- Original Message -
From: Johannes Schwarz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 8:05 AM
Subject: send absolute path of xml document via param in sitemap
Hi list!
I want something like that in my sitemap
to have access to the absolute path of
Hi Luke
We started to implement a very general AccessControlling-Sitemap
(Authorization and
Authentication)
You can download it from
http://www.wyona.org/download/wyona-cms-2001.12.05-00.11.tar.gz
The package is rather big since Tomcat4.0 and Cocoon2 is included as well.
Unpack it and then
True enough. Concede the point.
But my original stylesheets and logic ran in a standalone application and
didn't need to call a servlet via http. Also you might struggle to access
local beans, files etc using http unless your servlet container is running
in process.
I guess we agree that this
Hi David,
Temporary storage (and passing of vars down the chain) is precisely what I
use the attribs for. Here's a bit of code for sending an id to another
object via the Request object:
req.setAttribute(jbxsp-id,instanceId);
instance.setReq(req);
Regards,
Anthony
points missed again, sorry! :-)
1: javax.xml.transform.Transformer has a setURIResolver(), so this is not
adding stuff to xalan, this is using the javax.xml api.
2: it would NOT tie things down to xalan as ... again this is using the
javax.xml api.
3: as i wrote in my email response to luke's
OK. This stuff is over my head :-( , but at the risk of being (more)
annoying why couldn't you return this with http?
Is the performance that much better? Is it a better architectural design?
best,
-Rob
yes performance is much better, consider that cocoon2 is totally sax driven,
so giving
1. Can you use the new url protocol from all stylesheets, i.e. Transformers
and logicsheets?
no this only apply for the default xslt transformer :-(, you will have to
hack each and every one if you need javax.xml.Source support, but if you
only requires org.xml.sax.InputSource support you should
the XSLTProcessorImpl is Composable so will have access to the
ComponentManager object at compose(), this will allow you to perform a
lookup on all cocoon roles, also the servletsession like (ps: the session
will perhaps not be valid at accesstime, try it out...):
req =
Ah yes sorry - I missed the bottom part of the previous mail in my original
reply.
... As Karl rightly points out this is pure XSLT/JAXP stuff, I don't use
Xalan I use Saxon and it works just the same.
Thinking about this more in terms of cocoon, maybe the best way of utilizing
this sort of
Title: Using Sybase via JDBC with cocoon 2
Hello everybody,
Rather than a problem report, here's a sucess story for a change. (I couldn't find a reference to cocoon + Sybase in the archive so hopefully this will be handy in future) :
Environment: Tomcat 4.0; Cocoon 2; Windows 2000, Sybase
Hello list,
Why would you want to run Cocoon without Tomcat? What can Cocoon do
without a servlet engine?
It is possible because Cocoon2 is made on an abstraction that can make it
interface with different containers.
Currently there are two abstactions (Environment) available: command
Luke,
I'm happy to know that someone is trying to avoid XSP.
I dislike it for being too static, I'd rather prefer doing everything via
XSLT... as I'm currently struggling to do.
By the way, I think you may be interested in knowing that you can pass
request parameters within document() calls.
Hi
The logfile created does not show anything when the ESQL tags are not
processed; it is empty.
Have tried reinstalling all the components; again, everything works
fine on the test machine, and not on the current web server - and we
have tried to get the version and individual file
Hi
The logfile created does not show anything when the ESQL tags are not
processed; it is empty.
Have tried reinstalling all the components; again, everything works
fine on the test machine, and not on the current web server - and we
have tried to get the version and individual file
Lajos
Still no luck!! Please send the copies of all the files you think are
relevant.
Thanks
Derek
[sinking fast into despair }-[
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/11/2001 09:38:49
Sure we're still running 1.8.2; works for my site and probably will
until I ever find the time to upgrade to 2.01.
Hello all,
I am trying to install Cocoon 2 (cocoon-2.0rc2). I am using
Tomcat 3.2.3
JDK 1.3.1_01
I ran the install command and the build was displayed as being successful.
I started tomcat and got the following error:
Exception in thread main java.lang.NoSuchMethodError
at
have you removed jaxp.jar as well?
mvh karl øie
-Original Message-
From: Tanzila Mohammad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 6. desember 2001 14:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Installing Coccon 2
Hello all,
I am trying to install Cocoon 2 (cocoon-2.0rc2). I am using
Tomcat 3.2.3
Diana,
regarding performance issues... I don't know much about it :(
Regarding the sentence Now that Cocoon2 has a SAX-driven pipeline..., I
beg to differ, since the pipeline is NOT SAX-driven.
Yes, the sitemap is static, I mean, you cannot decide midway in a pipeline
to choose a different
Hi,
Have you looked at the way that Cocoon generates it's own documentation from
a commandline invocation?
This may be what you are looking for in terms of generating off-line
content.
