Jim
Sorry, no time to look at this in detail; but I am in the process
of moving away from XSP (which is heading for deprecation)
and trying to make more use of the SQLtransformer and the
FilterTransformer.
eg, use the former to create the set of data and then [from the
user guide] use the
For those who are not members of the Java Lobby,
you may be interested to know there is an on-line
presentation [requires Flash] at:
http://www.javalobby.org/eps/bflj/
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Unfortunately they say they cannot accept new users
its also not clear from the site what hosting facilities
they do offer...
Derek
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Derek Hohls wrote:
Is there such a service for non-commercial Cocoon apps?
Thanks
Derek
IIRC
Yes, they are cheap but it seems only JSP - I will
send an email, though, and ask...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/06/22 06:21:28 PM
Derek--
I've been looking at astra hosting (http://www.astrahosting.com). I'm
not sure if they do cocoon specifically, but that might be worth a
look.
The plans use a
Le 22 juin 04, à 16:45, Derek Hohls a écrit :
Is there such a service for non-commercial Cocoon apps?
Depending on what you mean by low-cost, you might want to look at
virtual servers - you can get the functionality of a dedicated server
for a few tenths of euro a month, for example at
Hi,
in weblogging, there is 3 things:
1. blog-editor (online forms, client-software,etc..)
2. blog-servers
a) for editors (making XML-files from online forms, XML RPC-apis...)
b) for clients (showing those XML-files with correct transformation)
3. blog-client (rss-feed readers, web
Bertrand
The blurb on the bytemark-hosting site says Pd 15 - or has
the pound devalued very rapidly vs the euro ?!!
The greatnet site seems much cheaper, but hard to see what
the hosting service are (given the German text)...
Really; I just need some directory space for XML/XSL files
(plus
Hi all,
I'm using cocoon 2.1.3 and I have a question regarding the source:insert
tag of the SourceWritingTransformer.
Is it possible to replace not only one node, but a whole set of nodes with
one source:insert block?
Here is an example to explain, what I mean:
source:insert create=false
Le 23 juin 04, à 10:04, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...The blurb on the bytemark-hosting site says Pd 15 - or has
the pound devalued very rapidly vs the euro ?!!
sorry, it's my english: I meant a few times ten euro a month, not a few
1/10 of euro ;-)
...The greatnet site seems much cheaper, but hard
Bertrand
Yes, I will keep looking - I was just hopeful that someone
in the existing Cocoon community had a server up on which
there was some space (and processor time!) available...
Derek
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/06/23 10:14:26 AM
Le 23 juin 04, à 10:04, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...The blurb on
Derek,
the greatnet hosting service starts at eur 15 for a virtual server.
The cheapest cocoon hosting service I know is at http://www.starline-net.de/
(zis is german to though :) and costs eur 10. A friend of mine hosts
his private page there and it works OK.
If bandwidth and stability are not so
Am Di, den 22.06.2004 schrieb johan coens um 20:00:
Hello,
How do you read parameters you pass to your action in java flow?
Sample call:
map:call function=myCall
map:parameter name=handler value=com.myHandler/
map:parameter name=myParam value=theValue/
/map:call
In com.myHandler
Hi!
we work a lot with cocoon. One of our Team members wrote the first German
Cocoon 2.1 book (Stephan Niedermeier, he is already listed at your site).
We would be very happy if you could add our Links!
Cocoon 2.1.4:
Bayerisches Geologisches Landesamt (http://www.geologie.bayern.de) realised
I'm looking at the calendar sample.
Is it possible to supply a sitemap parameter to the CalendarGenerator
in order for it to generate complete weeks at the start and end of the
month (i.e. fill in the last few days of the last month, and the few
days of the next month), or will this involve
Colin Paul Adams wrote:
I'm looking at the calendar sample.
Is it possible to supply a sitemap parameter to the CalendarGenerator
in order for it to generate complete weeks at the start and end of the
month (i.e. fill in the last few days of the last month, and the few
days of the next month), or
Ugo == Ugo Cei [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ugo Colin Paul Adams wrote:
I'm looking at the calendar sample. Is it possible to supply a
sitemap parameter to the CalendarGenerator in order for it to
generate complete weeks at the start and end of the month
(i.e. fill in the
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
Lenya and cocoblog are both missing possibility to use client-software,
because they both require use of online form, so own editor-clients are
not possible to use.
the lenya blog supports the Atom API.
