Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Guy Worthington wrote:
And was hoping that such a beginner's resource existed either in the
documentation or in the Wiki.
Maybe it's not that obvious but you didn't started with the most
simple thing we have. In general you should first start with the User
Guide at
Derek Hohls wrote:
There are a number of introductory tutorials out there... herewith
a dump of a few:
http://webreference.com/xml/column52/
http://www.developer.com/java/ent/article.php/3098661
http://www.idealliance.org/europe/03/call/xmlpapers/02-01-05.14/.02-01-05.html
You're right about the 'X' and 'X_value: something went wrong while I
replaced the actual values to X and Y. I'm sorry for that! If I replace my
output widget with a field widget, the example does work (with the correct
X's of course, again my apologies for not replacing them correctly!) I
OK, thanks Joerg -- I'll keep an eye open for this feature. It would
certainly be nice to have
John
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 02.02.2004 15:35, John L. Webber wrote:
I've Googled about everything possible, but can't seem to find a
definitive answer to this question (though I fear the
Another idea is to implement the interfaces Initializable and Recyclable
and creating in method initialize() the connection and returning it back
to the pool in recycle(). What do you think about that?
But there is one problem: What happens if an exception occures which was
not catched? Like a
Title: Message
Hello,
I'm using a dynamic
selection list (another cocoon pipeline) in my woody form definition. Now I
would also like to add another "static" entry in the selection
list.
The problem I'm
having is that I'm displaying it as a dropdownlistbox but I would also like to
have an
Title: Message
Dames
en heren,
U hebt
per ongeluk een email gestuurd naar een mailinglijst voor Cocoon, de software
waarin de applicatie is geschreven die u gebruikt. Dit geeft overlast op de
lijst, waar men u bovendien niet kan helpen. Wij verzoeken u om contact op te
nemen met het
Title: Message
Solved
it already by changing the xsl of the cocoon pipeline for the data of the
dynamic selection list.
Gunter.
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Gunter D'HondtSent: dinsdag 3 februari 2004 9:10To:
Hi Joerg,
thank you for the hint ;-)
I have already looked at the java code but i am too young in cocoon stuff
to completely understand what's wrong in the original session:getxml.
I wrote the code i send, looking at some mails by Antonio Gallardo of August
2003.
If i have understood
Hi,
Is it possible to do a sort on a particular widget(one or more) of a row of
a repeater?
Greetings,
Jan
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Hi JD,
could you please send the same samples to me (or maybe to the list) ?
I have just depeloped something like this founding some problems not completely
solved ; i'd like to compare my code with yours.
Thanks a lot
Flavio
I know exactly what you mean :-)
I'll send you a sample xsp file
Hello,
On Monday 02 February 2004 13.02, Reinhard Poetz wrote:
Have a look at the scratchpad (CVS or wait for 2.1.4). You'll find some
ZIP-Source samples and one is an Openoffice.org one.
It is a good idea, and works well, but :-)
If my Openoffice document has some images I cannot retrieve
Anna Bikkina wrote:
This must be a basic question. I have a JSP generator and JSP reader in my
sitemap. I understand that if I use the JSPReader it can read non xml jsp
pages. How can I make cocoon use jspreader instead of the generator.Correct
me if my understanding is wrong.
map:match
Zamek wrote:
Hello,
On Monday 02 February 2004 13.02, Reinhard Poetz wrote:
Have a look at the scratchpad (CVS or wait for 2.1.4). You'll find some
ZIP-Source samples and one is an Openoffice.org one.
It is a good idea, and works well, but :-)
If my Openoffice document has some images I
Hi Flavio:
sorry, I tought you was not using xsp. Please check:
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=XspSessionFw
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
Flavio Palumbo dijo:
Hi Joerg,
thank you for the hint ;-)
I have already looked at the java code but i am too young in cocoon
stuff
to
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 31.01.2004 15:44, Vasyl Stashuk wrote:
Hi!
How do i render a link using Woody widgets?
A link is not a form widget and has nothing to do with Woody.
Joerg
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Hi,
I just need a notebook that will be sufficient to make my work in Cocoon
(besides of my primary desktop computer) when I'm outside (spring is
comming :) ).
Will a PIII 500, 128MB notebook be OK for this?
