Abuout the Xreporter you can find on
http://xreporter.cocoondev.org/index.html
Hello ! Does xreporter is samilar to Cocoon ? I can't
search any tutorial of it ! Thank you !
What about using the cocoon xreporter?
Hi Jonathon
If you already have a class which generates a JDOM
Hello again,
special characters in the request parameter in my JSP are somehow
encrypted and even using java.net.URLDecoder.decode() doesn't change
that. I tried to set the encoding to ISO-8859-1 but it didn't work at
all. Has anyone had a similar problem yet?
I am grateful for any hint.
Can you send the exact error and the stack trace you got ?
On 19/09/2003 09:32, Mustafa Ali, Halgurt wrote:
Hi,
I had 2 days ago a question about the way to test whether a file exist
or not, I got a lot of answers, the answers are list below, the last
suggestion was to write something
Sorry, I think I misinterpreted your goal in your pipe...
To fit what you want, the red line whould be :
map:generate type=file src=default.xml /
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Olivier Billard
On 19/09/2003 09:32, Mustafa Ali, Halgurt wrote:
Hi,
I had 2 days ago a question about the way to test whether a file exist
or
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003 09:00:44 +0200
Christoph Strehl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello again,
special characters in the request parameter in my JSP are somehow
encrypted and even using java.net.URLDecoder.decode() doesn't change
that. I tried to set the encoding to ISO-8859-1 but it didn't work
at
Hi Halgurt,
Have you tried without the context:// in the url parameter of the action ?
On 19/09/2003 11:13, Mustafa Ali, Halgurt wrote:
Oh, you are right, I changed it, but the pipeline still choose the second part, no matter whether the file exists or not, it ignores the act.../act part, do
You seem to be having a lot of trouble with this. Have you considered
using flow? With the below, if the file exists, the pattern=exists
pipeline will be shown, otherwise the pattern=non-existent pipeline
will be shown.
map:match pattern=page
map:call function=exists
map:parameter
Hello,
I did it as you said, but I got this error message:
(Exists is not a function)
Another question, when I call the Pipeline handling, I don't have just ID as
parameter, even more, how can I pass these parameters to the non-exists pipeline?
Here is my pipelines:
map:flow
Mustafa Ali, Halgurt wrote:
Hello,
I did it as you said, but I got this error message:
(Exists is not a function)
Note that Javascript is case sensitive. Have you got it as Exists or as
exists?
Another question, when I call the Pipeline handling, I don't have just ID as parameter, even
Hello,
I've got it as exists, her ist he content of my exists.js:
function exists() {
var file = new java.io.File(cocoon.parameters[test-uri]);
if (file.exists()) {
cocoon.sendPage(cocoon.parameters[exists-uri];
} else {
cocoon.sendPage(cocoon.parameters[non-exist-uri];
}
}
What error are you getting? Can you show me the code you put into your
sitemap?
Regards, Upayavira
Mustafa Ali, Halgurt wrote:
Hello,
I've got it as exists, her ist he content of my exists.js:
function exists() {
var file = new java.io.File(cocoon.parameters[test-uri]);
if (file.exists()) {
Mustafa Ali, Halgurt wrote:
Hello,
I've got it as exists, her ist he content of my exists.js:
function exists() {
var file = new java.io.File(cocoon.parameters[test-uri]);
if (file.exists()) {
cocoon.sendPage(cocoon.parameters[exists-uri];
} else {
After about 5 hours of building cocoon-distributions, testing and
googling I am quite despaired about using JSP in cocoon. Cocoon runs
fine but if it comes to JSPs not even the built-in examples work.
org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: ServletException in
JSPReader.generate()
is the
You are right, but that was even not the reason, I changed it and am still getting the
same error.
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Geoff Howard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Freitag, 19. September 2003 14:08
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: AW: AW: AW: File existence
Mustafa
Hi,
In my custom transformer (extends AbstractDOMTransformer implements
LogEnabled, Cacheable) I have the following :
public void endDocument() throws SAXException {
super.endDocument(); // required
try {
helper.endDocument(); // this call potentially takes a few
Tim:
here is work toward this, search on the dev list for Virtual Pipeline
Components. I do not believe this has been implemented yet, but would be glad
to be proved wrong.
Sounds like something I would be interested in as well.
In the mean time, you can define a map:resource that contains
Jose Antonio Rosa dos Santos Junior wrote:
Hi
I´m trying to put some java code in my XSL file but it seems to be not working. Every xsp tag i put in it is ignored, and the java code is viewed in the generated HTML page.
I also made a separated logic sheet, but it only works in my XSP file. If i
hmmm.. Maybe. Haven´t thought that way. Can i link two pipelines to do that instead?
I´m sending what i am trying to do:
stemap.xmap:
...
map:pipeline
map:match type=wildcard pattern=*.xsp
map:generate type=serverpages src={1}.xsp/
map:transform type=xslt
Jose Antonio Rosa dos Santos Junior wrote:
hmmm.. Maybe. Haven´t thought that way. Can i link two pipelines to do that instead?
I´m sending what i am trying to do:
stemap.xmap:
...
map:pipeline
map:match type=wildcard pattern=*.xsp
map:generate type=serverpages src={1}.xsp/
--- Andrzej Jan Taramina [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim:
In the mean time, you can define a map:resource that contains your transforms.
Then you can call the resource where you wish to have the compound transform
performed. It gives you the same effect of modularity, just with a different
Hello,
I am sorry for a probably stupid question, but I just wanted to try the
portal framework with the sunspotdemo-portal, but I get an exception
directly after starting it on the left side of the frameset (see
below). Maybe someone knows the solution, before I try to find the
problem by
I had asked:
I have a situation where I need to transform a single input XML document into
multiple (3 or 4 actually) output documents (which will be stored in a
database). It's code generation functiohnality (using Cocoon to generate
Cocoon code itself) which is where the need for the
Tony ( others),
Is this the same problem we talked about last week on wsproxy parameter
encoding?
http://archives.real-time.com/pipermail/cocoon-users/2003-September/038837.h
tml
That thread was left hanging.
Jeff
-Original Message-
From: Christoph Strehl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jeff Ramsdale wrote:
Tony ( others),
Is this the same problem we talked about last week on wsproxy parameter
encoding?
http://archives.real-time.com/pipermail/cocoon-users/2003-September/038837.h
tml
That thread was left hanging.
Hrm.. it seems similar, but I'm not too sure. As far as the
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