Title: Re: Delete
On 04/12/02 0:08, Daniel Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Si ves donde dice to unsubscribe, esa es la direccion a la que mandar mensajes. Alli es donde dejas la lista
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Please check that your question has
From previous messages to the list it appears that it can be up to 64kb
Carlos
On 02/20/02 21:44, Mikhail Fedotov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
That are limits of current sitemap limitation ? I.e. how
huge it can be ?
Mikhail
Stephen:
If you want to make sure that it's Xerces and not a difference between
Xerces and the Xalan parser that comes with cocoon (The two parsers use
different extensions and some of those may conflict with cocoon), ran Saxon
with Xerces as the parser using a command like this:
java
Whoever packed up the war you're using did not include the Manifest file...
Have you tried downloading source and installing it that way? Or downloading
a binary installation?
On 02/02/02 10:39, Ingmar Koecher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
/var/tomcat4/webapps/cocoon/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF (No such
one need it ouside of it?
What IS the manifest file good for?
Thanks,
Ingmar.
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From: Carlos Araya [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, 02. February, 2002 14:09
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: cocoon.war - no automatic extraction
Whoever packed up
For XSL:FO information, you can also check:
http://www.ibiblio.org/xml/books/bible2/chapters/ch18.html
On 01/31/02 7:41, Ferran Urgell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new in the xsl:fo too. But I've found some documentation about this...
http://www.oreilly.com/catolg/javaxml/chapter/ch09.html
Look at the FOP website (http://xml.apache.org/fop/). They talk there about
how to add fonts to FOP and the process that you need to follow... The fact
that the font is in the system doesn't necessarily mean that the font is
available to FOP
Carlos
On 01/28/02 22:57, Satish_Gunda [EMAIL
That sounds like a problem with Cocoon, X and Batik on Linux. If you're
running on Linux there's instructions for configuring a headless server on
the Cocoon installation page.
On 01/20/02 14:50, michel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anybody help me,
I have copied the cocoon.war to the
Try unpacking the jar files and putting the classes on the JDK's extensions
directory. That's how it worked for me
Carlo
On 01/20/02 11:08, Rodrigues Luc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for my poor Engligsh langage.
I re-read cocoon documentation
I test to place pja.jar and
Java has a limit to the length of a single method. You'll have to break the
method into smaller methods or constants.
That is a java problem, not a cocoon one AFAIK
Carlos
On 01/16/02 23:53, ITANI Mohamed (LB Soft)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My code inside my xsp page has got very big ,
Title: Re: urgent(integration of cocoon processor with weblogic)
see: http://xml.apache.org/install/index.html
The instructions to install Cooon on a weblogic server are already there
On 01/16/02 3:50, sirisha santhi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Carlos
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Instead of sending a message to the list, why don't you send a message to
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It'll be much faster to do it that way
CarlosOn 01/16/02 16:22, Á¶È«·¡ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Look at the document.dtd that ships with cocoon. It's very similar to HTML
and it uses many of the same tags. It's in the cocoon distribution under
xdocs I believe.
See if that works and let us know what you decide
Carlos
On 01/12/02 6:01, Bert Van Kets [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was
Gasper:
That could be done through the sitemap by matching. I don't know if you can
do use processing instructions that way in 2.0 or even in 1.8
Carlos
On 01/09/02 4:51, Gasper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
The question is:
Can I have an xml document written as jsp or xsp that has
If xfvb is not an option you can always try the PJA toolkit as described on
the install documents. It works with Tomcat 4.0.
Carlos
On 1/1/02 12:29 PM, Gerrit Kuilder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Todd,
do you mean 'xfvb' instead of 'xfvm' ?
Rgards,
and many thanks,
Gerrit
Todd
In the Tomcat directory, there is startup.bat and a shutdown.bat that you
can use to supply the parameters to tomcat.exe.
As for Cocoon, it's a traight installation
When you get it done, can you please document it and send it back to the
list?
