Hi,
Few months ago there was a short discussion about using JAAS in cocoon.
Does anybody have some thoughts about the subject, eg. how to implement it
in the protected subsitemap sample?
TIA,
Michael
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actions in Cocoon?
The demo is going to be very basic and certainly the user interface needs a
make-over when it is finished,
I hope that's not going to be a problem.
Greetings,
Michael Homeijer
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Hi,
I am planning to create some XML:DB specific actions. One of them is
XMLDBGetRootCollectionAction.
It queries XML:DB for a Collection object based on the collection name and
stores the collection in a request attribute.
The purpose of the action is that the Collection it returned can be used
quest".
If I change the action set and add an action to it of the form , I don't get the exception.
What am I doing wrong?
TIA,
Michael Homeijer
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ProgramGeneratorImpl something like
the following line should be:
codeFormatter.setLogger(this.getLogger())?
TIA,
Michael Homeijer
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Is there any interest to put this into the org.apache.cocoon.caching
package?
Or any other comment on the approach?
TIA,
Michael Homeijer
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Greetings,
Michael
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Cocoon 2 RC2 performance disappointment
> Michael Homeijer wrote:
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> > A
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I am
not sure by which components the soap envelope will be represented or wether a
translator and serializer are needed to create the return
envelope.
Maybe
someone on the cocoon mailing list is interested in continuing this
discussion.
HTH
Michael Homeijer
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e of the many ways of implementing a C2 site, I think there should be
some kind of prediction model that shows how to structure functionality in
C2.
I don't have a clear idea on what this should look like, but maybe someone
can comment on our experienc
just copy those envelopes from xmethods.com and
implement, replace or call a soap service.
Michael Homeijer
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In the beta 1 of C2, in an aggregated page request:get-uri gave as result
the toplevel uri that is visible in the browser.
In the beta 2 request:get-uri results in the uri of the aggregation part.
How do i now get the uri of the page in the xsl for the complete page?
TIA
Michael Homeijer
onto the precompiled
generator class. That way it will be easier to switch between precompiled
pages and normal pages and we don't need a production war generator.
Maybe it will also help to determine were the xsp problem is?
Michael Homeijer
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From: Berin Loritsch
On tss I saw a link to ibm's SevletManager framework
(http://alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/servletmanager). It implements a controller
in the MVC pardadigm based on a state table defined in XML.
Has anybody seen it. Is this a competitor to schecoon?
Any comments?
TIA,
Michael
Hi,
Have a look at the castortransformer. It's currently in the scratchpad and
discussed in the mailing list.
It probably suits your needs.
HTH,
Michael
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> Sent: vrijdag 12 april 2002 11:09
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Hi,
It's in the Wyona publishing system, which is based on Cocoon. A demo is
available at:
http://194.191.122.220/
The problem with Xopus is that it's currently IE only (don't know about the
new xopus 2.0 open source version). Xopus as wel as other approaches were
discussed here. Don't know wha
Hi Matthew,
What kind of readers do you expect? Skills, level etc?
Michael
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> Hi,
>
> togeth
Hi tom,
Could you tell what part of the site is dynamic and what is dynamic? How
complex are the pipelines you use (in terms of aggregations,
transformations).
TIA,
Michael Homeijer
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this moment it
takes too much effort and not using XSP would mean building around 50
generators for the site we built. (Still don't know if XSP is the problem,
because the project is waiting for new resources right now :-( ).
Michael Homeijer
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From: Michael Homeije
d be a lot more work and
the overlap with jetspeed would probably be very big. I cannot see if
jetspeed is "componentized" enough to use these components in Cocoon.
Can anyone comment on this or give me some hints on the approach.
TI
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> Sent: maandag 28 januari 2002 10:11
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> Torsten Curdt wrote:
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> >On Sun, 27 Jan 2002, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
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> >>Hi,
> >>
> >>While playing w
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> > 2) The wrapping the calls of the XSP to handle "return"
> calls in the middle of
> > a SAX stream.
How about writing a transformer that writes the XML output to a file. In the
output to the browser/external process you could give a message that the
processing succeeded.
Have a look at XMLDBTransformer in scratchpad, it writes data to an XML db
as a side effect.
HTH,
Michael Homeijer
something that a
serializer is able to do.
Can somebody give me some hints on how to add this to the XML serializer or
implement it in an ClientSideXSLTSerializer?
Does this make sense or do I have some kind of syndrom ;-)
TIA,
Michael Homeijer
I am planning to implement some sort of XML pipe interface in the serializer
and then inserting the stylesheet processing instruction before
serialization.
