For XSLT processing i have added Saxon-6.5.2.
Are you saying that Xerces doesn't deal with global XSLT variables properly?
4.) Proceed in baby steps when changing things in your cocoon app
But it really slows up development
8.) I started using the coocon developers handbook
I got Cocoon -
Hy
Mark H wrote:
For XSLT processing i have added Saxon-6.5.2.
Are you saying that Xerces doesn't deal with global XSLT variables properly?
NO. Of course xalan can handle globals and i am using this
feature with xalan too..
I say, that some aspects of xslt can be done with saxon,
which
4.) Proceed in baby steps when changing things in your cocoon app
But it really slows up development
Doing incremental development will ultimately save you many many, days of
lost productivity. The biggest roadblock is having sufficiently powerful
hardware that doing many compiles and
I use the following tomcat definition for a cocoon based webapp
that restarts automatically, when classes or jars change:
Context path=/mywebapp
docBase=/opt/cocoon/develop
reloadable=true
debug=0
Resources
SAXESS - Hussayn Dabbous dijo:
Mark Horgan wrote:
Also, do others find working with Cocoon very frustrating? When you
make a change it takes forever for the web-app to reload and
re-compile the java class, espcially when it takes up so much memory.
Also even when using the logs its very
hy Antonio;
What about adding your contrib directly to
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=SurvivalTips
or related pages ;-) ?
Maybe you could contrib a link to jEdit.org ?
Maybe it is even worthwhile to add a new wikipage for
XML-authoring tools ...
What do you mean ?
regards, hussayn
Its. OK.
Start an XML-authoring tools.
Antonio Gallardo
SAXESS - Hussayn Dabbous dijo:
hy Antonio;
What about adding your contrib directly to
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=SurvivalTips
or related pages ;-) ?
Maybe you could contrib a link to jEdit.org ?
Maybe it is even