Hope this helps
Adrian
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Thanks,
I now unfortunately have this error:
Server.run/init: java.sql.SQLException: File input/output error:
C:\tomcat\webap
ps\cocoon\WEB-INF\db\cocoondb.backup
java.sql.SQLException: File input/output error:
C:\tomcat\webapps\cocoon\WEB-INF
\db\cocoondb.backup
at
Think I've found a couple of problems in the sitemap.xsl file
Line 430
XSLTFactoryLoader:hasSubstitutions(@pattern)
should maybe read:
XSLTFactoryLoader:hasSubstitutions($factory-loader, @pattern)
Line 921
XSLTFactoryLoader:escape($pattern-value)
should maybe read:
the first step would be to tweak the XSLTProcessor interface to also accept
a setURIResolver() from the sitemap. This is the only thing my hack does
(but not from the sitemap, i override it manually). But if you could define
a custom URIResolver(s) from the cocoon.xconf or sitemap.xmap and the
Luca,
Regarding the sentence Now that Cocoon2 has a SAX-driven pipeline..., I
beg to differ, since the pipeline is NOT SAX-driven.
I just based my impression on most recent Cocoon2 announcement (from which I
quote):
Designed for performance and scalability around pipelined SAX processing,
Luke,
yes, there is a picture emerging... though I'm so ignorant about the Cocoon
inside workings that I cannot tell you how far we can go.
Well, my wish for the new year is... a dynamic sitemap.
It would be like a sort of master stylesheet, whose input is the invoked URI
and related parameters
if you don't need the hsqldb database, just comment out all references to it
in the cocoon.xconf and the sitemap.xmap and the web.xml file. cocoon lvies
happily without it. if you however need it, i think the problem is the
write/read permittions for hsqldb as it needs a place to store and work
Diana,
well, the point is that the pipeline drives the sequence of transformation
stages (XML-XSL-HTML, for instance), but it is not driven by it.
For instance, you cannot use a particular SAX event, say, the presence of
element login-failure message=Wrong password/ to redirect the pipeline
to
Hi Gustav,
On Tue, Dec 04, 2001 at 09:10:20AM +0100, Gustav Lidén wrote:
Other than that, we'd probably need to look at some code
changes, I'm
open to suggestions ? :-)
Ok, I'll try a quick suggestion: How about the ability to override the
catalog's name and location at
- Original Message -
From: terracare [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 2:48 PM
Subject: Re: Inserting / Comining XML data
I'm happy to know that someone is trying to avoid XSP.
I dislike it for being too static, I'd rather prefer doing
Thanks.
I solve one error then I get another ...
Now when I go to http://localhost:8080/cocoon/
There is a internal server error displayed:
Error in sitemap configuration: Could not set up Component for hint
add-employee
I didn't alter sitemap.xmap (as there were no references to hsqldb)
Hi,
What I've got:
Mac OS X (10.1)
Tomcat 4.0.1
Cocoon 2.0 (release)
When I startup tomcat and then access the cocoon directory, a Java
application launches in the dock with the name
org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap. If I quit this application from
the dock or it's menu bar, Tomcat
Yup. Some other people wrote the same.
Exactly what I needed (I need to pass something from an action along to a xsp page
further down the pipeline) and it works perfectly.
Thanks!
DR
At 09:43 AM 12/6/01 +, you wrote:
Hi David,
Temporary storage (and passing of vars down the chain)
I don't know much about the cookie stuff, but if your namespace declaration is
xmlns:xsp-response=http://apache.org/xsp/response/2.0;, then your xml should look
like:
xsp-response:add-cookie
/xsp-response:add-cookie
DR
At 10:11 AM 12/6/01 +0100, you wrote:
I'm trying to have Cocoon2 set
At 08:52 AM 12/6/01 -0500, you wrote:
Temporary storage (and passing of vars down the chain) is precisely what I
use the attribs for. Here's a bit of code for sending an id to another
object via the Request object:
req.setAttribute(jbxsp-id,instanceId);
instance.setReq(req);
Up to
Some kinda problem with hsqldb.
shutdown, delete cocoondb.backup, restart, and everything will be fine.
DR
At 02:15 PM 12/6/01 +, you wrote:
Thanks,
I now unfortunately have this error:
Server.run/init: java.sql.SQLException: File input/output error:
C:\tomcat\webap
Storing these in the session makes them persist across calls, whereas
storing them in as request objects makes them 'local' to that particular
request (ie non-persistant).
Regards,
Anthony Aldridge
Lead Application developer
Managed Intranet Hosting
CSC
JPMorganChase
Personal GDP: 325-8338
MIH
Look at the Cocoon's web.xml.
!--
This parameter allows to specify additional directories or jars
which Cocoon should put into it's own classpath.
Note that you must separate them using the platforms path.separator
(: for *nix and ; for Windows systems). Also note
I guess you can never give enough information. (sorry :))
This pipe generates only text (redgreenblue...),
map:match pattern=ods/usage
map:generate type=usage
map:parameter name=dburl
value=http://stargazer/tamino/microwarehouse//
/map:generate
map:transform type=xslt
Mitchell,
I guess it's UsageGen.xsl...
It might be this stylesheet can't match the XML input, hence it, by XSL
default rules, strips input attributes of tags and outputs what's left.