Is this a good start?
TIA,
Michael
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> From: Michael Homeijer
> Sent: woensdag 13 februari 2002 1
This would still mean problems with multiple buttons on a form, right?. I
think the proposal also doesn't fix the problem you have when you use
multiple image buttons on a form (where you now need an ugly javascript
hack), that you have to define in the following way:
Maybe some sort of form n
en the Ldap transformer as an alternative but it will still be
difficult en probably causing errors if normal developers have to add
commands to the transformers or write their own.
Is this the way to go or should I wait for/work with the dis
Hi,
Finally after some time performance tuning, checking the performance of
Cocoon 2, a site we build for a customer was tuned on Cocoon 1. We now have
acceptable and stable performance. The site is highly dynamic because
virtually everything is personalized, the data (prices, etc) that is
displa
This could be a reasonable explanation for the scalability problem.
Isn't this a problem with all generators? In Cocoon 1 the following method
generates the output of an XSP page:
public void populateDocument(
HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response,
Do
should be removed.
- Use the HTMLGenerator to check sites that are not built using Cocoon. (the
LinkStatusGenerator uses the cocoon-view=links construction to get all links
from a page).
- Create a sample that is able to check any site.
I'd be happy to donate the code to Cocoon.
M
e Generator? Please add the code and
> sample directly to Bugzilla so that
> it does not get "lost". http://nagoya.apache.org seems to be up today.
>
> Thanks,
> dims
>
> --- Michael Homeijer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >
> > I've bui
Hi,
I'd like to know what other people think of this solution, as I didn't see
it in current RTs about incoming and outgoing data, sources and drains and
writable sources and I too really mis something like this in Cocoon.
When an action to store data from a form fails (through a transformer or
Hi Stephano,
What do you think of the suggestion in the mailing list from Bruno Dumon?
Most transformers that write data or writable sources/drains return a small
amount of data (ie. success/failure, message, generated keyvalue). Would it
be a performance problem to stream the result into a dom t
Have a look at the wyona-cms (www.wyona.org). There's a form editor in the
project which uses an XML file for configuration of the form. There's a
version of an HTML form editor, but they are also planning an XML editing
version of it in the near future (based on Xopus).
As this is allready base
Hi Stefano,
Could you please have another look at the solution described by Bruno Dumon
in the mailing list and comment on it.
I'd really like to know what you think about it.
It seperates the small incoming parts of data from the outgoing flow,
doesn't change any cocoon interfaces, and you will
ed, 6 Mar 2002, Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
> >
> > > Michael Homeijer wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hi Stefano,
> > > >
> > > > Could you please have another look at the solution described by
> Bruno
> > > > Dumon
> > > > in th
Hi Sam,
I think I asked the same question in the discussion about "Pipe-aware
Selectors". Maybe you can add your input and join the discussion?
TIA,
Michael
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> Sent: woensdag 6 maart 2002 16:36
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Hi,
A week ago q42.nl anounced Xopus 2.0 (a great wysiwyg XML editor), it's
going to be open-sourced!
Yesterday Wyona.org anounced on the mailing list the first integration of
Xopus 1.0 into the new Wyona CMS (a Cocoon 2.0 based CMS).
I've seen a first version and it's great. It looks just like
Hi,
It looks great. I think the stuff you mentioned (schematron transformer,
castor, formbeans etc.) and the multiplexer (eg, determine flow of events
trough the pipeline based on the outcome of the schematron transformer)
proposed by Vadim will provide a way to create even more abstract and
reus
s the functionality i
am looking for.
TIA,
Michael
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> Sent: vrijdag 8 maart 2002 1:36
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>
> Michael Homeijer wrote:
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> > I have the
Does anybody know why the castor transformer was actually built as a
transformer while it probably fits more in Cocoon as a generator?
Would the only difference be that the following two lines:
are written as:
Are there any other things to consider when choosing between a transformer
and a
(i.hasNext()) {
marshaller.marshal(i.next());
}
} else {
marshaller.marshal(bean); // THIS line is currently only
implemented.
}
Michael Homeijer.
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To
Hi,
Should it not be as easy as to change the default transformer to XSLTC on a
sample sub sitemap basis? This way not all samples have to work using xsltc
and the ones that work using xsltc can be shipped using it.
HTH
Michael
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> From: Piroumian Konstantin [mailto:[
Hi,
Can anybody give me some pointers on what is currently the best way to start
developing a new Cocoon application based on Cocoon 2.1 from CVS?
I plan to start to develop my application as an application that is easily
mounted in new versions of Cocoon (like the new samples).