On 12/29/01 12:36 PM, Uwe Stelzer [EMAIL
[I apologize for the crossposting but I think this is important to both
lists]
A while back I made a request for best practices and briefly explained what
best practices were and why I thought they were important. I can understand
that right before Xmas is not the best time to ask for stuff like
replaced the sitemap.xmap with the original one,
but still it server complains : no browser hint found.
Is this a real problem. if I need reinstall that easy... What is going on?
Test yourself.
Regards.
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Don't recompile anything, go to tomcat's configuration file and change the
8080 for 80. Note that by doing this you're preventing any other server from
unning on port 80
Another alternative is to use AJP1.3 and the warp connector delivered with
Tomcat, check the Tomcat documentation. That's a
Sean:
Cocoon 2 went final. Have you tried the final release version?
Carlos
On 12/12/01 2:41 AM, Hope Sean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am running C2rc2 on Tomcat 3.2.3. When I request a non-existent page such
as http://localhost:8080/cocoon/doesnotexists I get an HTTP/1.0 404 Not
Good morning:
I am working on putting together a document about Cocoon's best practices
and am soliciting your help. I'd like to know:
* What has worked for you when using Cocoon?
* Do you have any tip or trick to make Cocoon work better/faster
* What has your experience been with Cocoon and
Chris:
Try deleting the cocoon directory (Not the .war file!) restart tomcat and
wait about 15 to 20 seconds before accessing the directory. That has worked
for me
Carlos
On 12/12/01 8:43 AM, Christian Joelly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello!
On Wed, Dec 12, 2001 at 03:48:43PM +0100,
First thing to check is whether Batik is running. If it is and you get that
error, then it might be Batik. Look at the solution proposed on
http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/installing/index.html and scroll down until you
find headles/linux/batik
It's been known to work with Tomcat 4 but it may very
And it works like a charm for setting it up, it takes only a couple minutes
and it's up and running
Carlos
On 12/10/01 9:04 AM, Jeremy Quinn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Apple have produced some new documentation on setting up TomCat under MacOSX.
It is particularly friendly to those
Alex:
The first suggestion would be to try Cocoon 2.0 final. That may be the
cause.
Another thing to consider is, as you said, upgrade the JDK, but I will
defer to the more technical users as to whether that's absolutely
neccessary
Carlos
On Sunday, December 9, 2001, at 05:36 AM, Alex
Ivan:
Asegurate que ant esta en tu classpath antes de instalar los ejemplos. Parece que el problem es que el programa no puede encontrar Ant asi que te dice que lo instales. Si es posible manda los errores que aparence en pantalla
-- English Translation
Make sure that ant is in your classpath
Title: Re: Examples Cocoon 1.8.2
Do you have the DBs JDBC drivers on your lib directory or your classpath? A search on google gave me this website to start searching:
http://jdbc.postgresql.org/
From: Ivan Manuel Andrade Muoz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 01 Dec
Title: Re: is batik X-server needed
It is only necessary if you will be doing a lot of graphical work with FOP, which uses Batik as the image library. In the installation page (http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/installing/index.html) there are instructions for installing Cocoon with an alternative
To be more precise, and quoting from the installation instructions:
Instead, a hack which some people have found to work is (in the case of
Tomcat 3.2) renaming xml.jar as zxml.jar and parser.jar as zparser.jar. For
other versions try renaming crimson.jar.
Also, as Max suggested, you may want
Title: Re: running Tomcat in background when I log off
You should run the scrip located at:
tomcat home/bin/startup.sh
That has always worked for me to keep Tomcat working when I log off
Carlos
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The best way to do this is to post a bug on Bugzilla
(http://nagoya.apache.org). This will let the developers know that the
problem exists
Carlos
Once upon a time, Ryan Worley was seen writting:
Is there someway that we can alert the developers about these two things, or
will they pick it up
the snippet of the sitemap that
you are using to generate the PDF.
I am trying to do it with the latest Cocoon 1.8.x. If this is not possible
I'll hold off trying as I'm not comfortable with C2 enough to install it on
my server
Carlos
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