Rob,
if there is no schema definition in your query than the username
is used, that you used for connecting to the database.
Just create the needed tables with this user, then it should match.
--Michael
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Von: Robert Sösemann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
I've been tryin' to create a devlopment environment
using Tomcat 4.1.18 and Cocoon 2.0.4 without success. So these are the
steps I'm trying:
1) Create a new base directory under the "webapp"
directory of Tomcat
2) Copy cocoon/WEB-INF from the cocoon app to my
new directory
3) create a new
Thanks a lot, Michael.
But my problem is, that I have to use the given schema development,
because our team works in another schema than the online db (production
schema).
Is there a chance to set the schema before querying with esql?
Thanks in advance.
Rob
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Rob,
maybe create alias is your friend ... just create an alias with your
development schema for each table, that will work too
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Hello,
for error handling in my esql xsps I want to use map:handle-errors to show
a user-friendly error page. But the error messge generated
in the error:message tag in my xsp does not affect the map:handle-errors
in the sitemap.
This is what i have:
- end of sitemap with
Dear Michael,
can I not just add another esql:query before that sets the schema.
Something like:
esql:queryset schema development/esql:query
...
esql:queryTHE ACTUAL QUERY/esql:query
Robert
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Sent: Saturday,
Dear Robert,
without knowing anything aboout db2 or db schemas - my guess is that
this error results from Excalibur sending a select 1 as a dummy query
to the database so the connection doesn't time out.
Try setting oradb to true in your cocoon.xconf where you configured the
connection pool.
Hi all,
I am not that familiar with JavaBeans so please excuse me if this is a dumb
question, it's not actually that Cocoon specific, anyways...
XMLForm uses a JavaBean to store the form data, when I reach an end state I
want to create an XML instance. Is there a standard JavaBean or Cocoon way
Am Sam, 2003-01-04 um 20.27 schrieb Lee Pollington:
Hi all,
I am not that familiar with JavaBeans so please excuse me if this is a dumb
question, it's not actually that Cocoon specific, anyways...
XMLForm uses a JavaBean to store the form data, when I reach an end state I
want to create
Hi,
passing non-string objects via the bizData argument of sendPageAndWait()
in the flow-script did not work for me (see
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-usersm=104133080428237w=2)
Now I found out, that the javascript call
sendPageAndWait(user.xml, {users:users});
Makes a string from
No.
First, AugmentTransformer deals only with href attributes,
and second, it augments the attribute to the full path of the request, e.g.
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/... and not to the path of the requested page.
In the end, I just wrote simple xsl that parses the given url and transforms
each
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