Hi all
I use a simple generator to load xml data from websites like blogger or
delicious. This data is then aggregated with local xml data.
What I would like is to save or cache the generators result for about
an hour to avoid that cocoon makes an http request every time the page
is loaded.
hi cocoon users
is there a generator to get external documents with HTTP that has a
built-in timeout-handling?
the default generator work fine like this:
map:generate src=http://host/path/
but if the requested resource isn't available an error page is coming up.
i'd like to get an atom-feed
hi cocoon-users
I have a mysql-datasource defined in cocoon.xconf (like the example below).
dburljdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1/myDatabase/dburl
usermyUsername/user
passwordmyPassword/password
what's strange now, is that I get an exception on startup that my
data-access-user has no permission for the
hello
have a look at the blocks-section in the samples of an installed cocoon.
there you will find a block called linotype, which is a blog-application.
i'm not sure, but i guess that this blog of a cocoon-commiter is done
with linotype:
http://beblogging.com/blog/
greetings
stefan
Aurélien
hi derek
have you ever looked into the file Form.js (line 127)? perhaps you get a
hint what's causing this nullpointer-exception...
stefan
Derek Hohls wrote:
{posted a month ago; maybe lost in the Christmas rush??}
I am getting the following message from Cocoon when I attempt
to delete repeater
hi oleg
not sure about this, but i think you should put the 3 jars into
tomcat-home\common\endorsed
(you putted them in Java_Home\jre\lib\endorsed)
greetings
stefan
Oleg Konovalov wrote:
I don't have that option:
both my (project) production and book I am reading
are using Cocoon 2.04 and
have you already tried something like this (more than one pattern for
the same locale)? i'm just guessing...
fd:convertor type=formatting
fd:patterns
fd:patternMM/dd//fd:pattern
fd:pattern locale=de_CHdd.MM./fd:pattern
fd:pattern locale=de_CHdd-MM-/fd:pattern
perhaps the cocoon-plugin for struts could help:
http://struts.sourceforge.net/struts-cocoon/
greetings
stefan
Asif Iqbal wrote:
Hi
We have an exsisting Struts application and now using Cocoon for
reporting mainly. Our users log into the struts application and from
there they will access various
hi philip
if you don't need the cron- and the scratchpad-block you can exclude
them from the build. well, if you're just starting with cocoon i think
you don't need them :-)
you can do this by copying blocks.properties to local.blocks.properties,
open the latter and uncomment the two lines
hi lars
i had the same problem - seems to be a problem in the cron-block of the
actual version.
if you don't need the cron- and the scratchpad-block you can exclude
them from the build.
you can do this by copying blocks.properties to local.blocks.properties,
open the latter and uncomment the
hi dani
your thread is the third i find with the same problem - therefore my
answer follows the third time :-)
i had the same problem - seems to be a problem in the cron-block of the
actual version.
if you don't need the cron- and the scratchpad-block you can exclude
them from the build.
you
hi mark
have you ever tried to avoid white-spaces in the document path? i had
problems with several java-applications if there are white-spaces in the
path
if this doesn't work try to do something like this in the
original-sitemap in the root-folder:
map:match pattern=anythingThatsUnique
hi cocoon-users
i'd like to create different flavours of a contact-form with cocoon
forms. all flavours have some fields in common (name, e-mail, ...) but
most of the flavours have also specialised fields. for example the form
to submit new links has a field to type a link.
so, is it possible
hi cocoon-users
does anybody know if there are plans for something like a
jsr-170-generator (JSR 170 - content repository). i saw that such a
repository-project (jackrabbit) is now an apache-incubator.
it would be very interesting to have a generator to retreive xml-content
from a
hi cocoon-users
i'm publishing some html-forms with cocoon - the html-pages are utf-8
and the browsers are using this encoding correctly.
if anybody submits a form i use the entered values to send a mail to
myself with all the provided values - i'm using the mail-logicsheet for
this and also
hi cocoon-users
i upgraded to cocoon 2.1.4 (from 2.1.3) and now i have a strange effect
with the woody-transformer.
in my woody-form-templates i use an own namespace like this:
inhalt xmlns=http://www.berndeutsch.ch/xmlns/inhalt/1.0; ...
that was no problem until (and also with) cocoon 2.1.3,
hi tony
i'm just suggesting, but if you're using flow-script, try to add an
explicit declaration of the used language:
map:flow language=javascript
map:script src=path to your js-flow-files/
/map:flow
greetings
stefan
Tony Edwards wrote:
Folks,
I'm still interested to hear if I can generate
Jan Uyttenhove wrote:
i wonder that cocoons serializer just writes a meta-tag with the
encoding in the html-page. it doesn't do this in the http-header.
therefore apache set the http-header to his standard-encoding and
destroys the correct encoding of the response, because most browsers
ignore
hi cocoon-users
i was very glad to read in the woody-wiki that xml-based
form-definitions and templates that call the form-widgets are
separated, so that many templates can use one single form-definition.
but now, i ran into a problem and i don't know if it's a bug or a
feature :-)
i have a
hi cocoon-users
i was wondering that the thread i began (woody/flowscript and
URI-problem), gets a little bit philosophic :-) in the meantime i redo
the whole thing again and it works! must be a stupid typo-error or
something like this.
anyway, here's the whole step-by-step-example how to do
[SORRY, ONCE AGAIN MY QUESTION, BECAUSE THERE WAS NO ANSWER]
hi there
i wonder that cocoons serializer just writes a meta-tag with the
encoding in the html-page. it doesn't do this in the http-header.
therefore apache set the http-header to his standard-encoding and
destroys the correct
hi there
i've got a problem with the combination of woody/flowscript and URIs. i
followed the registration-example in the cocoon-wiki that uses woody and
flowscript. that runs perfectly.
as i changed this example step by step to my needs, i arrived with this
problem:
i'm putting the locale
hi
i'm not sure, but i think if your test-generator reads the file with the
cat-command, it is not unicode-aware. your redhat-locale is iso8859-1
and i think the unix-commands use this encoding to read and write files.
if this is true, your gb2312-characters get corrupted when cat reads in
the
hi roy
i had the same effect with cyrillic characters to display russian language!
in effect, if i connect directly to tomcat on port 8080 everything runs
ok, because tomcat and cocoon both don't set any encoding in the
http-header. therefore the meta-tag in the html-page (set by
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