Hi.
There are a problem building the current CVS version
(13.01.2003) for a JDK1.3.1_06 under Windows 2000.
Apart from the known problem based on the missing
mail.jar, I receive a log trace ...:
..
Yuri,
not sure I've understood what you asked...
Anyway, if you want to insert a line feed during an XSLT transformation stage, you
could do the following in your stylesheet:
firstline#x0a;secondline
Regards,
-
Luca Morandini
i18n:when is implemented in Cocoon 2.1-dev
only.
Take a look at the i18n samples there.
Konstantin
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From:
Hong Gia Dinh
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Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003
06:47
Subject: i18n:when
Can you all tell
Hi Joerg!
Thanx for your reply.
The pure Tidy works properly (output stream encoding is the same as the input stream
encoding).
The problem, from my point of view, is in transformer (or streamer [if xpath is null
value]) input stream encoding (HTMLGenerator),
because Tidy DOM parser returns
Title: i18n again
Again, please take a look at i18n samples (either in 2.0.3 or
2.1 versions) and you'll see that it's possible to specify the message catalogue
name on pipeline level, so you can have different pipelines using different
message catalogues. In i18n samples there are two
On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 09:30:32 +0100
Luca Morandini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yuri,
not sure I've understood what you asked...
Anyway, if you want to insert a line feed during an XSLT transformation stage, you
could do the following in your stylesheet:
firstline#x0a;secondline
Regards,
Hi all!
I using xinclude transformer in my work and have the following questions:
Does cocoon.environment.Source (or org.xml.sax.InputSource) cached the document
(source of result document)?
And how to configure it (expire timeout, proxy location etc.) if it possible?
Can anyone ask me?
Thanx
Hi there,
regarding to many questions to caching and performance I have a
suggestion from real life. We are using XINDICE for or internal projects
with fuss satisfaction after putting squid in front of the XML interface
as an transparent proxy. We have defined a trigger in squid.conf which
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Hi.
There are a problem building the current CVS version
(13.01.2003) for a JDK1.3.1_06 under Windows 2000.
[...]
BUILD FAILED
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
no stack trace available
I have made other changes to the build to lower memory consumption
again. The
Hi folks,
I am looking at producing an SVG tool in Java which may produce SVG, PNG
and various other formats. Since it will be run on remote laptops I would
prefer an java application... Has anyone run Cocoon within a java
application, with or without tomcat? Is it a common config?
I assume
Hi,
isn't that configuration a little bit much for only processing SVG images.
You should check out the Batik project for SVG and java:
http://xml.apache.org/batik
sincirly
Christoph
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From: Alex McLintock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Cocoon users mailing
sorry, i forget to mention the svg-rasteriser. This is possibly what you are
looking for:
http://xml.apache.org/batik/svgrasterizer.html
Christoph
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From: Alex McLintock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Cocoon users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003
Title: RE: building the current CVS
I had a similar problem when attempting this with jdk 1.3.1 on a unix system. The problem is java vm is running out of memory. The solution is to increase the memory allocated to the java vm. This can be done by passing -Xmx to the java vm or -X for the -X
Hi,
I am very new in cocoon and i have got a big problem ...
I have a xml file with svg elements included, and i use fragment extractor
to separate the svg content.
I have to serialize the svg to SVG format and make it read by the Adobe
Viewer
I don't know how to use the serilizer svgxml,
Hi Geoff,
I haven't exactly the same as you but I confirm there is a problem here.
For me your link gives:
requestParameters
parameter name=amp;fee
valuefi/value
/parameter
parameter name=foo
valuebar/value
/parameter
/requestParameters
Regards
Sylvain
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Hi!
I'm extracting some information from another webapplication and render it as part of
my cocoon based portal.
I do this using the html generator to retrieve the xhtml from the 3rd party
webapplication and use xslt stylesheet to extract the information
I need. While this generally works
If you're using BASIC authentication, you may try using the syntax:
http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Also, you should look into the WebServiceProxyGenerator (if you're using 2.1
or
can wait until it's ported to 2.0.4 Search for WebServiceProxyGenerator in
the
archives, or search for emails
Hello,
First off, I'm a fully fledged newbie when it comes to cocoon, so at this
stage I'm looking for pointers rather than absolute answers - although that
would be nice ;-)
I've used Cocoon to translate some xml documents to wml format using the
bog-standard wml converter that the Hello, World
Hello,
In my XMLForm application I want to initialize a bean property each time I load the
application because the initialization value changes all the time (to find the
initialization value I retrieve a value, which is also dynamic, from a database and I
increment it).
