Hi,
we have a major problem and do not know if there is a simple solution.
Hope that
somebody has an idea. The scenario is as follows:
we realized a login as well as some other things using jsp and servlets.
The jsp are read by th jsp-reader
map:match pattern=jsps/*
map:read
I want to change the XSL file of a transformer
according a element of the input XML. There is any way to do this?
Thanks
Lautaro
Copy them from the Cocoon2/lib/core jar directory.
-Marc
--- Anna Afonchenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the information, Jacob.
Can you tell me where can I find the updated jars?
Thanks for help
Anna
- Original Message -
From: Jacob L E Blain Christen [EMAIL
We have the need to do the following - and for the life of me I have not yet
found anything that already does this - although I am sure there must be...
1) Define page layouts in an XML markup
example:
page1.xml
page name=firstpage
part name=toppart src=/resources/header/
part
Yes. You are on the right track.
Why don't you print the XML document once it is created to see what it
actually contains.
I suspect this might be a simple mistake due to misuse of the API. It is not
very convenient.
Actually if you plan writing a lot of DOM code, you may want to look at JDOM
or
Ivelin,
So far your responses regarding this subject is to refer one to another
link which I have already read but do not quite understand well and still have
further questions that all you need is clarify it for me. If it was that
simple to understand I would not be asking for more
I tried all samples that didn't require scrachpad stuff.
Following is the result. I've also submitted couple of
patches against the 2.0.3 branch for other problems that
are not included here.
Enviroment:
Win2k SP3 (5.00.2195)
Tomcat 4.1
Cocoon 2.0.3 branch (Nov 30)
JDK 1.3.1_02-b02
Pages with
Kjetil Kjernsmo wrote:
So, I've got this bad feeling that IE is going
to ignore the content-type header ...
But I can't for the life of me understand how it can be
standards-compliant...
Well, IEx does not in general ignore the content-type
header, and it is, more or less, standards
SAXESS - Hussayn Dabbous wrote:
Your stylesheet produces plain text as output. This seems to be
a problem for cocoon transformers. I don't know, if this behaviour
is a feature, or a bug. (Maybe the developers can tell us ;-) ?
It's a feature. Plain text is not a valid XML document,
therefore it
Lautaro Brasseur wrote:
I have the following entry in sitemap.xmap:
map:match pattern=*.
map:generate type=myGenerator/
map:transform src=c:/temp/xsl/{1}_entrada.xsl/
map:serialize/
/map:match
I want to change the src parameter for the transformator, depending on a
element
Hi Cococoners!
I am currently an application that is currently running on a test mode
with a small amount of users (20) in a Intranet environment. With the
following characteristics:
The application is running behind a proxy.
The app use the authentication framework.
The app have a page called
The build docs seems to work fine. I got
BUILD SUCCESSFUL and all the docs seem to
be there.
As to the installation there are no instruction for
installing with Tomcat 4.1 so I just dropped
the cocoon.war into tomcat's webapp directory
(as specified by 4.0.1b1 instructions)
Artur...
-Original Message-
From: Derek Hohls [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I need to include and display a static image
(its a logo) on all the SVG images I produce;
the only syntax I have managed to get to work is:
svg:image xlink:href=http://myserver/path/logo.jpg /
(plus height, width)
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