Regards,
mirko
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To
What's the OS?
The RAM seems a little bit just
Le Mardi 03 Février 2004 12:12, mirko a écrit :
Hi,
I just need a notebook that will be sufficient to make my work in Cocoon
(besides of my primary desktop computer) when I'm outside (spring is
comming :) ).
Will a PIII 500, 128MB notebook be OK
Nicolas Toper wrote:
What's the OS?
The RAM seems a little bit just
Sorry, I forgot to write.
I'll run Linux on it.
Regards,
mirko
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Hi Mirko,
That'll probably work, but I'd advise going to at least 256 MB if
possible. I updated my old Celeron 433 notebook running SuSE 8.2 from 64
MB to 256 MB and it made a huge difference.
mirko wrote:
Hi,
I just need a notebook that will be sufficient to make my work in
Cocoon (besides
But if it does not implement Poolable - what does it mean then ?
Nothing bad :)
It just means that everytime your action is used a new instance of your
action class is created.
Now if you make your action implement Poolable (which is just a marker
interface) then cocoon will manage a pool
Well, the JVM takes at least 64 Mo to run normally and 256 Mo means 128 Mo
for the servlet so yes it'll work but definitely not for production :=)
But don't use Tomcat 4 with it:=)
Le Mardi 03 Février 2004 12:16, John L. Webber a écrit :
Hi Mirko,
That'll probably work, but I'd advise going
mirko wrote:
Nicolas Toper wrote:
What's the OS?
The RAM seems a little bit just
Sorry, I forgot to write.
I'll run Linux on it.
It'd probably work, but 256Mb would be much better. I'm running on a
512Mb 700MHz Pentium, which is okay for me, and has been for the last
three years (but a
Vasyl Stashuk wrote:
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 31.01.2004 15:44, Vasyl Stashuk wrote:
Hi!
How do i render a link using Woody widgets?
A link is not a form widget and has nothing to do with Woody.
Joerg
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mirko wrote:
Hi,
I just need a notebook that will be sufficient to make my work in Cocoon
(besides of my primary desktop computer) when I'm outside (spring is
comming :) ).
Will a PIII 500, 128MB notebook be OK for this?
If you don't persist on a PC - here are some Cocoon-Devs
discussing their
mirko dijo:
Hi,
I just need a notebook that will be sufficient to make my work in Cocoon
(besides of my primary desktop computer) when I'm outside (spring is
comming :) ).
Will a PIII 500, 128MB notebook be OK for this?
Hi mirko:
My experience is:
I had a PIV 2.0 GHz. with 256 MB of RAM.
On Tuesday 03 February 2004 10.33, Upayavira wrote:
Zamek wrote:
How can I translate #Pictures/nnn.png to document_name/nnn.png in xsl?
img src=document_name/{substring-after(@xlink:href,'#Pictures/')}/
As you can see I am not an xml expert :-(
Its result is:
img
Zamek wrote:
On Tuesday 03 February 2004 10.33, Upayavira wrote:
Zamek wrote:
How can I translate #Pictures/nnn.png to document_name/nnn.png in xsl?
img src=document_name/{substring-after(@xlink:href,'#Pictures/')}/
As you can see I am not an xml expert :-(
Its result is:
I downloaded the newest version (from December) from CVS,
but I still get the java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: host must not be
null
Is there something else I'm missing here?
Thank you very much for help
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To:
Hello,
On Tuesday 03 February 2004 12.59, Upayavira wrote:
Zamek wrote:
On Tuesday 03 February 2004 10.33, Upayavira wrote:
Zamek wrote:
How can I translate #Pictures/nnn.png to document_name/nnn.png in xsl?
img src=document_name/{substring-after(@xlink:href,'#Pictures/')}/
As you can
Zamek wrote:
Hello,
On Tuesday 03 February 2004 12.59, Upayavira wrote:
Zamek wrote:
On Tuesday 03 February 2004 10.33, Upayavira wrote:
Zamek wrote:
How can I translate #Pictures/nnn.png to document_name/nnn.png in xsl?
img
Hello,
Ye! It works fine! Many thanks to you!
