it back some day (I'm sure I'll be peeking in
occasionally).
Thanks, all, it's been a real pleasure... Best of luck!
Jeff Ramsdale
I was testing the Woody samples this afternoon with a co-worker (form1
sample, I'm not sure if it was the flow or action version) and received an
error that seemed to indicate a double submit problem. That is, I submitted
some information, clicked the Back button (or probably skipped back a few
Hi all,
Up till now I've only casually been following progress on flow and forms
development in Cocoon but recently I've had opportunity to dig deeper (new
job--woo hoo!). So my question here may already have been answered and I
missed it. Please forgive me if that's the case.
I'm curious about
Hi all,
Ran across this page and searched the archive for references. Found one from
a year or so ago from Sylvain, so I thought it might be time to point it out
again. The Wafer Project compares the feature sets of major Java-based web
application frameworks. Companies love this sort of chart
Here's some info you might find useful concerning XML parsing performance:
http://www.sosnoski.com/opensrc/xmlbench/index.html
Note it's a little out of date, but probably still somewhat relevant.
Jeff
-Original Message-
From: news [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Olivier Billard
You might consider naming your attribute visibility rather than modifier
for better clarity.
Jeff
-Original Message-
From: Stephan Michels [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2003 1:32 AM
To: cocoon-dev
Subject: [RT] Using modifiers within Cocoon components
Hi,
-Original Message-
From: Stefano Mazzocchi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip
I was curious about this a few weeks ago so I did an experiment in
automating the build of a Fins (the charting package) block into
Cocoon.
I'll include my build.xml for context. The experiment was
-Original Message-
From: Stefano Mazzocchi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, see that's the question. There's no library being distributed,
just an
Ant script that pulls the library down when building. From the users'
perspective the library might as well be part of the package
See below...
What happens if we find out that a certain block is not supported any
more (technology outdated, we have a better block, any active
developers) *after* we marked it as supported. The first question I had
was how long does supported mean? The former proposed *certified*
+1 from David
(and Jeff Ramsdale, not a committer but thanks)
Keep it up Jeff, your opinion is valued. Anyone can vote,
committer votes are binding.
:-)
Thanks! Nice way of putting it. I voted before it was put to vote, so I
didn't know I'd be in the list... Anyway, I'm still a newbie--my
Chiming in on Stefano's comments...
I think Erik and Orbeon deserve credit for accepting this list's corrections
and updating their page. And don't forget that they have every right to sell
their product and support services. It might be worth occasionally looking
at OXF and saying, Yeah, that's
Hi Jeff!
I have to agree with you.
I fact I just posted similar statements before reading your's - just in
case somebody thinks I'm repeating you ;-)
Well then, rather than being bummed you stole my thunder I'll be honored
that you agreed with me. ;-)
Jeff
Jeff Ramsdale wrote:
snip
I expect the average new Cocoon user is also a Windows user
(though I could be wrong). So why are the snapshots not in .zip format?
FYI: WinZip supports tar.gz files just fine.
That may be (and I suspected as much), but WinZip would be another download
for a user who just wants to try out
I expect the average new Cocoon user is also a Windows user (though I
could be wrong). So why are the snapshots not in .zip format?
Because there are too big for download and waste broandband ;)
Versus downloading from CVS, which was the suggestion from the initial
fictitious conversation
IMHO, it's simply unworkable to have major stuff going on in one module,
over two branches, at the same time.
In CVS, I've always found branches == pain.
I appreciate a move to something like subversion is quite a revolution,
and I'd suggest it's something best kept for the next
If all the cool features that users want to play with are in the HEAD via
Subversion, you might think about easing the path to entry for the new
user...
Ain't this (http://cvs.apache.org/snapshots/cocoon-2.1/) easy enough? :)
Vadim
For a moment I was going to acquiesce, but then I
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