If I initialize the
First off, I'm a fully fledged newbie when it comes to cocoon, so at this
stage I'm looking for pointers rather than absolute answers - although that
would be nice ;-)
I've used Cocoon to translate some xml documents to wml format using the
bog-standard wml converter that the Hello, World
Hi,
I'd like to use XMLFORM within XSP much like the older Form Logicsheet can
be. Has anyone already done this? Is this feasible? How would I go about
it? I figure eventually there will be a tighter integration between XSP and
XMLForms.
Cheers,
Eric.
Hi Folks,
I would like to rotate my logs on a weekly basis. Is this possible?
I've read the instructions on rotating logs in logkit.xconf so I can see
rotation is possible on a daily or sub-daily basis.
Thanks for any replies.
Peter.
What I've done is create an action that extends AbstractXMLFormAction and
overrides the getFormModel method. The following piece of code uses object
persistance to get the model from the database.
protected Object getFormModel(){
//If there is an non-zero id request parameter i.e. form?id=11
I believe that's a mistake in the book. You need to use an absolute path to
the resource from the application context root: /WEB-INF/myroles.xconf
See: http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faq/faq-configure-c2.html#faq-1
You can also search the archives for user-roles and you'll find a few
threads on
Hello Geoff,
If I type http://127.0.0.1:8080/cocoon/joerg/test?test=testtest2=test2
in Mozilla URL textbox I get expected
requestParameters
parameter name=test2
valuetest2/value
/parameter
parameter name=test
valuetest/value
/parameter
/requestParameters
If I type
Is it for viewing the output code (HTML or XML or whatever) in the
browser? Then maybe simply switching indent to yes helps.
map:serializer manyAttr=value
encodingUTF-8/encoding
indentyes/indent
/map:serializer
Or a view, which adds a transformer to the output and shows the code
completely
Hello Martin,
we solved it simply by changing the output encoding of the files to
ISO-8859-1. The browsers send their requests in the document encoding.
Maybe this is a simple solution for you too.
Regards,
Joerg
Martin Koeppe wrote:
Hello,
I'm using a recent developer version of cocoon 2.1
Hi,
I'd like to use XMLFORMs within XSP much like the older Form Logicsheet can
be. Has anyone already done this? I like the fact that the form is defined
within an xml file not including presentation. However it would be nice to
be able to Agregate this into and XSP and do XSL
Hello,
with cocoon 2.1 dev cvs version from Jan 9 2003,
Java 1.4.0, Tomcat 4.1.12,
I have the following problem. Local variables seem not to be hold
separately in different continuations, i.e. one continuation modifies the
vars of another.
Execute the sample program and look at the variable i.
Just checking: is it true that request xmlforms don't handle checkboxes if
they are unchecked? If so has anybody found a way around this apart from
changing the scope of the forms to session? Before cocoon I used to send the
checkbox element names as hidden elements and compare them with the
Hello,
with cocoon 2.1 dev cvs version from Jan 9 2003,
Java 1.4.0, Tomcat 4.1.12,
I have the following problem. Local variables seem not to be hold
separately in different continuations, i.e. one continuation modifies the
vars of another.
Execute the sample program and look at the variable i.
Hello Samuel,
sorry, but I don't really get your problem from your mail. But I can
say, that the svgxml serializer is to be used like the normal xml
serializer. It simply adds a DOCTYPE declaration to the output document.
But your problem description is really complicated. Some comments:
I would regard the behavior below to be incorrect - so the million
dollar question is what is the correct behavior:
Can GET parameters be separated by amp; instead of
according to the W3C, etc?
Don't have time to look it up myself - does anyone know for sure?
Geoff
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Geoff Howard wrote:
I would regard the behavior below to be incorrect - so the million
dollar question is what is the correct behavior:
Can GET parameters be separated by amp; instead of
according to the W3C, etc?
I don't think so. is the delimiter, not amp;. What is when amp; is
really
But that's in the HTML code I guess, not in the URL textarea. And there
this behaviour is more or less correct. It tries to read quoteId,
something *must* be wrong here. Now the browser can choose between amp;
or quot;. But what's the user's wanted? IE chooses quot;. Maybe the
guys at MS don't
Title: RE: amp; in url [WAS: file generator error]
I don't know if this will help but here's a link to a w3c appendix dealing with this issue
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/appendix/notes.html#h-B.2.2
It suggests that the *must* be escaped as amp; or #38;
This article
XMLForm handles automatically unchecked check-boxes when the form is session
scope.
Overriding the reset method is the appropriate place to handle them for
request scope.
See this:
http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/howto/xmlform-wizard/howto-xmlform-wizard-4.htm
l
Ivelin
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Hi,
there are two problems with JDK 1.4.x:
First, you have to copy the versions of Xalan and Xerces provided
with Cocoon to the endorsed directory of your JDK as explained
in the installation guide of Cocoon.
Second, you have to turn of xsltc! Change the setting in the main
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