Hope this helps,
-
Luca Morandini
David,
you're right... but there could be a small difference (like a page
element on top of the XML), which could make the same stylesheet behave
differently.
Best regards,
-
Luca Morandini
GIS Consultant
It is exhilarating to follow a prescribed process to the anticipated result.
By adding LogTransformers to both pipes, then diffing the log files, I
discovered the following...
3,7c4,8
[startElement] uri=,local=,raw=ResultSet
[startElement] uri=,local=,raw=Result
[] 1.
-Original Message-
From: Mitchell Christensen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 12:01 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Weird output
Hi,
I have the following logic in my sitemap...
my_custom_generator - xslt_transform - serializer - Just text (no HTML
All,
I am trying to deploy Cocoon to a Solaris system using JRun. We were
getting an error about not having an X11 server which we resolved using the
XVFB in-memory XServer. However, we are now recieving the following
exception which I have not seen before:
jcp-0/TraxTransformer: Problem in
At 10:11 AM 12/6/01 -0800, you wrote:
I suppose that it is left as an excercise for the reader to explain why XSLT
chokes in this fashion on this input.
-Mitch
That makes some sense, actually:
The FileGenerator is probably putting the element name into both local and qname,
while your custom
How can I assing the value from xsp-request:get-parameter
name=contenido/ to my variable.
It not works:
xsp:variable name=MiContenido
xsp-request:get-parameter name=contenido/
/xsp:variable
Can I assign the xsp-request:get-parameter value to an xsp:variable inside
the tags xsp:logic ??? How
Sounds like you have the classical Build problem from version rc2.
This was solved by release rc2a.
I installed the rc2a version 3 different computers without any
configuration or modiification to Cocoon. Every time I used Win2k and
Tomcat 4.
Bert
At 13:55 6/12/2001 +, you wrote:
Hello
Up to now I have used sessions to store objects needed further down the
processing chain. I may be mistaken, but this approach seems to be a lot
more efficient, assuming I don't need the object outside of the chain... Is
this correct?
I'd say no. For me the primary issue is holding onto
At 02:17 PM 12/6/01 -0500, you wrote:
I agree with you. I wasn't specific enough in my prose as to what I meant by
approach (meaning storage in request attribute NOT session). Thanks for
your clarification and sorry for any confusion.
Diana
Whoops! Misunderstood. I had thought you meant
Hello,
I need some help and a point in the right direction, I'm still working to get my
head around this whole XML thing and how cocoon handles requests.
I'm using the latest Tomcat and cocoon2 from xml.apache.org. I dl'd
the bin distrubtion or Tomcat and the source distrubtion or
I'm not aware of any such tag as xsp:variable.
You can however, just use xsp:logic sections. e.g.:
xsp:logic
String contenido = xsp-request:get-parameter name=contenido/;
/xsp:logic
DR
At 07:57 PM 12/6/01 +0100, you wrote:
How can I assing the value from xsp-request:get-parameter
And if you're not using XSP, what then? Is it possible to set cookies
within the sitemap/XSL, using a Java Cocoon action?
Liam Morley
-
Please check that your question has not already been answered in the
FAQ before posting.
Probably easiest to write your own java Cocoon action and write it to the
Request object therein.
-Original Message-
From: Liam Morley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 06 December 2001 23:45
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Cocoon2 Cookie Recipe?
And if you're not using XSP, what
Sorry - I was totally wrong I think - you need the response not the request
- and you don't have it in an action. So as you say - how do you write a
cookie if you're not using XSP !!???
Luke
-Original Message-
From: Luke Studley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 06 December 2001 23:53
Hi all,
I have a question that's related to the Inserting / Comining XML data
thread, but which I believe is slightly different. Here's the situation.
SCENARIO
-
We are using Cocoon 2, and we would like to use an XSP doc as a shell that
aggregates XML data from one or more
Hi all,
Murphy's Law, but I think I've solved our problem a minute after sending
this out. Anyway, for those interested, I found that there's an XMLizable
interface, and if your object returns XMLizable (instead of a String),
xsp:expr calls your XMLizable's toSAX() method instead of outputting
Hi There.
It is exactly this sort of problem that got me started on the other thread.
I differ slightly with your method though in that I tend to prefer pulling
in the data as required at the transformation stage rather than assembling
it all pre-packed at the Server Page stage.
Just saw your
Hi,
I'm trying to store elements of data in my sessions
that has been extracted from a table with ESQL or
created/manipulated with xsp.
We successfully use some actions to write data to
sessions, and the session is successfully maintained
throughout the movement between pages, but what I dont
Looking for pointers on tracking down the following problem:
On trying to access any URL after cocoon/ (whether it be cocoon/blah or
a legitimate, sitemap matched URL), I'm getting the ubiquitous
org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: The sitemap handler's sitemap is
not available. with the
Hi,
I have a serious problem,Which I don't know how to solve.
I have a Xml string in session,In Xsp I pull out the string from session and
how can I modify that Xml string in my same Xsp and call a Xsl to render the
Xml being modified in the Xsp.
Thankz for any help
Jegadish.P
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