On Tuesday 03 February 2004 13.47, Upayavira wrote:
So you need to pass the name of the document from the sitemap to the
XSLT:
map:match pattern=*.xsw
...
map:transform src=ooo2html.xsl
map:parameter name=doc_name value={1}/
Guy Worthington wrote:
And was hoping that such a beginner's resource existed either in the
documentation or in the Wiki.
Hi Guy.
I don't know if you are aware of it, but there has also just recently been
what seems to me (ie--a beginner) a very good book come out from Wrox on
developing with
and just to make sure all saw it, I send this again with the more specific
subject line:
http://wrox.com/books/0764543555.shtml
Looks pretty good.
Good day, all. Thanks again.
Daniel
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There are now three new levels of MSN
Hello All,
My last (I promice :-) ) question is, are there any method to display
equation from Openoffice.org?
I searched and found ( via google ) an Jeuclide project ( inside cocoon ),
but I cannot find any reference in my cocoon source :-(
Openoffice stored equation in MathML 1.01. formula
Hi Stephan,
Did you finally get your database connection running? I'd be interested to
know how to do this, since I'm running Cocoon on a server over Tomcat, but I
don't have user rights to shutdown/restart Tomcat for new database driver
configuration in the web.xml file and in the cocoon.xconf
Hi,
How could I store a variable that comes from a logicsheet?
I want to put an XML string (unparsed, just the string with the tags) in a
variable. But the XML data comes from a XMLDB Request.
How could I do that?
Here is my try (of course it doesn't compile :=))
String xml = (String)
did you try with CDATA section ?
On 03/02/2004 15:21, Nicolas Toper wrote:
Hi,
How could I store a variable that comes from a logicsheet?
I want to put an XML string (unparsed, just the string with the tags) in a
variable. But the XML data comes from a XMLDB Request.
How could I do that?
Geoff Howard wrote:
Phil Blake wrote:
By the way, it's important that people know the basic reason Cocoon
doesn't give you an HTTP session. Cocoon abstracts the environment
so that it can be run from many different environments, not just
http/servlet. Currently the command line interface is
Hi,
I have 2 related questions which I would like to throw into the arena if I may.
1. I have created a user class in Hibernate which I return into XSP as an object like so:
public Object getUserdetails (int user_id)
{
Integer userID = new Integer(user_id);
Object userDetails;
try {
You need to type cast to access the methods. Try :
((UserDetail)userDetails).getFirstName()
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 15:14, beyaNet Consultancy wrote:
Hi,
I have 2 related questions which I would like to throw into the arena
if I may.
1. I have created a user class in Hibernate
Thanks for the explanation. I understand it better now, but I still have a
problem accessing my jsp page. I am using map:read in map:matches(*.jsp)
instead of generate
When I use read or generate I am getting the below error . The error is not
descriptive. I got the latest code from cocoon and
Title: Problems using map:redirect-to uri=
Hello,
I'm trying to use the redirect tag inside a sitemap but I experience some problems.
I'm using cocoon 2.1.3. , Tomcat 4.0
Part of my sitemap looks as:
The first pipeline calls an action which stores the next-page-to-go in the variable
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 05:50:03PM +, Simon Hutchinson wrote:
I am populating a woody selection-list dynamically but have been unable
to find a way of making a particular item in the list the initial
selected item . Could someone please point a beginner in the right
direction ?
Set the
Doing much the same on an 800Mhz 256Mb Running apache, mysql,
cocoon, mail server etc. on windows XP. A little heavy on swapping -
typically around 400-600 Mb of swap space used. Outside of that it
works perfectly and keep me mobile.
Upayavira wrote:
mirko wrote:
Nicolas Toper wrote:
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 14:24, Vasyl Stashuk wrote:
Upayavira wrote:
Vasyl Stashuk wrote:
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 31.01.2004 15:44, Vasyl Stashuk wrote:
Hi!
How do i render a link using Woody widgets?
A link is not a form widget and has nothing to do with Woody.
Hi
I had a look at the woody binding example, and its very nice!
but how can I access the data, the user enters in the form?
I want to do this, to save the form, to an unique filename,
i.e. there is:
function makeTargetURI(path) {
var sfx = .xml;
var newSfx = -result.xml; --- I want to
Hello
Since I'rather new to cocoon and have absolutely no idea about using flowscript:
It would be really nice, if someone has an example.
btw. Is there any wiki, where I can learn the syntax for flow?
