Hi,
I wonder if you really need a pipeline for your example, a simple Servlet
may actually be the best option.
If your binary file would be the result of a transformation however, I would
recommend to write a Serializer component.
Kind regards,
Christian
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Hi,
Christian, I don't understand your proposal. What brings us
using identity transformation?
it removes all whitespace as a side effect. Since you can easily add it to
any XSLT stylesheet, it works well.
Kind regards,
Christian
Hi,
I have been thinking about similar functionality you
describe. For a sign that it makes sense I suggest to take a
look at Dojo's ShrinkSafe
tool: http://dojotoolkit.org/docs/shrinksafe
it may be one of the best kept public secrets of XSLT, but a simple identity
transformation will do
Hi,
The EncodeURLTransformer was modified to use java.util.regexp
instead of Apache regexp. Tests showed it is significantly
faster and I was experiencing extremely deep stacks on calls
to matchNodes (although I never actually got a
StackOverflow). Although you have bypassed the problem
Hi,
many folks seem confused about XML Schema. If so, they may be confused about
DTD or Relax NG as well. All of these are just definitions of a grammar, not
semantics. So if a sitemap has been validated with a schema, this means no
more than that the sitemap is well-formed XML which complies to
)
org.apache.cocoon.environment.wrapper.RequestWrapper.getParameterValues(Requ
estWrapper.java:162)
org.apache.cocoon.environment.wrapper.RequestWrapper.getParameterValues(Requ
estWrapper.java:162)
...
Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
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Hi,
unfortunately both stacktraces don't help to track down the
error. The first one is without any Cocoon part. The second
one can only happen if a RequestWrapper wraps a
RequestWrapper wraps a ... and never an actual Request
object. Posting more complete stacktraces might help - though
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.
cocoon.xconf.
Done.
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.
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Christian Schlichtherle
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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
this encoding.
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the generated XML.
Am I correct?
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this encoding.
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the generated XML.
Am I correct?
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block demonstrates that that can be done).
Ralph
Christian Schlichtherle wrote:
Hi,
I'm pretty new to Apache Cocoon, so this may be stupid question:
I've looked at Cocoon Forms and JSF. Regarding form
processing, both
seem to be pretty equal in features - components
Hi,
And there are only really two technologies here: XML/XSLT
and Javascript. But if you
don't know either of these, then I agree that Cocoon can be
difficult to assimilate...
Wait a minute - a form definition uses a different XML schema than the view
template and the sitemap and the
Hi,
This is because they describe different aspects of a form.
I appreciate this well (otherwise I wouldn't use Cocoon), but just wanted to
make clear that XML by itself is little more than a string tokenizer.
Without a DTD, Schema, or RELAX NG and the implied semantics an XML file
says
Hi,
I do know XSL/T, but that doesn't help with the Schema of any input to the
XSL processor.
Kind regards,
Christian
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Hi Philippe,
so far my results have been really great. I've written a complex style sheet
by now which does all the grouping/sorting using strict XSL 1.0 (no Ajax
yet). When the server detects an XSL-capable browser, it responds in about a
1/4 - 1/3 of the time, simply because it can serve the
Hi,
based on your script, this is what I derived:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8 ?
!-- Strips unused XML namespace declarations from the result tree. --
xsl:stylesheet version=1.0
xmlns:xsl=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform;
xsl:template match=*
xsl:element name={name()}
Hi,
one more thing: Sending XML+XSL to the client for rendering also enables the
user to save and postprocess the data.
Say the content is tabular data resulting from a database query. Now the
client could save it and easily import the data into any XML-enabled
application, say Microsoft
Hi,
and yet again, it's also possible to embed CSS and AJAX in the resulting
page.
This gives XML + XSL + CSS + asynchronous JavaScript = Web 3.0?
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Christian
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?).
I also wonder who is using such an approach in public web applications. I
have never noticed a web app which uses this technology, but due to its
transparency I just might have missed it.
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Hi Giuseppe,
thank you for your information.
Kind regards,
Christian
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Hi,
Since most people curently are working with an IDE (Eclipse
...), in a basic tutorial we need also a chapter regarding
the setup of a Servlet Container for debugging, testing and
deployment of our cocoon apps within this environment. If the
tutorial describes how to do it with
easily (without writing another XSL
stylesheet hopefully)?
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Hi,
sounds exciting.
please allow to me ask the following as a seasoned NetBeans user and Cocoon
newby: What will I lose if I want to use Cocoon 2.2 in NetBeans 5.5.1? Will
I still be able to follow the instructions or do I need to figure everything
myself?
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Christian Schlichtherle
) and
configuration (cocoon.xconf, sitemap.xmap, etc).
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What the !ยง$%/()=?
Everything works as expected if I use the newjx generator instead of the
jx generator.
I suppose this is a bug. How to report it?
Kind regards,
Christian
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