--
Gregor J. Rothfuss
Wyona Inc. - Open Source Content Management
I cannot use any local (company) machines, that's why I ask
for other solutions.
The starline looks OK; just a pity that they do not offer
Cocoon as part of the basic package (5E) as I do not
really need the bandwith or storage space how good
is their support for English speakers? The wiki
I tried this:
map:match pattern=test(2).wml
map:generate src=test.wml/
map:serialize type=wml/
/map:match
It works. test.wml is displayed. Does that mean that the WAP gateway accepts
characters like '(' and ')' ?
Smith
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Oro smith schrieb:
Colin Paul Adams wrote:
It's not the sample as such, only the output of the CalendarGenerator
that I'm interested in. So I won't be sending you a patch for the stylesheet.
When I've got my application to the point of working, I'll then try
extending it, and then I'll send you the patch if I can
Is it possible for cocoon to generate two different wml codes, one in an opera browser
and another in a wap emulator, for the same sitemap, xsl etc...
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No, this isn't a spam email.
I just digested (er, read) Bruce Tate's brilliant article on
Don't make me eat the elephant again where he looks
at his past, current (and future?) love-hate relationship
with the various EJB versions.
Read it at:
well their support might not be the right word, as the page states
that the company is run by a sole student :) so you might just try and ask
www.mirsky.de is also mentionable, we host our commercial projects
there and despite some unannounced maintainment server shutdowns,
the overall impression
23.6.2004 kello 13:12, Gregor J. Rothfuss kirjoitti:
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
Lenya and cocoblog are both missing possibility to use
client-software, because they both require use of online form, so own
editor-clients are not possible to use.
the lenya blog supports the Atom API.
Oh, that is
Derek Hohls wrote:
No, this isn't a spam email.
I just digested (er, read) Bruce Tate's brilliant article on
Don't make me eat the elephant again where he looks
at his past, current (and future?) love-hate relationship
with the various EJB versions.
Read it at:
On 23 Jun 2004, at 12:36, Johannes Textor wrote:
Well we are about to take delivery of a brand new G5 Xserve, to be
co-lo'd at TeleHouse London. I'd be prepared to offer a deal to a
limited number of list users, dependant of the requirements.
However we have some setting up to do etc... So we
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
23.6.2004 kello 13:12, Gregor J. Rothfuss kirjoitti:
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
Lenya and cocoblog are both missing possibility to use
client-software, because they both require use of online form, so
own editor-clients are not possible to use.
the lenya blog supports the
Derek Hohls wrote:
I haven't had to tackle even a fraction of the technology
that Bruce has had to deal with, but he sums up much
of what I have been feeling in recent times about Cocoon;
especially the whole issue about integrating persistence
frameworks for database access, and all the layers
I have a situation where I want to use vanilla Cocoon with a few extra
classes to render XSL-FO to an untraditional format, which I have
working with the Jetty included.
What I need to do now, is to limit the number of concurrent requests to
avoid FOP to run out of memory, since we may have
Ugo
Yes, he does (fair enough, he's an independant consultant) -
and I think he makes his case *for* wanting to promote
them very well - assuming he has had all the experience
he speaks of...
Derek
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/06/23 02:24:28 PM
Derek Hohls wrote:
I haven't had to tackle
Dale Christ wrote:
Derek--
I've been looking at astra hosting (http://www.astrahosting.com). I'm
not sure if they do cocoon specifically, but that might be worth a
look.
The plans use a shared JVM, so that might be a problem. You can ask
for a private JVM, but I'm sure that will cost you more...
try to change the url pattern so that it doesn't contain parentheses,
e.g.: mail/mail/mail_2_.wml
some gateways don't like certain characters in URLs, e.g. commas.
and as already mentioned check/compare HTTP headers.
I tried mail/mail/mail_2_.wml
Doesnt work!! again the error invalid wml
try the browserselector!
Is it possible for cocoon to generate two different wml codes, one in an opera browser
and another in a wap emulator, for the same sitemap, xsl etc...
