Hi! I've red all the information and mails. Thanks a lot.
I think TRaX will be the best solution. I'm not sure if I am missing
something (e.g. i18n), but for the moment it's my choice.
Now I think I will not use XSP logic because it can be solved with Java.
My applications will be using the
Hello!
I need to know if cocoon can be used to apply transformations to
xml files that comes from a socket or from a soap communication.
Also I need to know if I can serialize the results to a java class
to parse them for example with sax.
So what I mean is that I want to use cocoon to make only
So what I mean is that I want to use cocoon to make only the
transformations. I need to make transformations (using xpath)
and I think that cocoon (and XSL) can help me, but the results will
not go to a web-browser. They have to go to a class.
My program can be a stand alone program
Mauro Daniel Ardolino wrote:
My program can be a stand alone program with Swing or SWT gui interface,
or can be a batch program.
maybe it's better to simply use the TRAX API and do your own SAX
pipelines, or have a look at
http://www.apache.org/~andyc/neko/doc/style/index.html...?
/Steven
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From: Mauro Daniel Ardolino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 09:47
Subject: Cocoon, sockets and not a web browser.
Hello!
I need to know if cocoon can be used to apply transformations to
xml files that comes from a socket or from a soap communication.
Also
Jacob L E Blain Christen wrote:
So what I mean is that I want to use cocoon to make only the
transformations. I need to make transformations (using xpath)
and I think that cocoon (and XSL) can help me, but the results will
not go to a web-browser. They have to go to a class.
My program can be
So what I mean is that I want to use cocoon to make only the
transformations. I need to make transformations (using xpath)
and I think that cocoon (and XSL) can help me, but the results will
not go to a web-browser. They have to go to a class.
My program can be a stand alone program with
Jacob L E Blain Christen wrote:
Why not?
Okay, so the apparent obvious answer to my question is only obvious to me.
Look at Mauro's requirements: standalone program, gui or batch processs,
XLS and XPath. Yes Cocoon does utilize XPath and XSL but these are easily
utilized without
So then why are you considering Cocoon?
Cocoon has actions, aggregations, pseudo-protocols and other declarative goodies.
/O
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Hi again! I've been out for a couple of hours...
So then why are you considering Cocoon?
Well, because may be a crosspoint between my standalone application/s
and some others web applications I have to do. And of course I do
not want to make the transformations programming java classes
got to here in the message, stay in contact.
Bye.
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From: Mauro Daniel Ardolino [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 09:47
Subject: Cocoon, sockets and not a web browser.
Hello!
I need to know if cocoon can be used
I think I may be doing something similar to what you want to do. I am calling cocoon
from an axis provider, and also directly from within an ejb. There are several things
you need to do to accomplish this: The first thing you should look at is the
commandline context under
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