philguillard wrote:
Je decouvre une chose qui rend fou :
J'ai depuis longtemps des problemes de XSP qui ne recompilent pas, je
supprimais donc systématiquement les classes correspondantes dans
/WEB-INF/work.
Avec le meme user, lorsque je FTP un nouveau XSP sur mon serveur, le
fichier est
J'ai oublie que le plus simple est de tester.
Le probleme est resolu si je mets mon PC (originie du FTP put) 1mn avant
le server.
Merci.
philguillard wrote:
C'est a peu pres ca, avec un touch l'heure est celle de mon server aux
US, en FTP je retrouve une heure tot le matin environ l'heure de
* philguillard:
C'est a peu pres ca, avec un touch l'heure est celle de mon
server aux US, en FTP je retrouve une heure tot le matin environ
l'heure de mon PC qui est en avance puisqu'en France, -13. J'en
deduis que la solution serait de mettre mon PC de travail en
retard par
* philguillard:
Je decouvre une chose qui rend fou : J'ai depuis longtemps des
problemes de XSP qui ne recompilent pas, je supprimais donc
systématiquement les classes correspondantes dans /WEB-INF/work.
A propos de XSP, j'en profite pour vous signaler que dans la
version 2.1.9
Dennis
FWIW, I have just built such an app, using Cocoon
forms and flow. It was not that hard, once I had
grokked a few core concepts. Of course, simple
is in the eye of the beholder!
Derek
PS My bias is that I believe that because Cocoon is
a very solid web framework you can build anything
Le 4 avr. 06 à 08:05, Derek Hohls wrote:
...PS My bias is that I believe that because Cocoon is
a very solid web framework you can build anything
at all with it!!...
Derek sums it up nicely - Cocoon is certainly not the easiest
platform to learn for simple CRUD applications, OTOH the sky is
Bertrand
Even more than that - there is a huge amount you can do
without any Java at all ... if you have XSLT/Javascript skills.
That's been my experience anyway.
Derek
and yes, you can always go under the hood to do anything
else you may need.
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Hi all,
I have got a simple question:
Is this the right way to play video files within
cocoon environment:
Inside the XML file:
doc
...
...
a href=vidmsani.mpegplay video/a
...
/doc
For the sitemap:
...
...
map:match pattern=*.mpeg
map:read mime-type=video/mpeg
src=prototype/{1}.mpeg/
Hello Fadi,
playing videos has not much to do with Cocoon. What you are doing is
only delivering static content to the client. Whether it is a video or
an image makes no difference for Cocoon.
In general your sitemap snippet looks ok. But it's difficult to say as
we don't know any directory
Hello,
Many thanks for the reply.
The XML file that I provided is the resource that
contains text and Images that are transformed into
HTML formats using XSLT file.
It was just yesterday I wanted to add a link leads to
open a video inside the XML file.
As you said it is only a static content
Hello Praveen,
I had a look into the code and I don't see where it can go wrong.
The HSSFSerializer sets up the HSSFElementProcessorFactory which again
sets up the ElementProcessors, of which EPStyleRegion is one. Sets up
in this case means passing a logger to the components.
Maybe you can
Well, I was thinking about writing a ServletReader to call the other
servlet directly, but I saw the right solution: launch Jetty with
-Dcontext=/privatestar/ in the JAVA_OPTIONS
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Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 5:45 PM
To:
Depending on what you mean by simple CRUD apps, you might consider PHP. But
if you expect the apps to grow beyond simple, you might consider Cocoon.
Gary T. Schultz
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One thing you may want to do, if you haven't already, is to ensure that the
map:match for *.mpg is in a non-caching pipeline (just as you would for
images).
HTH,
Ian
It's better to be hated for who you are
than loved for who you are not
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Appl Dev Analyst-Advisory, DCS Automation
Hi Kamal,
I can't see anything wrong with your binding, except
fb:identityfbvalue id=position path=position//fb:identity
where fdvalue should be fb:value, but this would prevent your repeater
from binding correctly also all other fields in the repeater, so I think
this is a typo in your mail
Hi all, I'm experiencing some problems when using the above mentioned transformer; I read a file to append a user name, but after adding it, it seems cocoon doesn't "synch" or refresh the file, so I can add many times the same user name and I want to have unique user names; any ideas how to
I added
map:action name=auth-login
src=org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.acting.LoginAction/
to the map:components section of my sitemap but I'm still getting the
same error:
Message: Type 'auth-login' is not defined for 'act' at
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From: Peter Flynn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 20:03:56 +0100
I added
map:action name=auth-login
src=org.apache.cocoon.webapps.authentication.acting.LoginAction/
to the map:components section of my sitemap
Inside the map:actions, right?
but I'm still getting the
same error:
Simone Gianni wrote:
Hi Kamal,
I can't see anything wrong with your binding, except
fb:identityfbvalue id=position path=position//fb:identity
where fdvalue should be fb:value, but this would prevent your repeater
from binding correctly also all other fields in the repeater, so I
think this
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