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Derek,
I was planning on the soap:call logicsheet to get my data. ALL XSP is
deprecated? What is going to replace this? The SQL Transformer looks like
it needs direct connect to DB. I can't do this i need to use SOAP.
-jm
-Original Message-
From: Derek Hohls [mailto:[EMAIL
Oro smith schrieb:
I tried this:
map:match pattern=test(2).wml
map:generate src=test.wml/
map:serialize type=wml/
/map:match
It works. test.wml is displayed. Does that mean that the WAP gateway accepts
characters like '(' and ')' ?
seems like that. easiest would be if you
Since no-one has been able to tell me anything, I'm trying to blunder
my way through it.
I think I've figured out everything except where to put the saxon8.jar
file.
I assume it must go in one of the sub-directories of the lib directory
- I see Xalan is in lib/endorsed.
but which one - and do I
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
seems like that. easiest would be if you described what you use
(emulator, gateway, etc.) and posted an archive containing the minimum
to reproduce the problem (i.e. a minimum sitemap and accompanying wml
files).
I have the necessary tools installed and could
Hi,
sorry if this is a simple question, but I'm starting
using this...
What I'm trying to do is update a document in the xml
database using XMLDBTransformer. The document that is passed
to the transformer
is:
x:query type=update collection=users/
oid=myresource
[stuff snipped]
Expand capabilities? Yes. Add power features? Sure.
But lets keep it simple and usable!!
My 2c soapbox for the day...
You're right. My feeling is slightly different though.
Context: I'm trying to tame Cocoon to make it useful for
some lab exercises for our students.
I'm
Hi all,
New to this list, so go easy on me... :) I'm looking for something
like a regular expression transformer. Here's the quick situation:
I'm coming from the Lenya mailing list, and I found that one of the
editors, Kupu, somehow erroneously adds a strange character when having
multiple
Hi all,
I use the following sitemap fragment to retrieve xml formatted contents
from a JSP page, transform it and return it to the client as XML:
map:match pattern=**.ext
map:generate type=jsp src={1}.jsp/
map:transform src=stylesheets/page2ext.xslt
Rui Alberto L. Gonalves wrote:
Hi,
sorry if this is a simple question, but I'm starting
using this...
What I'm trying to do is update a document in the xml
database using XMLDBTransformer. The document that is passed
to the transformer
is:
x:query type=update collection=users/
My sitemap looks like:
Transformers section:
map:transformer logger=sitemap.transformer.xmldb name=xmldb
src=org.apache.cocoon.transformation.XMLDBTransformer
basexmldb:xindice-embed:///db/base
/map:transformer
The pipelines section:
map:match pattern=blockuser
map:generate
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
23.6.2004 kello 13:12, Gregor J. Rothfuss kirjoitti:
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
Lenya and cocoblog are both missing possibility to use
client-software, because they both require use of online form, so own
editor-clients are not possible to use.
the lenya blog supports the
I'm looking for some suggestions on how I can secure a set of XSP
files. I'm working on a web based configuration GUI for my WebGate
application. As of right now, when you initially go to the interface
it checks a config.xml file for a certain XML tag - in this case
configured/.. if this is set
I haven't been able to find any info on the
BookmarkAction that is included in 2.1.4. Any examples or
suggestions?
Craig Christophersen(406)496-6421[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I am trying to run a command line from inside cocoon (2.0.3) hosted on
tomcat (4.0.5) on a windows 2003 advanced server.
To do this i have created a new action which i call if the pattern
matches. inside the action i am using
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(cmdline);
The error stream from the
This action is used with portal block.
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=PortalEngineBookmarks
Cheers,
-Alex
--- Craig Christophersen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't been able to find any info on the
BookmarkAction that is included in 2.1.4. Any
examples or suggestions?
Craig
Hi again,
So i partially figured the problem out. It's a problem of paths. If i
give absolute paths for the input files it works. here is my directory
structure:
webapp
|
|---cocoon
|
|-stream (my webapp)
Here's one I haven't seen before:
I have an HTML form with the following input tag:
input onclick=updateFields(this); name=select value=Patientrsquo;s
Page type=radio
The rsquo; is supposed to translate to this form of the single quote: '
However this string is being stored in the database,
Is it possible for cocoon to generate two different wml codes, one in an opera
browser and another in a wap emulator, for the same sitemap, xsl etc...
