Lionel Crine wrote:
I tried the log transformer but it write the getLogger.debug()
statements in a file ?
Sorry, I was referrring to putting that statement in your generator at
strategic points like:
public void generate() {
getLogger().debug("generate()");
//. etc
}
At 10:23 1
I tried the log transformer but it write the getLogger.debug() statements
in a file ?
At 10:23 18/03/2003 -0800, you wrote:
Lionel Crine wrote:
Hello,
I also have created my own transformer, generator, etc ...
I didn't had time to use "getlogger", so instead of that I use
System.err.println
Lionel Crine wrote:
Hello,
I also have created my own transformer, generator, etc ...
I didn't had time to use "getlogger", so instead of that I use
System.err.println to get my message into the "console".
1) I recommend you take the time to add the 'getLogger().debug()
statements.
2) System
Hello,
I also have created my own transformer, generator, etc ...
I didn't had time to use "getlogger", so instead of that I use
System.err.println to get my message into the "console".
At 16:43 17/03/2003 +, you wrote:
Hi,
I have built my own generator, using the tutorials. I can get it
Hi,
I have built my own generator, using the tutorials. I can get it to work in
a test harness and it produces a well-formed set of SAX events. However once
inside cocoon, I get nothing, just an empty HTML page. I have recreated the
cocoon libraries environment on the command line and it works. A