Should I be dev
Hi,
I am trying to find out what it takes to write a DigesterTransformer.
It uses the jakarta commons Digester to transform xml to java beans.
Has anybody tried something similar before? It seems the parse method on the
digester cannot be intregrated directly into cocoon. Ideas on the subject
ar
ntly
there's no output.
- Have a configurable command class that is executed when the digester is
finished. Here the java classes can be persisted or validated by business
rules or something.
As it's my first transformer, maybe someone can do a visible check if I am
on the right trac
Hi,
I rewrote the current CastorTransformer to support both marshalling and
unmarshalling of XML/Java. I am looking for someone to take a serious look
at the code before the transformer is donated back to cocoon.
The following has changed:
- Removed deprecated code, used Castor through a Conten
Hi,
I have a problem with the sourcewritingtransformer on jboss / jetty.
The problem is in
org.apache.cocoon.webapps.session.xml.XMLUtil -> getFirstNodeFromPath()
The code that is trying to find the first node calls
"item.getLocalName().equals()". The call to item.getLocalName() returns
nu
following matchers:
etc.
Does this make sense?
Michael.
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Subject: WebDAV sitemap
Has anybody developed a sitemap in which webDAV reque
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On Monday 23 September 2002 10:07, Michael Homeijer wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I found and received info on slide, but I was thinking of a sitemap
that
> has matchers and additional actions, transformers etc. that make
supporting
> webdav from an application muc
ss should run without any modification (file access should be
replaced by calls like ServletContext.getResource, which abstract
filesystem access). This includes applications like Jasper, and any web
application written according to Sun's guidelines"
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Hi,
I have build a prototype webapp that handles the webDAV protocol for my
application. With very little pipelines and files I was able to simulate a
file system that contains files from a folder in my webapp and contains
files that represent rows in a database table (most "files" will be
read-o
Hi,
I have just migrated my application to the latest CVS version (xmlforms
requirements). It seems that the sourceresolver handles request parameters
differently.
I have an xml file with the following element in it:
It is transformed by the cinclude transformer. This was working in the 2.0.3
TIA,
Michael
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Subject: RE: 2.1 : cinclude / sourceresolver and request parameter handling
changed?
Michael,
try
Regards,
Reinhard
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> From: Michael Homeijer [mailto:
Hi,
I am trying to use XmlForms in the following situation:
I have an XML document with data in an XML database.
>From a list of items, I want to show a popup with an XMLform in it.
I will start with the following situation:
Pipeline 1:
- Load the xml data in a dom document (using a transformer
Hi,
A while ago I created these changes for VelocityGenerator to be able to read
values from the sitemap and from the request.
I have seen parts of the discussion about inputmodules (can anybody point me
to an overview?), and I wonder if the generator has to be patched to use
inputmodules. Do inp
Hi,
My guess is that in the future there should be a contract or something for
jsp-blocks/compiled-langauge-blocks or even programming-language blocks and
the jsp-block and jsp-weblogic-block should implement this contract, right?
I think the blocks should be as concrete as possible with the least
DOMTransformer.java
A new version of the WriteDOMSessionTransformer that can write a dom object
in the request or in the session. I think this transformer should be adapted
to use outputmodules.
Michael Homeijer
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Subject: [possible donation] XmlForm popup sample using sourcewriter
> Hi,
>
> I have prepared a sample for Cocoon 2.1 of a xml form popup that reads
from
> and
Hi,
I think your comment is right. It's not the (a)symmetry that's the problem,
it's the "glue" that connects the input to the output thats missing or
implicitly available.
Most of the time when using cocoon I use a solution/workaround of having an
aggregation of an "input" pipeline (for instance
> Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
>> Michael Homeijer wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I think your comment is right. It's not the (a)symmetry that's the
problem,
>> it's the "glue" that connects the input to the output thats missing or
>> impl
>Christian Haul wrote:
>
>Hi all,
>
>I've spend some time now understanding XMLForm and I have looked at
>the popup sample from Michael
>http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=15100
>
Hi Christian, thnx for looking at the sample.
>I couldn't find a post from Josema Alonso regarding XF
Hi,
In org.apache.cocoon.environment.http.HttpEnvironment.redirect() I found the
following code:
-
// redirect
String redirect = this.response.encodeRedirectURL(newURL);
// FIXME (VG): WebSphere 4.0/4.0.1 bug
if
Anyone care to comment on the threads I mentioned?
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=103769226701593&w=2
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=103990910724056&w=2
When using xsp pages or actions in an ear (combined with using value objects
returned from ejb's) this is a
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