Yes. I do this by creating different entries in the name-useragent mapping in
the sitemap
and then using that info in the stylesheet.
I am tasked with making a way for a user to bring
up a history of their use for a session such that they can link from it to any
document they have viewed. Any direction on how to accomplish
this? I cannot use cookies. Should I store each request uri as a session
attribute?
Craig
The wml generated is here:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1?
!DOCTYPE wml PUBLIC -//WAPFORUM//DTD WML 1.1//EN
http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml;
wmlcard title=Wap mail id=maillink href=../main.css title= media=screen type=text/css rel=stylesheet/link href=../favicon.ico
rel=icon/table
We do something like this to create a cookie crumb trail through our
application. Ours isn't a complete history, but instead a Stack that is
truncated whenever the user re-visits a page already in the list. Anyway,
we basically just keep a Stack variable with the request URIs in a session
The wml generated is here:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1?
!DOCTYPE wml PUBLIC -//WAPFORUM//DTD WML 1.1//EN
http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml;
wmlcard title=Wap mail id=maillink href=../main.css title=
media=screen type=text/css rel=stylesheet/link href=../favicon.ico
Are you using Tomcat? If you do some searches, you'll probably turn up
other postings on this topic. I can't remember all the ins outs, but
supposedly the browsers incorrectly supply encoding information in their
requests to Tomcat (ours were POST requests), and Tomcat by default assumes
On 23.06.2004 18:00, Wouter Westendorp wrote:
This works fine, except for the returned mime-type. Instead of returning
the 'text/xml' mime-type (as expected by the XML serializer that does
have the 'mime-type=text/xml' attribute), Cocoon returns a 'text/html'
mime-type.
I think this 'text/html'
On 23.06.2004 13:20, Dirk Gronert wrote:
try the browserselector!
Is it possible for cocoon to generate two different wml codes, one in
an opera browser and another in a wap emulator, for the same sitemap,
xsl etc...
From the other thread on WML I guess he *fears* that Cocoon does it
On 23.06.2004 15:57, Menke, John wrote:
ALL XSP is deprecated? What is going to replace this?
The idea is to deprecate XSP *when* there will be a complete
alternative. This alternative does not exist at the moment, maybe it
will be based on jxtemplate.
Joerg
On 23.06.2004 12:29, Derek Hohls wrote:
The starline looks OK; just a pity that they do not offer
Cocoon as part of the basic package (5E) as I do not
really need the bandwith or storage space
At the end of the hosting page there is a part to pack your own
customized package (Selfpaket - what
Hi!
I define a repeater widget with an event in it
fd:repeater id=daily1List
fd:field id=amt
fd:labeli18n:text key=amtamt:/i18n:text/fd:label
fd:datatype base=decimal/
/fd:field
/fd:repeater
fd:repeater-action id=removeDaily1
Hi!
A newbie question,I want to handle the document object in widget like
fd:on-value-changed
document.getElementById(date).focus();
/fd:on-value-changed
But document not define return.
how to do this.
Best Regards
Johnson
Colin Paul Adams wrote:
Since no-one has been able to tell me anything, I'm trying
to blunder my way through it.
I think I've figured out everything except where to put
the saxon8.jar file.
Have you seen the page
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Saxon
which may either help or confuse
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Hi There,
I think that the paginator transformer will do what you need:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/howto/howto-paginator-transformer.html
Hope that helps.
Corin
-Original Message-
From: John Menke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wed 23/06/2004 1:14 PM
To:
David == David Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David Have you seen the page
David http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Saxon which may
David either help or confuse further :-) Please edit if you see
David fit.
No - I hadn't seen this.
I followed all the instructions
On 24.06.2004 02:50, Johnson wrote:
Hi!
A newbie question,I want to handle the document object in widget like
fd:on-value-changed
document.getElementById(date).focus();
/fd:on-value-changed
But document not define return.
how to do this.
It's form.lookupWidget(date);
But there is
David == David Crossley [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I followed all the instructions (except for setting the log
level as it didn't tell me how to do this - I copied the
saxon8.jar file into lib/local..
David The instructions that i added are only for saxon-6.5.2
David
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