I have no idea, where I can find out something about the ID...
Dominik
-Ursprüngliche
I believe the list frowns upon attachments :-)
It doesn't matter what you use to generate your user xml. As long as it has
the required authentication and ID elements, the auth-fw can use it. The
sample uses xsl transformations, and i use a simple xsp with esql.
This makes a bunch of
Hi,
I want to set the header-variable Expires=0 and try it with
cocoon.response.addHeader(Expires,0);
or cocoon.response.setHeader(Expires,0);
but have no success, what is the trick?
thanks for help
stefan dehnert
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To
Nino,
all is fine now. thanks for your help ;-)
On 3 Feb 2004, at 15:25, Nuno Santos wrote:
You need to type cast to access the methods. Try :
((UserDetail)userDetails).getFirstName()
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 15:14, beyaNet Consultancy wrote:
Hi,
I have 2 related questions which I would like
Geoff Howard wrote:
Phil Blake wrote:
By the way, it's important that people know the basic reason Cocoon
doesn't give you an HTTP session. Cocoon abstracts the environment
so that it can be run from many different environments, not just
http/servlet. Currently the command line interface is
Hi all,
I'm using cocoon 2.1.3 (on tomcat 4.1.29) and the batik block in the
samples seems to be broken. Furthermore I can't serialize a SVG image
as png or jpeg in my own application. Am I missing something?
Cheers!
--mv
-
To
MathML is XML, so just transform it as you like.
Jeuclide has nothing to do with Cocoon, so you won't find it here. I
even did not find it when searching for Jeuclide using google.
Joerg
On 03.02.2004 14:47, Zamek wrote:
Hello All,
My last (I promice :-) ) question is, are there any method
I think he must mean.
http://jeuclid.sourceforge.net/
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From: Joerg Heinicke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 4 February 2004 11:07
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Equation in Openoffice
MathML is XML, so just transform it as you like.
Jeuclide has
On 03.02.2004 16:33, Anna Bikkina wrote:
Thanks for the explanation. I understand it better now, but I still have a
problem accessing my jsp page. I am using map:read in map:matches(*.jsp)
instead of generate
When I use read or generate I am getting the below error . The error is not
You issue is probably related to this:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/installing/index.html#UNIX+with+X+server
and,
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/installing/index.html#Headless+UNIX+and+PJA
Specifically, use this option: -Djava.awt.headless=true
I hope this helps,
Mark
On 3 Feb 2004, at 22:23,
Maybe you are searching for something like form.getWidget('widgetid').value
(written from head)
Just use it after showForm() to access the value, pass them to your
makeTargetURI() function.
Joerg
On 03.02.2004 09:42, Ulrich, Dominik wrote:
Hi
I had a look at the woody binding example, and its
Thanks for the hint. I had a typo in mind, but not a particular one.
I had a look into the downloadable sources and it should be easy to use
it. The build seems to be somewhat old and unflexible, but you can at
least use it to get a jeuclid.jar. Deploy all the JARs you need for
JEuclid into
I didn't expect any changes on the behaviour as there was no fix on this
particular problem. But you seem to refer to a patch which was maybe
missed on the list and not applied into the CVS.
BTW, how does ** or {1} in the map:generate look like?
Joerg
On 03.02.2004 13:01, Anna Afonchenko
I have an issue with my cocoon where I have a url specified in the generate
source (type=file) like:
src=http://localhost/whatever.xml;
For some reason it makes TWO requests to this file every time.
Any ideas?
If I change the generate type to html then it only makes one request, but
the
OK, I am stumped. I'm using the Cocoon (2.1.3) authentication
framework, and I can't figure out why I'm failing authentication.
Here's what's in my pipeline now:
!-- This is the authentication resource --
map:match pattern=authenticate/user
map:act type=request
On Feb 3, 2004, at 8:23 PM, Mark Lundquist wrote:
OK, I am stumped. I'm using the Cocoon (2.1.3) authentication
framework, and I can't figure out why I'm failing authentication.
..snip..
Bah. Never mind! I figured out the problem...
:-)
~ml
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