Hi Miles,
nice to hear that somebody is using Netbeans for Cocoon 2.2 webapp
development. Actually I am not sure if I already had a functionaling
setup. I just started to learn Cocoon 2.2, so it's not so easy to say
whether I have problems with Cocoon or with Netbeans. I installed Maven
Plug
Hi Mika,
It wasn't a minor problem; it actually prevented me from working on
Cocoon blocks for a while.
Yes, with some difficulty, I got it working. The root cause of the
errors is that (a) a dependency was using a relatively long version
string and (b) the Maven plugin was using the 32-bit Inte
Hi Shankar, sorry nobody's gotten back to you yet. Can you post the
relevant excerpt from your sitemap, i.e. the pipeline that invokes
your generator? It was kind of hard to tell what's going on from your
description, and I think being able to see the pipeline declaration
will make it e
Yeee!!!
Thanks Torsten (Well I think you are the one I have to thank).
I tried my first Cocoon 2.2 JavaFlow thingy and it worked
one thing I
noticed in order to get it up and running:
In Cocoon 2.1 the naming convention was to name the methods public void do
+ name in the s
Hi Torsten ;-)
I know I've tried to get working on this several times, but was killed by
"real-life" project demands. What exactly has to be done in order to release
JavaFlow? I know I am currently also working on the client-side validation
thing, but maybe I can help a little. Since all of my wor
Hi,
since I wanted to use JavaFlow and it seemed to be impossible to build from
scratch
As far as I understood the problem. Apache cleans up untouched blocks after
30 days of inactivity. Unfortunately almost all apache-commons blocks were
cleaned (Maybe I should apply this strategy to the p
On Aug 14, 2008, at 16:05, Christofer Dutz wrote:
Do I really have to build Commons myself now?
Someone needs to step up and do some work on javaflow in commons so we
get it released.
That does not necessarily mean it has to be me ;-)
cheers
--
Torsten
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Chris
That's what you get for living on the bleeding edge :)
Seriously, though, I appreciate all the work the early adopters are
doing to put 2.2 through its paces. However, I have not really seen
anything yet that makes me want to rush out and try it.
Derek
Footnote: As this is the Inter
Hi Torsten,
after having another close look at my cocoon 2.2 trunk build, I could see,
that the build of "allBlocks" was successful, but the javaFlow block was not
build because of the missing dependency you were talking about. I think it's
really great, that we have to use Maven to get rid of dep
Hi,I am upgrading an application from Cocoon 1.8.2 to Cocoon 2.1.11. I
am facing a problem.My generator reads an xml document (source.xml),
processes it, retrieves data and finally generates a java Object which can
be represented as a String or xml. I want my serializer to use this object
as so
mostly FAO Hugh Sparks
Hi Hugh,
I've had a second attempt at your 'Cocoon 2.2 without tears' webapp,
but it isn't working for me.
This is with a completley fresh .m2/repository as I mentioned in the thread
Cocoon 2.2 classic webapp
I have attached the output, and I wonder if you (or anyone el
I suspect the problem to be that the commons-javaflow snapshot got
pruned from the repository.
But that's just a guess. Use maven with verbose output. It should tell
you.
cheers
--
Torsten
On Aug 14, 2008, at 10:02, Christofer Dutz wrote:
Well I had a look at list several times ... even if
Hello,
I would like to do that:
input_1 -> transformation_2 -> output_1
input_2 -> transformation_2 -> output_2
output_1 + ouput_2 -> transformation -> output_1+2
What's the way to connect 2 pipelines in corona-pipeline?
Regards,
Carlos Tejo Alonso
R&D and Innovation Department
CTIC Foundatio
Well I had a look at list several times ... even if it might not be stable (The
C2.1 was awfully buggy ... but if you knew how to deal with the bugs, it worked
very well). Any help on how to get this block up and running? As I said I'm
just starting to understand Maven and how to work with it. M
Hugh Sparks wrote:
Hugh Sparks wrote:
Many thanks to Reinhard Pötz!
I'll repeat the experiment again:
First, I checked out the classic webapp from the svn and verified that
it works perfectly.
Next, I edited the pom so it looks like this:
( My maven repository is freshly charged from coc
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
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
org.apache.cocoon
cocoon-core-modules
6-SNAPSHOT
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