I am using cforms/woody for the presentation layer of an app.
The business logic is all contained within session beans which sends
message keys and parameters through an exception when a method is called
within the tag.
I am using widgets to display the messages.
Is there a way I can leverag
Torsten Curdt wrote:
CLEMENTE,GRAZIA (HP-Italy,ex1) wrote:
We are having a problem porting our application from cocoon 2.0 to
2.1.4.
JDK 1.4.2 HW Sun Solaris
The application worked perfectly on the older release that used JDK
1.3.1.07.
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
The problem is summarized as follows:
Mark Lundquist wrote:
need more info... how does your XHTML markup get "inside another XML
document"? Are you using the XSL document() function, or the Xinclude
or Cinclude transformers, or what? What does your pipeline look like?
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O.K., I think I understand now how to ask the question. I
Joerg Heinicke dijo:
> On 01.04.2004 14:36, Antonio Gallardo wrote:
>
>> If you are sending HTML 4.01 pages, then tomcat must be setted to
>> interact
>> with the user browser using ISO-8859-1 (aka. LATIN-1 in PostgreSQL
>> world),
>> but not UTF-8. I wonder why we need to do this but it works in t
On 11.03.2004 11:11, bremerj wrote:
Dear cocoon users,
I am a newcomer to cocoon and I try to understand the basics.
When trying a very simple example from a tutorial, I get the following
message:
Internal Server Error
Message: UnnamedSelector: ComponentSelector Attempted to retrieve
comp
On 02.04.2004 16:12, Peter Lerche wrote:
Hi Leo,
Humm I am using
/org/apache/cocoon/woody/flow/javascript/v2/Form.js
So the validate="false" should work but it doesn't.
Hello Peter,
your problem is unrelated to Form.js, but related to Field.java and bug
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_b
On 03.04.2004 08:10, . wrote:
Dear all!
does ODMG need to enhance class like JDO does,how to do ?
Not that I know. There is a ODMG sample in the OJB block samples and it
works without the bytecode enhancing.
Joerg
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Gianugo Rabellino wrote:
CLEMENTE,GRAZIA (HP-Italy,ex1) wrote:
We are having a problem porting our application from cocoon 2.0 to 2.1.4.
JDK 1.4.2 HW Sun Solaris
The application worked perfectly on the older release that used JDK
1.3.1.07.
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
The problem is summarized as follows:
On 01.04.2004 14:36, Antonio Gallardo wrote:
If you are sending HTML 4.01 pages, then tomcat must be setted to interact
with the user browser using ISO-8859-1 (aka. LATIN-1 in PostgreSQL world),
but not UTF-8. I wonder why we need to do this but it works in this way:
If tomcat expect the client br
Gianuco, let me explain the reasons for our sitemap
design choices.
Cocoon is used on our FEs front end machines (that are
Sun Solaris) as HTML rendering engine served by Jetty.
All our business logic is instead on a clustered BE
backend machine and served by a Tomcat engine.
The FEs communicat
How can you obtain the virtual host name without the port?
For example, includes the port in
{1}.
Antonio Signore wrote:
Cocoon is used on our FEs front end machines (that are
Sun Solaris) as HTML rendering engine served by Jetty.
All our business logic is instead on a clustered BE
backend machine and served by a Tomcat engine.
The FEs communicate with the BE on HTTP connections
via an XML pro
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