Sorry...we don't implement Cocoon as an application framework...all I
do is use a sitemap to route PDF requests through the servlet to
generate PDFs on the fly...I'm sure someone else here will be able to
help you though :-)
Good Luck!
Bob
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We run WAS 4 and develop in WSAD 4 and Cocoon runs fine on both (was
even able to get it running on WAS 3.5.4). We were able to get it up
and running simply by installing the WAR file as described on the
Cocoon website (WAS 4 installation is at the very end of the
installation instructions).
Hmmm...your post prompted me to respond...Not sure how much Struts
experience you have, but I believe a couple of your comments don't
exactly ring true...
- "Struts is for amateurs": Many very professional web sites have been
built with struts...including a few that my team and I have put
tog
>Robert Simmons wrote:
>
>I have put in 14 to 16 hours a day for 2 weeks on this thing. Lets
fuckign
>add it up shall we. That would be 210 hours averaging at 15 hours a
day.
>Dividing by 40 hours (the standard workweek) means that i have put in
nearly
>5 weeks of work time compressed into 2 wee
Try it without the equals sign:
SET CLASSPATH %CLASSPATH%;
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I tried this, b
Hi All,
Was wondering if anyone has had any experience deploying the Cocoon
2.0.3 WAR file under WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.0 or
WebSphere Application Server 5.0?
I import the WAR in WSAD 4.0.3 and it works just fine...when I import
it under WSAD 5.0, it appears to import fin
You should listen to your own words...Cocoon is a *TOOL*...and as such
it is not, nor has it ever been, intended as a cure-all for developing
web applications. Perhaps someday it will be, but what it is now, is a
very slick way to take content in XML form from your logic layer and
use a flexib
Vasil,
I've done this...all I had to do was to deploy the cocoon.war file
using the admin console and restart the server...everything worked
fairly seamlessly. However, if you need to install under 3.5.X send me
an email and I'll let you know the specifics of how to do it...it was
NOT straigh
I guess I was unclear in my first posting...currently, I produce an XML
document based on querying the database. I create that file in the
cocoon/mount/html-pdf directory on my application server's filesystem
and then pass it to cocoon with the following sub-sitemap:
http://apache.org/cocoon/
Hi...my application that generates PDFs from XML files works just fine,
but I am getting tons of XML files left on my server.
I would like to be able to send SAX events to the pipeline instead of
using the default "file" generator.
Can anyone point me at a good example of this please?
Thank
Vicki,
I'm kind of new at Cocoon, but I had a similar problem and what I did
was to use Java code to generate an XML file from the dynamic data and
pass that to the default generator in Cocoon. I suppose you could also
generate SAX events and pass them to Cocoon as well if you didn't want
the
Kasper,
I'm kinda new at this too, but I believe you can do that easily with
xslt...just define two components and stylesheets in your
pipeline...one to include the first xml file and one to include the
second one.
There may be a faster/easier way to do this ;-)
Bob Hitchins
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James,
Ran into something similar...this may help: Make sure that the fop JAR
file version inside Cocoon is the same as the one you use when you
serialize. I had fop-0.20.4.jar running from the command line and
fop-0.20.3.jar running inside Cocoon and noticed some anomalies.
Hope this helps!
Jaimes,
I'm sorry, but I have just gotten involved with this technology...I
believe the line that handles wildcards is this one:
This works fine for me using Cocoon on WinXP and WebSphere 4.0. Not
sure how your setup handles wildcards, but I'm sure someone here can
offer more help than I
Jaimes,
Here is a VERY simple sitemap that only takes a request for a PDF file
and process the input XML file against the appropriate XSL file. This
may be a good starting point if you don't need a bunch of other stuff.
Hope it helps!
Bob
SITEMAP.XMAP
http://apache.org/cocoon/sitemap/1
Joern,
I am in the process of developing documentation that describes an
admittedly simple usage of Cocoon within an application. The diagram
is only for the Cocoon portion of the system. There is a Visio diagram
that I think does a good job of describing what takes place. There is
also a
Hi All,
I'm trying to get Cocoon loaded under WebSphere 3.4.5. This has full
support for Servlet 2.2 so according to the Cocoon requirements it
shouldn't be an issue. I have exploded the war and created a web
application in WebSphere and that all seems to be OK. However, when I
browse to t
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