global-parameters

[Barbara Post]

Hi, just noticed that the following does not work and it bugs me since I
don't know how the dev is up-to-date...

{/name_of_my_global_parameter} is empty.

Babs

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>From Vadim in last May :
One thing left - to add {/paramname} syntax...
Hint-hint ;)

Vadim




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my opinion on global-parameters

[Barbara Post]

I really wonder why they're so buggy to use... I have to have
../../  }-like path to access them, and they seem not to be as
path-logically accessible as the ordinary parameters, at least I have
troubles with them.

Just my two hot cents :-(

I will have a look at the other solution (definition in web.xml of global
stuff instead of the sitemap) :-/

Babs


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Re: global-parameters

[Barbara Post]

Hi Chris, nope, I have to use the "right path"... and have troubles with
level 6.

So...

Barbara
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> On 05.Sep.2002 -- 06:25 PM, Barbara Post wrote:
> > Hello, evening here...
> >
> > In c2.1, do the global parameters respect the stack created by actions ?
> >
> > So, if I have pipeline 1 and 3 nested actions in it, in the latest one I
> > want to access "foo1" global-parameter, do I use {../../../foo1} ?
> >
> > In pipeline 2, with one action, {../foo1} ?
> >
> > Thanks, where is the right page of documentation on this ?
>
> Barbara, AFAIK you can always use {/foo}
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Re: global-parameters

[Christian Haul]

On 05.Sep.2002 -- 06:25 PM, Barbara Post wrote:
> Hello, evening here...
> 
> In c2.1, do the global parameters respect the stack created by actions ?
> 
> So, if I have pipeline 1 and 3 nested actions in it, in the latest one I
> want to access "foo1" global-parameter, do I use {../../../foo1} ?
> 
> In pipeline 2, with one action, {../foo1} ?
> 
> Thanks, where is the right page of documentation on this ?

Barbara, AFAIK you can always use {/foo}

Chris.
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do global-parameters absolutely work ?

[Barbara Post]

I change a pipeline, go to the url in the browser, and it keeps failing
although the levels' depth is correct. Either the pipeline's execution fails
or it says "no such level". I feel bugged. Thanks for any other feedback
about this.

Some pipeline perfectly work. Maybe I have to restart cocoon ?

Babs


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global-parameters

[Barbara Post]

Hello, evening here...

In c2.1, do the global parameters respect the stack created by actions ?

So, if I have pipeline 1 and 3 nested actions in it, in the latest one I
want to access "foo1" global-parameter, do I use {../../../foo1} ?

In pipeline 2, with one action, {../foo1} ?

Thanks, where is the right page of documentation on this ?

Barbara


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Re: Global parameters

[Konstantin Piroumian]

From: "Geoff Howard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> I believe that there is currently no way to do this, but there happened to
> be a similar proposal recently on the dev mailing list.  You should be
able
> to find the discussion here:
> http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=10224924482&r=1&w=2

Which resulted in implementation of 'global-parameters' for a pipeline.
Thanks to Carsten.

Konstantin

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> Geoff Howard
>
>
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> From: Eduardo Godoy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 12:49 PM
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> Subject: Global parameters
>
>
> Hi Folks,
> I'd like to know how to define a "global" parameter for all my
pipeline
> ...
> for example... the "Soap Host name" ... this parameter has to be used by
XSP
> and Actions.
>
> Right now I have to define the parameter for each  and for each 
> so, maybe this is not the best way to define the global parameters ... any
> idea? or something to read ?
>
>
> Thanks
> Eduardo.
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RE: Global parameters

[Chitharanjan Das]

You can do the following
Encompass the pipeline with an action say



 










sitemap entry for action parametersSet



...




Hope it was helpful .

Regds,
Chiths











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From: Geoff Howard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
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Subject: RE: Global parameters

I believe that there is currently no way to do this, but there happened
to
be a similar proposal recently on the dev mailing list.  You should be
able
to find the discussion here: 
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=10224924482&r=1&w=2

Geoff Howard


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From: Eduardo Godoy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 12:49 PM
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Subject: Global parameters


Hi Folks,
I'd like to know how to define a "global" parameter for all my
pipeline
...
for example... the "Soap Host name" ... this parameter has to be used by
XSP
and Actions.

