yes,
cocoon 2.1.6 on weblogic 8.1
cocoon rhino package has been renamed from org.mozilla.rhino to
org.nozilla.rhino
version used has been rhino 1.5.4 branch, otherwise rhino 1.6.1 should work the
same
Leonardo
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Da: Gary Larsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:Gary
Well, I see a call to getRemoteHost in Cocoon.java but only when debug
is enabled. Is debug enabled in your system?
I also see it used in a few other places such as the session framework,
but there aren't that many. Frankly, if I was trying to troubleshoot
this I'd just use a debugger and set
Christian
But we are in the business of XML... and getting to grips
with a (relative simply) new schema is hardly a new technology.
And Javascript is probably the most commonly used language
on the web. I can't agree these represent a major learning
curve.
But we digress from the topic. I
Hi all.
Im using the calendar widget in some forms and i
would like to change de style because the default
calendar is grey and i would like another color.
In my form definition i have the field with the
datatype date and the default styling. I can change
the image right by the input simply
On 23 May 2007, at 15:34, narendar_g wrote:
Description:org.apache.cocoon.ResourceNotFoundException: No
pipeline matched request: search.php
The most common 'irrational' cause of this exception is not having a
serializer in the pipeline... how many times this has caught me out
So
Hi!
I am a software Engineer for a company based in Geneva. We have been developing
a portal using cocoon portal framework. We believe that it is one of the most
flexible framework currently available open source. Thanks for the great job!
Here is the link to the login page :
On a related topic, when you have two calendar
pop-up locations (eg
booking system start and finish dates), how do you
push the start-date
(optionally plus one day) into the finish-date
pop-up default, so that
users don't accidentally put in a finish date
earlier than the start date?
Hi,
just for the record:
I've tried to edit /WEB-INF/tidy.properties and /WEB-INF/neko.properties,
but with no success.
I must have been fooled by the caching algorithm. In fact, it does work by
setting
http\://cyberneko.org/html/properties/default-encoding=UTF-8
in neko.properties.
Hi Leonardo,
Thanks for your response. I'm not sure I completely understand and can use
more advice.
The way I understood your solution was to download the rhino source, rename
the package path, recompile the jar and then change all the cocoon source
references to org.nozilla.rhino.
That
Hi,
I need to set request headers when accessing an http: URL in a sitemap
pipeline.
I've digged into the source and came up with a solution to inherit from the
class org.apache.excalibur.source.impl.HTTPClientSourceFactory and override
the method getSource(String, Map). The second parameter
I've been unable to locate any sources for rhino that include the continuation
classes. Do you have any idea where this can be found?
http://cocoondev.org/main/117-cd/31-cd.html
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PROTECTED]]
Many thanks!
_
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Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 8:45 AM
To: users@cocoon.apache.org
Subject: R: Convert to java flow?
I've been unable to locate any sources for rhino that include the
continuation classes. Do you have any idea where this
Debug is not enabled in our production system.
I was hoping there was a configuration option that I could use to turn
off reverse DNS lookups.
Short of that, I hope someone on this list could comment on what parts
of cocoon framework might functionally require client's hostname lookup.
Hi Leonid,
Is cocoon or the servlet container who is doing the reverse DNS call?
Would you provide more about your environment? Many thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo.
Leonid Geller escribió:
How can I disable hostname lookup in Cocoon 2.1.10? It slows down our
Hi Alexandre thanks for sharing the site. i found it is a cocoon 2.1.7
live site.
Please fill free to add the below information in jira [1] instead of
bugzilla by following this info:
http://cocoon.apache.org/link/livesites-2.1.html#How+to+get+listed
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo.
[1]
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/concepts/modules.html
using modules or using xsp internal to do this.
johnson
Christian Schlichtherile
Hi,
nI need to set rgequest headers when accessing an http: URL in a
sitemap pipeline.
I've digged into the source and came up with a solution to
Hi,
I'm developing on an old version of DaisyWiki, and I'm having some
maven issues for which the maven.xml development file explicilty says:
| Note that you'll need at least Cocoon 2.1.4-dev for this to work because
| of a fixed bug in the xpatch task.
Where can I find this download?
On 05.06.2007 17:32, johnson wrote:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/concepts/modules.html
using modules or using xsp internal to do this.
I don't see how they can help here.
Joerg
Christian Schlichtherile
nI need to set rgequest headers when accessing an http: URL in a
sitemap
On 05.06.2007 14:26, Christian Schlichtherle wrote:
I need to set request headers when accessing an http: URL in a sitemap
pipeline.
I've digged into the source and came up with a solution to inherit from the
class org.apache.excalibur.source.impl.HTTPClientSourceFactory and override
the
On 05.06.2007 19:18, Kevin wrote:
| Note that you'll need at least Cocoon 2.1.4-dev for this to work
because
| of a fixed bug in the xpatch task.
Where can I find this download?
Unfortunately, 2.1.4-dev is very unspecific. It just means somewhere
between 2.1.4 and 2.1.5. So you
I was barking up the wrong tree.
The problem was the ACL configuration in front of cocoon vhost. It had an
invalid hostname in the deny clause, which caused Apache to do a reverse lookup
to see if the client's IP matches the host.
The clause was: Deny From None
Apparently, this is a typical
Hi,
Since all the building bricks already exist in Cocoon, I wonder if
this has been done already. There must be an even simpler solution,
but I could not figure it. Any hints would be welcome.
I'm not aware of a usage of that source (factory) in Cocoon.
But there is a proxy block
On 05.06.2007 23:13, Christian Schlichtherle wrote:
which allows to set arbitrary request headers via parameters in the
query string with the prefix request:. Any parameter with this
prefix in its name is removed from the resulting URI and the
remaining name and value are set as request headers
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