Geoff Howard wrote:
>I think components have to be declared in cocoon.xconf
>in order for the container to initialize them, or even
>to find them.
>
If I'm not mistaken, container *can* create and return you a component
which is not declared in cocoon.xconf, but it must be declared with
defaul
I think components have to be declared in cocoon.xconf
in order for the container to initialize them, or even
to find them. There are currently two ways of doing
this: creating an entry in .roles, or declaring it
using generic syntax in cocoon.xconf. Since I think
the first requires rebuilding c
sam
did not copy me on the solution, can you forward me his
answer?
-Original Message-From: Hiloliddin Karimov
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002
7:17 AMTo: Cocoon-UsersSubject: The DataSourceComponent
which returning OtherConnection
Hi
All,
There are 2 files you need to modify to add a component: cocoon.xconf and user.roles.
Checkout cocoon.roles in the org.apache.cocoon source directory to see the format to
use for the user.roles files (goes in WEB-INF directory), as I think it doesn't exist
by default.
Hiloliddin Karimov <[EM
