Re: what is the easiest way to delopy cocoon application?

On Thursday 07 March 2002 02:20, you wrote: What is the easiest way to delopy cocoon application (including database)? Create a web application archive (WAR) file? If yes, how can I create one for my cocoon application (including database)? Take a look at

Compression in HTML Serializer ?

Folks, I've been ruminating about speeding up my Cocoon app... and came up with the conclusion that un-necessary white spaces in my app use more than the usual 20-30% of an HTML page. Hence, I was wondering how to squeeze HTML of unnecessary spaces (and, maybe, of Javascript comments ?) in the

Re[2]: No valid JdbcConnection for MySQL

Friday, March 8, 2002, 3:33:06 AM, Richard wrote: I also had a problem with MySQL. This is how I solved it: (Tomcat 4.0.1 JDK 1.3.1_02 Cocoon 2.0.2-dev) Download a mm.mysql-bin-xxx.jar.Put mm.mysql-bin-xxx.jar in the lib/optional directory of a CVS HEAD, change the database.properties

Websphere and Cocoon2 and JSP

hello, does anybody know the classname of the jsp-generator class in WAS? the default-class org.apache.cocoon.generation.JspGenerator uses the jasper-compiler. if i use the jasper-jars then it won't work because of the jasper uses J2EE1.3 and WAS is 1.2.x (for inst. HttpServletResponseWrapper)

Re: what is the easiest way to delopy cocoon application?

On Saturday 09 Mar 2002 8:28 am, John Austin wrote: Take a look at http://sourceforge.net/projects/Chello should read chello - Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting.

Relationship between pipelines and match nodes

I'm getting rather confused on what a pipeline actually consists of, and can't find any docu on this. In the sample sitemap, some match nodes are in their own pipeline, other pipelines contain many different matches. One pipeline contains its own error-handling definition, which implies that

[FYI] Success Story - Cocoon-based Web-CMS with Vignette-Integration

We developed in a big project roughly spanning the past 1,5 years a Java-based Web Content Management System using Cocoon 2 with Vignette-Integration. The result of the first development phase (the live website) you can see at http://www.gruene-fraktion.de (german). The System was developed by

Re: [FYI] Success Story - Cocoon-based Web-CMS with Vignette-Integration

Stefan Seifert wrote: We developed in a big project roughly spanning the past 1,5 years a Java-based Web Content Management System using Cocoon 2 with Vignette-Integration. The result of the first development phase (the live website) you can see at http://www.gruene-fraktion.de (german). The

RE: Relationship between pipelines and match nodes

From: Peter Robins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] I'm getting rather confused on what a pipeline actually consists of, Pipeline object consist from: - 1 generator - 0..N transformers - 1 serializer Or: - 1 reader Or: - 1 redirect And, pipeline object is not the same as map:pipeline/

Re: [FYI] Success Story - Cocoon-based Web-CMS with Vignette-Integration

On Saturday 09 March 2002 09:57, you wrote: We developed in a big project roughly spanning the past 1,5 years a Java-based Web Content Management System using Cocoon 2 with Vignette-Integration. The result of the first development phase (the live website) you can see at

DO NOT REPLY [PATCH QUEUE] Summary March 10 2002

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Using Generators outside Cocoon

Is that possible to easily reuse the code for the generators in order to create XML files. For instance, is that possible to use DirectoryGenerator outside cocoon (I mean without passing through the servlet engine) ? - Please