Re: Applet Servlet communication

Hi, My applet expects a string as an answer. In the sitemap I want to call a functionthan calculates the string and send this string to the applet. I don't want to serialize any xml document. And if the function is a flowscript I don't know how to do it. Thanks. Hi Carlos, what does your

RE: Applet Servlet communication

Hi, My applet expects a string as an answer. In the sitemap I want to call a functionthan calculates the string and send this string to the applet. I don't want to serialize any xml document. And if the function is a flowscript I don't know how to do it. Thanks. Hi Carlos, what does your

RE: XProc?

Hi Lars, this seems very interesting! I guess this does have to go to the developers list though. I did not find any reference or participation on the Developers list yet, so I don't think the Cocoon community is participating yet. I personally think that the cocoon community should participate

Re: Applet Servlet communication

Carlos Maté wrote: Hi, My applet expects a string as an answer. In the sitemap I want to call a function than calculates the string and send this string to the applet. I don't want to serialize any xml document. And if the function is a flowscript I don't know how to do it. Thanks.

RE: runtime error: xmlserializer not found

I'm running j2se 1.5 using netbeans IDE and it's built in tomcat55. My webpages folder WEB-INF/lib includes: xml-apis-1.3.03, xalan-2.7.0, xercesImpl-2.8.0 jars. I copied these to the %tomcat_home%\common\endorsed and restarted tomcat. Same error results. Any red flags pop up ? -Original

use-request-parameters with checkboxes

I'm trying to handle form data from a plain HTML form which is normally (outside Cocoon) returned in the format http://foo.bar/cgi-bin?field=valuestuff=abc#def#ghimore=bar where the values of selected checkboxes are concatenated with # to separate the values. If I change the action attribute

RE: use-request-parameters with checkboxes

Hi Peter, splitting values based on #'s isn't the best solution imho. I guess that you could use the request generator for your purpose. It should give you the values based on the uri you provide. Regards, Reijn -Original Message- From: Peter Flynn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Posted

Re: use-request-parameters with checkboxes

Jeroen Reijn wrote: Hi Peter, splitting values based on #'s isn't the best solution imho. I agree, but for a very simple application it's easy enough using contains($ref,@id) to identify the elements needed. I guess that you could use the request generator for your purpose. It should

RE: runtime error: xmlserializer not found

Perhaps the IDE is running tomcat in its own JVM and this causes the commen/endorsed libraries to be loaded after the libraries from the JVM itself? I would recommend as test running tomcat outside the IDE and see whether the error occurs there as well. If you are really keen on working within

Re: use-request-parameters with checkboxes

Peter Flynn wrote: Jeroen Reijn wrote: Hi Peter, splitting values based on #'s isn't the best solution imho. I agree, but for a very simple application it's easy enough using contains($ref,@id) to identify the elements needed. Yes that's true. I guess that you could use the request

Re: use-request-parameters with checkboxes

Jeroen Reijn wrote: Yes you can take a look in the documentation: http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/request-generator.html Thanks you, that looks ideal. I have no idea how I have managed to use Cocoon for so long without knowing about it (although not knowing it exists, and therefore

Re: use-request-parameters with checkboxes

Hello Peter, On Mon, Oct 02, 2006 at 04:19:44PM +0100, Peter Flynn wrote: Jeroen Reijn wrote: Hi Peter, splitting values based on #'s isn't the best solution imho. I agree, but for a very simple application it's easy enough using contains($ref,@id) to identify the elements needed. If

Re: FileUploadManager

Hi, Does anyone have any thoughts on this problem? I've spent the whole day not getting any further with it, although I now understand a bit better how Cocoon works. The problem is definitely in the second half of the Wiki how to description (setting up a FileUploadManager):

RE: runtime error: xmlserializer not found

You assertions were correct, thank you. Running it with a standalone tomcat works when adding the jars to the endorsed lib. Paranoid also revealed some other conflicts with my setup so I shall tinker with that tool aswell. -Original Message- From: Geert Josten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Cocoon, JSON, PHP

Hello ppl, kind regards to you all, beg ur pardon for my bad english.My goal: having Cocoon (in tomcat's webapps) talking with PHP (in apache2 httpd) both living on same machine or same subnet.The talking should also permit JSON syntax from browser to PHP page, passing through Cocoon. Let's say