I'm trying to import a static XML file into the
results of my SQL call.
Here's my sitemap.xmap block:
and inside render-logic5
Is it possible to alter the pipeline of cocoon
so that we're calling a custom javabean that would
generate the XML for the transform? (or at least call
our own method from our bean?)
More specifically, one of our reports needs column
headers that have the date(s) of fiscal years on them.
This inf
would be using cocoon?
>SUM() is not an XSLT/XPath function. Furthermore you
wrote it as text,
>not as expression, so this can't be the reason for
your problem.
>Joerg
>Paul Tomsic wrote:
> Is there a way to escape the SQL function SUM()
> from within the element in
Is there a way to escape the SQL function SUM()
from within the element in the scheme.xml
file?
I'm trying to do:
SELECT SUM(column) FROM WHATEVER WHERE etc...
but during the transform, I'm getting an error,
obviously, b/c the SUM() is a function from within
XSL.
Thoughts?
thanks
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Hi, we can't seem to make a transformation work when
retrieving the data from a SQL source.
We do get the XML back correctly, but when it's
displayed as PDF, everything is blank.
Perhaps there's something that we're missing w/r/t the
way the namespaces are followed inside cocoon, but
below is our s
I'm wondering if it's possible to invoke cocoon from a
bean that I've created for the purposes of having a
report created in batch mode and stored on the
file-system for retrieval at another time?
For instance, we access our reports by simply pointing
a browser to:
http://whatever/reports/myReport
