If I have a form which contains a repeater, example being the sample
form in the woody blocks, focus goes to the first submit button on the
form.
In the sample XMLBinding form, for instance, if I enter an email address
and then hit enter it will submit the Add Contact button. Adding a
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Subject: Re: Web Service Transformers in Cocoon (Re: [article] XML.com: EAI
using Apache Cocoon 2.1)
Joe Latty wrote:
We are using the Web Service Transformer, discussed in the XML.com
article,
here (where it was originally
We are using the Web Service Transformer, discussed in the XML.com article,
here (where it was originally written) in a production environment. So far
we have had no problems with it.
I can post the latest version of the WSIncludeTransformer if anyone is
interested.
However, having said that, we
I am trying to call a web service from within my
Woody Script.
The SOAP calls uses information in the session
object to maintain state.
The SOAP controller takes (at present) the
(Environment) ObjectModel as one of it's arguments, from this it obtains a
referenceto the session object,
I am trying to call a web service from within my
Woody Script.
The SOAP calls uses information in the session
object to maintain state.
The SOAP controller takes (at present) the
(Environment) ObjectModel as one of it's arguments, from this it obtains a
referenceto the session object,
I have obtained cocoon-2.2 from the cvs repository.
When I attempt to do a build I receive 63 errors. The first is:
[javac]
C:\cocoon-2.2\src\java\org\apache\cocoon\components\language\generator\GeneratorSelector.java:79:
cannot resolve symbol [javac] symbol : class
