Thank's for the replies,
Both using an action, and using a flowscript seem promising, but also
problematic.
For the flowscript solution to work, I need to read the xQuery result
from a cocoon pipeline. Unfortunately, cocoon.processPipelineTo() does
not work as in this example:
readImage() {
Hi,
I'm getting error if we use V3 API in my code?
That's why i tried using V2 API, b'cos found something in Cocoon-2.1.7
Samples
I'm getting the following error while accessing widget value/setting
onChange..
The undefined value has no properties.
wid.number1.value = 1; // error while
(Just on the side here - sorry to disrupt the thread - I would
echo the support for more detailed info - tutorial + sets of
examples would be *really* good - for creating Actions using
Javascript - this would open up an area of Cocoon for us
non-Java gurus - Thanks...)
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Hello, Cocoon world!
Currently I am deciding wether to use Cocoon or the PDFLib to poduce PDF
documentes over a web application. A very important question for me is the
following: Can I produce PDF/X compatible files or is there another way to get
CMYK colour schemes in
Derek Hohls schrieb:
Hello,
Thank's for the replies,
Both using an action, and using a flowscript seem promising, but also
problematic.
For the flowscript solution to work, I need to read the xQuery result
from a cocoon pipeline. Unfortunately, cocoon.processPipelineTo() does
not work as
Hi,
is it possible to stop the SQLTransformer when an error occurs
while processing more than one query in a single transformation?
I have the following case:
[...]
queryINSERT INTO foo (key) VALUES (1)/query
[...]
queryINSERT INTO bar (key) VALUES (1)/query
[...]
(foo and bar have a 1:n
Christoph's solution is probably the easiest one, but here's an example
of a simple action I wrote to simply call a URL and put the response in
the returned map. Just compile it (need the cocoon jars on the
classpath), jar it up, and stick it in the web-inf/lib folder. If
anyone notices anything
Geert Josten wrote:
I was uncertain that it is in the 'main' block, so looked things up.
And you know what? You can find ZipSource and ZipSourceFactory in
scratchpad block (2.1.6 at least).
:-P
you are right, indeed.
I put them into Lenya directly and it compiles very fine and now it
Hello all
I was wondering if anyone ever produced some code that :
1. Checks that all translation files consists the same keys
(everything is translated between every language).
2. Checks that all the keys scattered around the cocoon files
appear in the translation files .
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Hello, Cocoon world!
Currently I am deciding wether to use Cocoon or the PDFLib to poduce PDF
documentes over a web application. A very important question for me is the
following: Can I produce PDF/X compatible files or is
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Zitat von Upayavira [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, Cocoon world!
Currently I am deciding wether to use Cocoon or the PDFLib to poduce PDF
documentes over a web application. A very important question for me is the
following: Can I produce PDF/X
Whenever I throw a custom RuntimeException and catch it using the
handle-errors tag, it loses the HTTP session information (i.e. I can't
use the ${cocoon.session.XXX} in any of my following XML files). Is
there any way to preserve it?
Thanks,
Dustin
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Application
Quick addendum to this. My handle-error portion calls a resource at
the end which formats the page with my application's left menu and
banner menu so I just need to fill the conent pane in with relevant
information. The first XSL the resource comes across is the
exception.xsl, which
Thanks! The flowscript now works perfectly!
(I still have to check the Action.)
The final flowscript code was as follows (Just in case anyone else
wants to read this later...)
function getResource() {
var input = Packages.java.lang.String(cocoon.parameters[input]);
var output = new
I wasted twenty-six hours trying to get this straightened out, so here's
the solution so nobody else will have to. Instead of using
${cocoon.session.blah}, I had to change it to
${session.getAttribute('blah')}. For some reason the cocoon.session
context is lost. Is this a bug? I tried the
On 30.09.2005 23:18, Dustin N. Jenkins wrote:
I wasted twenty-six hours trying to get this straightened out, so here's
the solution so nobody else will have to. Instead of using
${cocoon.session.blah}, I had to change it to
${session.getAttribute('blah')}. For some reason the cocoon.session
Really? I thought that was just for developers of Cocoon, I didn't know
if anybody could subscribe to it. Thanks
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 30.09.2005 23:18, Dustin N. Jenkins wrote:
I wasted twenty-six hours trying to get this straightened out, so
here's the solution so nobody else will
On 30.09.2005 23:48, Dustin N. Jenkins wrote:
Really? I thought that was just for developers of Cocoon, I didn't know
if anybody could subscribe to it. Thanks
Yes, really :) Anybody can subscribe to the dev list and follow the
development of Cocoon. What you described below seems to be a
I am using Tomcat Realms for authorization. I
implement a logout by simply calling the
invalidate() method of a session. This worked fine
when my app was all JSP.
However, now when I do that within JavaFlow, I get an
internal server error. Here are the details:
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