Re: Cocoon 2.2 classic webapp

Nice archetype, I think is useful a maven archetype like this for the community. +1 :) In the last months, I worked hard with cocoon 2.2. I want share with community some mini blocks like: cocoon-2.2-hibernate cocoon-2.2-jackrabbit cocoon-2.2-custom-reader ... I think in a week, I can release

First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Hello all, maybe you should have beginners list as for questions/problems like mine. :-[ I finally put myself together and started to get familiar with Cocoon 2.2. I am totally 'out and cold' what comes to the Maven and many other concepts with 2.2. So I started with Your first Cocoon

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Hi Mika, I guess what's more important is, what is the stacktrace that you got while trying to do $mvn jetty:run? Regards, Jeroen Lehtonen, Mika wrote: Hello all, maybe you should have beginners list as for questions/problems like mine. :-[ I finally put myself together and started to

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Lehtonen, Mika wrote: Hello all, maybe you should have beginners list as for questions/problems like mine. :-[ I finally put myself together and started to get familiar with Cocoon 2.2. I am totally 'out and cold' what comes to the Maven and many other concepts with 2.2. So I started with

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Lehtonen, Mika wrote: Hello all, maybe you should have beginners list as for questions/problems like mine. :-[ I finally put myself together and started to get familiar with Cocoon 2.2. I am totally 'out and cold' what comes to the Maven and many other concepts with 2.2. So I started with

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Ok, here it is. BTW, I am running my tests in a headless Linux server. Does it make any difference? - mika - Jeroen Reijn kirjoitti: Hi Mika, I guess what's more important is, what is the stacktrace that you got while trying to do $mvn jetty:run? Regards, Jeroen Lehtonen, Mika wrote:

Re: Cocoon 2.2 classic webapp

Reinhard Pötz wrote: I've just committed a sample module for a 'Classic Cocoon 2.2 webapp' to the Cocoon whiteboard. Classic mode means that Cocoon 2.2 is used without the Servlet-Service Framework or custom blocks. Both are great features but they are not needed in every case, e.g. if you

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Hi again, I repeated the instructions with another block name and this time it works. There were over 40 archetypes to choose in my first attept and now there were only three, like in the example. Could you explain that. Like I said, this is all new for me. Anyway, now I can move on. - mika

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Lehtonen, Mika wrote: Hello all, maybe you should have beginners list as for questions/problems like mine. :-[ snip A beginners' list doesn't seem a good idea to me, for two reasons: 1. The experts might not take it as seriously, and their contributions are vital. 2. The current list

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Lehtonen, Mika wrote: Hi again, I repeated the instructions with another block name and this time it works. There were over 40 archetypes to choose in my first attept and now there were only three, like in the example. Could you explain that. Like I said, this is all new for me. Anyway, now

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Ken Starks wrote: Lehtonen, Mika wrote: Hello all, maybe you should have beginners list as for questions/problems like mine. :-[ snip A beginners' list doesn't seem a good idea to me, for two reasons: 1. The experts might not take it as seriously, and their contributions are vital. 2.

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

No no, don't take it too seriously. I was mainly joking. The minor part that wasn't so much a joke concerns the fact that there seems to be occasionaly big differences between the qualifications of mail list users. Some seem to be quite experts as some like me, are just starting to learn.

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Yep, you nailed it! I had two typos ('/http//cocoon.apache.org'). I so ashamed... - mika - Ken Starks kirjoitti: Lehtonen, Mika wrote: Hi again, I repeated the instructions with another block name and this time it works. There were over 40 archetypes to choose in my first attept and now

Re: First steps with Cocoon 2.2

Reinhard Pötz wrote: Ken Starks wrote: Lehtonen, Mika wrote: Hello all, maybe you should have beginners list as for questions/problems like mine. :-[ snip A beginners' list doesn't seem a good idea to me, for two reasons: 1. The experts might not take it as seriously, and their

Cocoon 2.2 FOP

Hi again, taking second steps on Cocoon 2.2 and I started to wonder whether the version number of the FOP block follows the official FOP versioning. I have been using some 0.9x FOP in Cocoon 2.1.11, because the old 0.20.5 was too far from the standard. So I have now my XSL-FO files ported to

RE: Cocoon Authentication

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Re: Cocoon Authentication

Hi Pranab, you need to unsubscribe from the list. You can find more information how to do that here: http://cocoon.apache.org/mail-lists.html Regards, Jeroen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Can someone plz remove me from this email list. Warm Regards, Pranab Das Senior Software Engineer

Re: Cocoon 2.2 classic webapp

Ken Starks wrote: Reinhard Pötz wrote: I've just committed a sample module for a 'Classic Cocoon 2.2 webapp' to the Cocoon whiteboard. Classic mode means that Cocoon 2.2 is used without the Servlet-Service Framework or custom blocks. Both are great features but they are not needed in every

Cocoon 2.2 and Netbeans IDE

Hi, is it possible to create Cocoon applications straight using Netbeans IDE 6.1 and Maven plugin? I tried to do so, but I got some errors. Mainly it's about missing classworlds (this is only a part of the stacktrace): reg. mika [ERROR]Root error message:Missing: [ERROR]-- [ERROR]1)

Re: Cocoon 2.2 classic webapp

Ken Starks wrote: Ken Starks wrote: Reinhard Pötz wrote: I've just committed a sample module for a 'Classic Cocoon 2.2 webapp' to the Cocoon whiteboard. Classic mode means that Cocoon 2.2 is used without the Servlet-Service Framework or custom blocks. Both are great features but they are

Re: Cocoon 2.2 and Netbeans IDE

Ok, this was due to fact that I didn't restart Netbeans after update, silly me.. I still couldn't get it totally working but it seems promising. Anyone doing Cocoon application development with Netbeans? Does it work? cheers, mika P.S. Once again, I apologize mailing too easily when I have

Re: Cocoon 2.2 classic webapp

Many thanks to Reinhard Pötz! To make this work with the current trunk, a few simple changes are needed: pom.xml: Add a dependency for cocoon-servlet-service-components parent groupIdorg.apache.cocoon/groupId artifactIdcocoon-core-modules/artifactId

Re: Cocoon 2.2 classic webapp

Hugh Sparks wrote: Many thanks to Reinhard Pötz! To make this work with the current trunk, a few simple changes are needed: pom.xml: Add a dependency for cocoon-servlet-service-components parent groupIdorg.apache.cocoon/groupId artifactIdcocoon-core-modules/artifactId

JavaFlow in Cocoon 2.2

Hi, I am currently trying to get JavaFlow up and running in Cocoon 2.2 unfortunately it seems to be impossible for me to get that block. All I get is: [ERROR] BUILD ERROR [INFO] [INFO] Failed to resolve artifact.

Re: Cocoon 2.2 classic webapp

Hugh Sparks wrote: Many thanks to Reinhard Pötz! To make this work with the current trunk, a few simple changes are needed: [...] Reinhard Pötz replies: If you're right, this has to be fixed before the next release of Cocoon 2.2. I'll repeat the experiment again: First, I checked out the

Re: JavaFlow in Cocoon 2.2

Well I thought this [JavaFlow] was an ordinary part of cocoon 2.2 . when having a look at the c2.2 trunk I can see it there. The words definitiive and documentation can only be used as humor in connection with cocoon, but this is the best like I know of for what works in cocoon 2.2: