The sitemap belongs to Cocoon 2 and is the main
configuration file to describe pipelines of content generation and XSL
transformations. As far as I know,C2 supports internationalization much
better than C1. Please read the I18N documentation on the C2 web site. Then
you'll probably get a
Hi,
if your code allows to write the result of an XSP including ESQL
statements to disk, then please, please, please send us a snapshot of
the code and a short example, how it can be used.
Thank you very much for you help.
Mario
cib wrote:
Hi,
Thanks to many of you I've got a base for
Insert xsl:param name=textParam/ at the beginning of the stylesheet.
The xsl:value-of can remain as it is.
Mario
Ling Kok Choon wrote:
Hi,
I use Xalan command base to translate a XML file to another xml file with a XSL
file, and i
pass in 1 parameter to the xsl, the command is like:
Hi Antony,
look in web-inf/web.xml and search for param-nameload-class/param-name.
The text entry org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver must exist in the param-value
element. This loads the HSQLDB driver. Then look in cocoon.xconf and search
for datasources. The name jdbc name="personnel" must match
the
Hello Judith,
In the latest developer snapshot, Konstantin introduced a new format for
the dictionary files. They now look as follows:
catalogue xml:lang=en
message key=some keyTranslated Text/message
/catalogue
The declaration of the transformer changed as follows:
map:transformer
Hi Lucian,
AFAIK, redirects are only possible in the sitemap or in actions but not in
XSP. It may help to read the archives. There were some discussions in the
past weeks about redirects. Hint: I am not a C2 expert.
Regards, Mario
Lucian COZMA wrote:
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see the file sitemap.xmap in the C2 distribution; several subsitemaps
are configured there
Mario
Olaf Boede wrote:
Hello cocoon-users,
I've read in several mails that there is a sub-sitemap feature.
Is there a documentation or example for subsitemap configuration ?
Best regards,
Olaf Bode
Hi,
Who knows
how to use the Saxon XSLT processor with Cocoon 2?
Thank you very much for your help.
Mario
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FAQ before posting.
Is somebody out there, who wrote a serializer to write an XSP stream to disk?
Thank you very much for your help.
Mario Muja
Karl ie wrote:
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there are ways to do this, but it involves a bit java hacking as i don'tknow so much about cocoon.1: make your own se
Hi Konstantin,
the stylesheets to convert DocBook to HTML and other formats are hosted at:
www.sourceforge.net/projects/docbook
I used the HTML and HTMLHelp stylesheets with C2 and they work very well.
Regards, Mario
Konstantin Agouros wrote:
Hi,
anybody tried the docbook-dtd with cocoon?
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Subject: Re: DatabaseXActions
Hi Chris,
sorry for interrupting your discussion with Andrew. You wrote:
nullable attribute in the AbstractDatabaseAction
P.S I downloaded C2 in the Apache Cocoon distribution directory, at
http://xml.apache.org/cocoon2/dist/
Mario
Gianugo Rabellino wrote:
On Mon, Sep 03, 2001 at 09:36:31AM +0200, Mario Muja wrote:
- download the docs in an easy to read format as a single file
(e.g. a PDF) for offline
You can write XSLT stylesheets, which transform your XSP results into
HTML. These XSLT stylesheets can add JavaScript code to the resulting
HTML pages. You could have different XSLTs - some for generating HTML
and some for generating the JavaScript code. The XSLTs can even
dynamically
no, never used this;
will this not cause the JVM to throw OutOfMemory exceptions?
Mario
Samuel ARNOD-PRIN wrote:
Mario Muja a écrit :
I am currently using Windows 2000 Professional. I have checked it again.
124 MB used directly after a reboot and a new restart of my
webapp/tomcat/cocoon. I use
Hi Alexandru,
reusing part of an XSP result is something I plan to achieve with the
new logicsheet CAPTURE.XSL. You will find it under
src\org\apache\cocoon\component\language\markup\xsp\java
in the source tree of the 2.0 and 2.1 branch. This logicsheet contains
markup to copy part of an XSP
Hi Beat,
sorry for interrupting your discussion with Arnaud. What type of logic
would you like to put into logic.xsl?
Is it logic used to generate content (then an XSP page or a logicsheet
is probably the best place for it)?
Is it logic used to build the presentation layer (then the XSLT sheet
On my desktop I am frequently using approx. 120 MB, when Cocoon/TomCat
and my WebApp is loaded. Therefore, I think 64 MB is a little bit too less.
Mario
Samuel ARNOD-PRIN wrote:
what do you think of such a configuration ?
for a small web site.
thank you
Hi,
I agree with Chris, that some code examples would be helpful.
From Andrei's description I think, that the problem is not the XSP code
used to generate the HTML form but the fact that the list content does
not arrive at the server when the form data is submitted (though all
other data
their memory usage.
Your counts seem to be a good argument to develop under Linux.
Unfortunately, my customers have M$ as their company standard and do not
allow me to install other OSs.
Mario
Samuel ARNOD-PRIN wrote:
Mario Muja a écrit :
On my desktop I am frequently using approx. 120 MB
Hi,
which version do I get, when I download from the section Dev Snapshot
on the C2 homepage?
2.0 or 2.1?
Kind Regards,
Mario
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FAQ before posting.
depending on the action string submitted as a request parameter. You
further need pipelines in the C2 sitemap.xmap file describing, which
stylesheet is applied to which XSP page result.
Hope this helps.
Mario Muja,
Mamadou Bobo Sylla wrote:
I have a page which contains a form that has been handled
Hi,
to learn something about XSP, I used the documentation available on the C2
homepage. To learn about the syntax of ESQL, I browsed the esql.xsl file
delivered with C2. To learn XSLT, I can recommend
Michael Cay
XSLT Programmers Reference 2nd Edition
Wrox Publishing
ISBN: 1861005067
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is there possible to make an web application
that has a sql backend and uses lots of forms and file uploads
to be done only using XMl and Cocoon ?
Yes. I am building such applications only using C2, my little Java knowledge
and my relatively good
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