Right now I have to define the parameter for each http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faqs.html>

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RE: Global parameters

[Geoff Howard]

I believe that there is currently no way to do this, but there happened to
be a similar proposal recently on the dev mailing list.  You should be able
to find the discussion here: 
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=10224924482&r=1&w=2

Geoff Howard


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Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 12:49 PM
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Subject: Global parameters


Hi Folks,
I'd like to know how to define a "global" parameter for all my pipeline
...
for example... the "Soap Host name" ... this parameter has to be used by XSP
and Actions.

Right now I have to define the parameter for each http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faqs.html>

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Global parameters

[Eduardo Godoy]

Hi Folks,
    I'd like to know how to define a 
"global" parameter for all my pipeline ...
for example... the "Soap Host name" ... this 
parameter has to be used by XSP and Actions.
 
Right now I have to define the parameter for each 

and for each 
 
so, maybe this is not the best way to define the 
global parameters ... any idea? or something to read ?
 
 
Thanks
Eduardo.

Re: Where to place global parameters..?

[Bernhard Huber]

Hi,

Cocoon2 offers a sample ParentComponentManager, for accessing JNDI
see documentation developing/parent-component-manger.html.
It explains integrating JNDI accesss.
Perhaps it helps you.

bye bernhard




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Re: Where to place global parameters..?

[Jozsa Kristof]

Yes it will.

Thanks, Jorn.

On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 09:39:37PM +0100, Jozsa Kristof wrote:
> Hmm.. you mean I set my properties once per sitemap run with
> System.setProperty(), and it'll remain there?
> 
> Christopher
> 
> On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 09:35:42PM +0100, Jorn Heid wrote:
> > I don't know about a Cocoon specific solution but there are many
> > possibilities to do this:
> > 
> > System.getProperty()
> > Static class
> > Application attributes (s. Servlet documentation)
> > 
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> > 
> > Hi,
> > 
> > the subject may not be accurate. I'm using Cocoon in an EJB environment, and
> > I have to use some parameters, like JNDI settings from most of my own
> > Transformers, Selectors, Actions, and so. Is there any global space, where I
> > could propagate the JNDI settings _once_, and reach from any kind of Cocoon
> > class easily? (I said once, cause I dont like the solution of providing it
> > as a parameter in the sitemap at each Transformer, Action, etc..)
> > 
> > thanks much,
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Re: Where to place global parameters..?

[Jozsa Kristof]

Hmm.. you mean I set my properties once per sitemap run with
System.setProperty(), and it'll remain there?

Christopher

On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 09:35:42PM +0100, Jorn Heid wrote:
> I don't know about a Cocoon specific solution but there are many
> possibilities to do this:
> 
> System.getProperty()
> Static class
> Application attributes (s. Servlet documentation)
> 
> -Ursprungliche Nachricht-
> Von: Jozsa Kristof [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 31. Januar 2002 21:25
> An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Betreff: Where to place global parameters..?
> 
> 
> Hi,
> 
> the subject may not be accurate. I'm using Cocoon in an EJB environment, and
> I have to use some parameters, like JNDI settings from most of my own
> Transformers, Selectors, Actions, and so. Is there any global space, where I
> could propagate the JNDI settings _once_, and reach from any kind of Cocoon
> class easily? (I said once, cause I dont like the solution of providing it
> as a parameter in the sitemap at each Transformer, Action, etc..)
> 
> thanks much,
> Christopher
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AW: Where to place global parameters..?

[Jorn Heid]

I don't know about a Cocoon specific solution but there are many
possibilities to do this:

System.getProperty()
Static class
Application attributes (s. Servlet documentation)

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Betreff: Where to place global parameters..?


Hi,

the subject may not be accurate. I'm using Cocoon in an EJB environment, and
I have to use some parameters, like JNDI settings from most of my own
Transformers, Selectors, Actions, and so. Is there any global space, where I
could propagate the JNDI settings _once_, and reach from any kind of Cocoon
class easily? (I said once, cause I dont like the solution of providing it
as a parameter in the sitemap at each Transformer, Action, etc..)

thanks much,
Christopher
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Where to place global parameters..?

[Jozsa Kristof]

Hi,

the subject may not be accurate. I'm using Cocoon in an EJB environment, and
I have to use some parameters, like JNDI settings from most of my own
Transformers, Selectors, Actions, and so. Is there any global space, where I
could propagate the JNDI settings _once_, and reach from any kind of Cocoon
class easily? (I said once, cause I dont like the solution of providing it
as a parameter in the sitemap at each Transformer, Action, etc..)

thanks much,
Christopher
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