I then
JSPReader with the cocoon2 binary release and tried configuring
it by hand via:

   map:reader name=jsp
src=org.apache.cocoon.reading.JSPReader/

No joy.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

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Principal
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SVG Resizing

2001-12-09 Thread Gustavo Nalle Fernandes


Hello C2 Users,currently I have the following pipeline in my sitemap:

map:match pattern=*.svg
map:generate src=docs/samples/svg/{1}.svg/
map:serialize type=svg2jpeg/
/map:match



I woud like that when the user request
http://localhost/cocoon/picture.svg?width=200height=300 , cocoon reads the
SVG file,make a XSL transform in order to resize the SVG an finally
serialize to jpg.My SVG files all looks like :




?xml version=1.0 encoding=iso-8859-1?
svg  xmlns:xlink=ns_xlink; xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg;
width=463.4675 height=463.4517 viewBox=0 0 463.4675 463.4517
style=overflow:visible;enable-background:new 0 0 463.4675 463.4517
xml:space=preserve
g id=Layer_1 style=stroke:#00;
g
path style=fill:none;stroke:#100068;stroke-width:54;
d=M404.3962,121.6704

C368.0271,64.7349,304.28,26.9858,231.7156,26.9858c-113.0801,0-204.75,91.6699
-204.75,204.75s91.6699,204.75,204.75,204.75
c113.082,0,204.752-91.6699,204.752-204.75H335.9646/
path style=fill:none;stroke:#100068;stroke-width:45;
d=M338.7771,163.4927

c-22.5439-35.2969-62.0684-58.7021-107.0615-58.7021c-70.1104,0-126.9453,56.83
5-126.9453,126.9453

s56.835,126.9453,126.9453,126.9453c49.335,0,92.0938-28.1426,113.1084-69.25/

/g
g
path style=fill:#100068;stroke:none;
d=M300.7195,195.7358H162.718v-30.002h138.0015V195.7358z/
path style=fill:#100068;stroke:none;
d=M300.7195,297.7368H162.718v-30.001h138.0015V297.7368z/
path style=fill:#100068;stroke:none;
d=M300.6228,195.7534l-118.5073,95.9668l-19.4019-23.9541l118.5117-95.9717
L300.6228,195.7534z/
/g
/g
/svg



The XSL must only change the values width and height in the svg xmlns
declaration,based on the URL request parameters.
Question:
How can I get the request parameter in this scenario ?




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AW: SVG Resizing

2001-12-09 Thread Jörn Heid

There are two possibilities.
1. Use use-request-parameters in the Trax-Transformer (see JavaDoc for it -
I haven't used it yet).
2. Write your own action which puts the parameter to the sitemap params.

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Gesendet: Montag, 10. Dezember 2001 01:18
An: Cocoon-Users
Betreff: SVG Resizing



Hello C2 Users,currently I have the following pipeline in my sitemap:

map:match pattern=*.svg
map:generate src=docs/samples/svg/{1}.svg/
map:serialize type=svg2jpeg/
/map:match



I woud like that when the user request
http://localhost/cocoon/picture.svg?width=200height=300 , cocoon reads the
SVG file,make a XSL transform in order to resize the SVG an finally
serialize to jpg.My SVG files all looks like :




?xml version=1.0 encoding=iso-8859-1?
svg  xmlns:xlink=ns_xlink; xmlns=http://www.w3.org/2000/svg;
width=463.4675 height=463.4517 viewBox=0 0 463.4675 463.4517
style=overflow:visible;enable-background:new 0 0 463.4675 463.4517
xml:space=preserve
g id=Layer_1 style=stroke:#00;
g
path style=fill:none;stroke:#100068;stroke-width:54;
d=M404.3962,121.6704

C368.0271,64.7349,304.28,26.9858,231.7156,26.9858c-113.0801,0-204.75,91.6699
-204.75,204.75s91.6699,204.75,204.75,204.75
c113.082,0,204.752-91.6699,204.752-204.75H335.9646/
path style=fill:none;stroke:#100068;stroke-width:45;
d=M338.7771,163.4927

c-22.5439-35.2969-62.0684-58.7021-107.0615-58.7021c-70.1104,0-126.9453,56.83
5-126.9453,126.9453

s56.835,126.9453,126.9453,126.9453c49.335,0,92.0938-28.1426,113.1084-69.25/

/g
g
path style=fill:#100068;stroke:none;
d=M300.7195,195.7358H162.718v-30.002h138.0015V195.7358z/
path style=fill:#100068;stroke:none;
d=M300.7195,297.7368H162.718v-30.001h138.0015V297.7368z/
path style=fill:#100068;stroke:none;
d=M300.6228,195.7534l-118.5073,95.9668l-19.4019-23.9541l118.5117-95.9717
L300.6228,195.7534z/
/g
/g
/svg



The XSL must only change the values width and height in the svg xmlns
declaration,based on the URL request parameters.
Question:
How can I get the request parameter in this scenario ?




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Re: Send Parameters to Generator with POST

2001-12-09 Thread Andreas Hartmann

Hi Bernhard,

thanks for your help, but I still have some trouble ...

If the forum servlet is in the same servlet engine:
I think you may try:
xsp, and use of RequstDispatcher.include(),
Pass in include() the original request

I tried to use something like:

javax.servlet.RequestDispatcher dispatcher =
  ((org.apache.cocoon.environment.http.HttpRequest) 
request).getRequestDispatcher(forum/main/postMsg);
dispatcher.include(request, response);

But this won't compile, because org.apache.cocoon.environment.http.HttpRequest
is does not implement javax.servlet.ServletRequest.
What can I do instead? Do I have to build my own javax.servlet.ServletRequest object?

BTW - is this the right approach to this problem?
How is the result of the response included in this XSP page?

, I don't know if the orginal
request still has the post info, may be you have
to create a new request. If you are using a Servlet 2.3 you may use
HttpServletRequestWrapper
Try reading the serlvet spec,
see componentents/jsp java source file how to use the include().

Which file do you mean?
I looked in cocoon.components.jsp.JSPEngineImpl, but didn't find anything ...

Bye,
Andreas


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Re: Examples Cocoon 1.8.2

2001-12-09 Thread Sidharth



seta nt home in the enviornment vairables and then 
run the ommnad.Since u r running the commend with java so u need ant for 
compiling essential java classes

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  Subject: Examples Cocoon 1.8.2 
  
  
  Hello to all. When loading the cocoon examples that 
  are in the directory ESQL.Before anything else not and been able to install 
  Postgresql v.7.1.3, when adding him the option: . / configure 
  --with-java for later instarlar the jdbc. It shows me the following 
  error:
  Ant es required to build Java Components.
  
  But do I when installing Tomcat already install the 
  jakarta-ant, or is it necessary to install it again? That it is 
  necessary to modify to the package?  From Already Thank 
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