HI Richard
I’m interested in using cocoon 2.2 in a Java 5 project. Is this possible?
For our projects (Cocoon 2.2.) we're using jdk1.5 or 1.6. The core
components are working well. As we don't use all the blocks I can't
speak for 'hardore' use of all blocks but the 'most' common blocks like
A User's Look at the Cocoon Architecture by Matthew Langham and
Carsten Ziegeler [1] explains it very well: Matchers, and selectors
are executed immediately when the sitemap is processed. But
generators, transformers, and serializers are not executed
immediately. They are chained to build
Hi all,
I would like to load a pipeline in my flowscript.
There's a function for that in java: document =
loadDocument(cocoon:/your.pipeline);
I can't figure out which way will provide me the same result in javascript.
Actually, I need to get the result of a stream generation and xsl
Hi Josh,
The function is posted:
http://solprovider.com/lenya/flowxml
The function works for any source in Cocoon so you can use the
cocoon:, file:, and http: protocols and any others you have
configured. Let me know if you need how to do a transform in
JavaScript.
solprovider
On 10/6/07,
Thanks for the link. I will read the article. This may explain why
map:handle-errors is often ignored. I expected the bug to be
related to redirection with map:generate, map:mount, or
map:redirect-to, but the redirects are usually within a map:act
typ=resource-exists.
I may eventually debug
