RE: Widgets repater et upload

Bonjour, Ce n'est pas possible pour des raisons de sécurité : si une application peut donner des valeurs initiales à des champs d'upload, alors il est très facile de construire une page web malveillante qui récupère ce qu'elle veut sur le disque dur de l'utilisateur ! Effectivement, mieux

Probleme : accès aux objets métier de puis le flowscript.

Bonjour, Malgré tous mes efforts, je n'arrive pas à accèder à mes objets métiers depuis mon flowscript. J'utilise pour mon projet le tutoriel du wiki YourCocoonBasedProjectAnt16. J'ai repris le number-guessing game pour tester, celui ci fonctionne très bien sans import. Mon problème surgit

Some quick questions about FOP 0.93, Saxon, and MS SQL Server integration with cocoon 2.1.10 on Windows XP environment

Here are my questions: - [fop] How do I replace the fop 0.20 integrationwiht fop 0.03integration in cocoon 2.1.10? - [MS SQL Server] Is it sufficient to include the appropriate Class 4 jdbc driver (of my choice) for MS SQL Server in the area where the oracle and odbc classes are

Re: Not loading MySQL Driver

Hi Lally Are you sure your dburl is correct? I would rather think it would have to be dburljdbc:mysql://dev.iddl.vt.edu:3306/vto/dburl (The port part directly after the host.part, followed by the schema) Chris Lally Singh schrieb: Hey all, I'm using some cocoon 2.0-2.1 techniques in a block

Re: Some quick questions about FOP 0.93, Saxon, and MS SQL Server integration with cocoon 2.1.10 on Windows XP environment

Joseph White wrote: Here are my questions: * [fop] How do I replace the fop 0.20 integrationwiht fop 0.03 integration in cocoon 2.1.10? * [MS SQL Server] Is it sufficient to include the appropriate Class 4 jdbc driver (of my choice) for MS SQL Server in the area where

Cocoon 2.1.X on Ubuntu Dapper/Tomcat 5.0/JDK1.6

Hi, I'm trying to set-up a cocooon installation on Dapper/Tomcat5/JDK1.6, but I don't seem to be able to get it to work at all. I first downloaded the 2.1.10 distro, which wouldn't compile at all (because of enforced checks by Java 6). Although I was able to fix these (thanks to google),

Re: Cocoon 2.1.X on Ubuntu Dapper/Tomcat 5.0/JDK1.6

Hi Rinke, seems like a Déjà-vus. Here the excerpt of an answer I sent yesterday to this mailing-list: we are fighting here with a web application on Tomcat 5.5/Debian Sarge/Etch, too. Maybe on of these tips help: - edit /etc/default/tomcat - uncomment the line with TOMCATx_SECURITY and set it to

Re: Logs

Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote: Peter Flynn pisze: But none of those files have any information about where the request has come from (eg IP address), which makes them virtually useless. AFAIR, they should contain information you need. Nope. There is no trace of IP addresses anywhere in the

Re: Cocoon 2.1.X on Ubuntu Dapper/Tomcat 5.0/JDK1.6

Hi Florian, Thanks, sorry, I read your posting only after I sent in my own... after some hassle I've been able to install Java 5 on ubuntu (somehow it wasn't included in my update-server packages list), and I will see whether that will help solve my problems. Do you know of any more

Re: Cocoon 2.1.X on Ubuntu Dapper/Tomcat 5.0/JDK1.6

Do you know of any more structured information regarding the combination cocoon/jdk6 ? Sorry, no structured ones. But keep us informed if you dig some valuable info up. Perhaps, one more try: Did you try it with the bundled Jetty? I assume it's a problem with the configuration of Tomcat on

Re: Cocoon 2.1.X on Ubuntu Dapper/Tomcat 5.0/JDK1.6

Hi Florian, Ok, I got version 2.1.10 running using your tips: 1) Switch off the java security manager (under ubuntu that's in /etc/default/tomcat5) 2) Move to Java 5 many many thanks! I guess we should stay away from jdk 1.6 for a while yet... Best, Rinke Dev at weitling wrote:

Re: Cocoon 2.1.X on Ubuntu Dapper/Tomcat 5.0/JDK1.6

Ok, I got version 2.1.10 running using your tips: Great :-) 2) Move to Java 5 Of course in my original posting I was thinking of *up*grading, not *down*grading :-) many many thanks! I will mark this day in my pathfinder's calendar ;-)

Re: Logs

Peter Flynn wrote: Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote: Peter Flynn pisze: But none of those files have any information about where the request has come from (eg IP address), which makes them virtually useless. AFAIR, they should contain information you need. Nope. There is no trace of IP

Re: Logs

Jason Johnston wrote: Since you're using Tomcat you can configure it to create an access log; see http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.0-doc/config/valve.html for details. I imagine the reason it is not configured to create one out of the box is that usually Tomcat is behind an Apache reverse

Re: different Sax events

Hello Ard, You are correct, the attributes are been duplicated. I have pinpointed my problem to my form model generation alone (the form template generated is working perfectly)... using the LogTransformer i could see that the attributes are been duplicated... a snippet of the log is: