involved with the project for quite some
time -- perhaps you can offer someone a cookie to add it to the
generator :)
Regards,
Tony Collen
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Sorry to bother you with a direct question about code you worked on as
much as 5 years ago, but I can't
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It depends. Do you really want an array or hashes, or just a single
hash with separate keys?
Tony
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Tony,
So, what's the way I should to use?
Omar
On 8/31/06, Tony Collen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks like you are confusing Arrays
Jorg Heymans wrote:
Stewart, Gary wrote:
Had a look at the documentation but I'm probably just missing
something. Is there a transformer (or generator) that can send a HTTP
Post request to another server and generate a stream from the
returned results? I figured that since that's kinda the
Gerry,
There's a LogTransformer, but it logs SAX events, not general things. It
should be pretty easy to adopt it into a LogAction that will allow you
to log anything you want though.
HTH,
Tony
Gerry Kaplan wrote:
Is there a built-in mechanism for writing entries to a log file from within
How about just doing a sendPage(not-authorized) or equivalent?
Tony
Gary Larsen wrote:
In the middle of a flowscript I discover that the user does not have
permission to access the target. Is it possible to cancel the
flowscript action so that a click on a link will do nothing?
Gary
David wrote:
I have been but it isn't working. Do you konw what the correct negation
operator is?
I know this works in PHP: ^((?!bob).)*$
and I read that this should work in Java: ((?!bob).)*
but it does not work in xmap's regexp matcher.
An example would be great.
Eg.
!bob
Hmm, it actually
Tony Collen wrote:
Hmm, it actually might not be all that easy. The RegexpURIMatcher uses
the org.apache.regexp package.
Details about the syntax are at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/regexp/apidocs/org/apache/regexp/RE.html
and it seems like you can do negation, but only with character
Andreas,
I'm going to go through some livesites tonight and see what I can get
committed, since there are some other ones in the queue -- I'll see
about adding it tonight.
Tony
Andreas Doms wrote:
At while ago I created a ticket to list GoPubMed as a Cocoon application
on your site. Did
Sure thing.
Tony
Marc Salvetti wrote:
Hi Tony,
while you're at it, could you check if http://www.cfmekong.com is in the
queue as well ? it's running cocoon 2.1.7, i've put a mail about it some
6 month ago but i think it's not on the list.
Jonas Lundberg wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use the directory generator with a network drive.
Network drive paths works with for instance the html generator, but
not with the directory generator (Cocoon 1.7.1).
I try the following:
map:generate type=directory src=\\Bambi\store\xml\
(the generator
Johannes Schaefer wrote:
Hi!
I get an out-of-memory error for movies above a certain size
(around 10MB):
15:18:41.906 WARN!! Error for .../movs/madagascar.mov
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
Smaller movies don't make problems.
How can I increase the heap size for Cocoon?
If
Luca Morandini is your man, but I don't know if he subscribes to this
list! :)
Tony
Peter van Hardenberg wrote:
Is anyone aware of any work out there involving cocoon and maps? I'm
interested in creating SVG maps via Cocoon. There would be (obviously) some
hurdles to get over -- huge data
CC:ing this to the dev list, might be useful for people there to see, also.
Regards,
Tony
Carlos M. S. Bento Nogueira wrote:
Hello cocoon users!
I'm forwarding a msg i sent to the mulberrytech xsl list. Although i
believed this is a xsl question, from Michael Kay words i believe some
help is
Uli Nitsche wrote:
Hello!
the documentation did not help me with my problem,
so I post it here hoping for help.
I use FlowScript (js) and CForms.
Using cForms' repeater widget a user can add form fields.
After adding a second field, the html input fields look like this:
input
Aleksander Bandelj wrote:
Yes, we use Acegi and cocoon. Actually, I wonder why anyone would see
this as a problem - acegi http security is just a sequence of servlet
filters and cocoon is a servlet ... is there a way for that not to work
together ? :)
You just put Acegi stuff in web.xml and
Jens Maukisch wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to lower-case a string from sitemap to do something like that ?
map:match pattern=*Service
map:read src=lowerCase({1})/{0}.wsdl mime-type=text/xml/
/map
i think you can do this with an input module
Yep, an inputmodule is exactly what you
Nacho,
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/apidocs/org/apache/cocoon/components/modules/input/HeaderAttributeModule.html
HTH,
Tony
Nacho Jimenez wrote:
Hello,
Is there a way to access the Request headers (I explicitly need the
X-Forwarded-Host header) from the sitemap? I've tried with the request
Gary,
There's a DateInputModule that you could use to inject the current date
into pipelines.
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/concepts/modules-ref.html#DateInputModule
HTH,
Tony
Schultz, Gary - COMM wrote:
I'm trying to get the current date to compare against a Dublin core meta tag
value.
Sylvain Wallez wrote:
Sitemap editor, form editor, code completion in XSP/JXTemplate, sitemap
debugger, etc. I'd like to know if some people with the appropriate
skills would like to join an create a community to develop an opensource
IDE for our beloved Cocoon.
IMO a forms editor would be
Antonio Gallardo wrote:
On Dom, 27 de Marzo de 2005, 18:38, tom lurge dijo:
hi,
is it possible to add something like [cocoon-use], [cocoon], [c-users]
or similar to the subject-line of this mailinglist? that would make
managing the in-folder so much easier...
Hi Thomas,
It was discussed before.
Frédéric Moser wrote:
Hi,
I use Cocoon on a G4 800Mhz with 512 of RAM and I got the latest Mac
OS X and JVM.
Today, I can't stand it anymore: memory usage, slowness and annoying
things like this:
I have a Powerbook g4 1.5GHZ with 512MB ram, and it's definitely not
enough for doing lots of
David wrote:
I need a way to capture the http Referer from the request, and inject it as
a parameter to a transformer -- is there a way to do this? I currently do
something like this to catpure a request parameter, and it's very clean, and
works well with my current processing pattern. I'm
es wrote:
Dear list, I want to thank all people that made cocoon so easy,
powerfull and feature full like anything around.:)
Questions:
· I need to discover which version is deployed I have tried with the
status generator but it doesn't output the version.
es,
I just committed a patch to the
David wrote:
I've built a Cocoon site that I'm happy with and now I need to build a
completely new and different site, and I'm reading about XSP to see if it
could make this new site better. For example, in my first site, I used the
Cocoon protocol (cocoon:/ and cocoon://) in conjunction with
David wrote:
Thanks, Tony for the helpful response. My applications involve very little
if any user input via forms, rather they are more about document publishing
with flexible templates -- would the new Flowscript + Cforms approach still
apply to me?
Hmm, probably not so much of CForms, but
David wrote:
Just installed Cocoon 2.0.4 war in /webapps of Tomcat 5.5 on Linux RH 7.x.
Tomcat running fine on port 8080, it's a virgin install, nothing changed.
War has unpacked ok, the webapps/cocoon directory is there now.
The docs seem to be telling me that Cocoon should work on localhost:
Mike Dickson wrote:
I use rimuhosting.com with excellent results. They are from Australia w/
servers in NY. They have the best tech support I have seen anywhere!
Mike,
Please turn off return receipts when posting messages to the list.
Return receipts end up popping up a message on many people's
Mike Dickson wrote:
I need to invoke a Cocoon URL every few seconds day and night. Other
than having an external Servlet/Java Application to call the Cocoon URL,
is there any such thing in Cocoon?
Thanks,
Mike D.
Mike,
Check out the cron block.
Alternatively you could use wget as a unix
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is: how do I write the part that can communicate with the serial
port? I don't know if I can do this in Java and I have never written
software specifically for the Linux platform.
I think I looked into this once a long time ago. There aren't any
built-in
Timur Izhbulatov wrote:
Reinhard Poetz ():
I suggest adding it as patch to Bugzilla:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/ProjectManagement
--
Reinhard
Thanks for you suggestion but I don't think it's a good idea.
1)I don't have a CVS version of Cocoon and getting it seems to be quite
difficult 'cause
David Leangen wrote:
I started using Cocoon about a year ago now, just a little before Derek
Hohls. Even then, we were discussing the Cocoon doc.
For example:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-usersm=108365757316657w=2
I've been out of the project now for several months due to other
David Leangen wrote:
Just a thought, but why not get something started yourself on a place like
SourceForge and, if it shows promise, you could then lobby for a place in
Apache?
Dave,
There's a lot more to it than just this. A bunch of the people who are
working on it are committers, (myself
Derek Hohls wrote:
I received a promotional email from Javalobby.org
for a certain commercial product... their opening pitch:
70% of Java Developers use Struts
Now I wonder what % use Cocoon and whether those
who use Struts have chosen it because its the better
web application development
Brent Johnson wrote:
I've got a page where the user can modify something (the title of an
XML document in this case). Here's what I'm doing in the flowscript:
So there's an infinite loop there. Is that going to be a problem?
See there's really no end to this flow. As long as they're sitting
on
Ralph Goers wrote:
What you really need to do is to start your servlet container as a windows
system service. I don't know if any of them provide support for that, but
if not, you should be able to implement a C/C++ win32 program to do that.
Tomcat will install and run as a service, which is
Martin Rusnak wrote:
Dear All,
I am using CForms/flow-script. When the form is submited, I usually call
a methods in my database utility classes from flow-script to perform a
DB queries. For that I need to obtain a database connection from the
pool. I tried the method:
Lars Huttar wrote:
Hi Tony,
What should I diff against to create the patch?
I've finished the modifications, but they're modifications to the Cocoon
(build/webapp) folder, which doesn't exist in the Cocoon sources from CVS.
Whoops, replying to list:
look in src/webapp/ for the files.
Tony
Art Spasky wrote:
It's a pity.
This does not work
Much of it is already supported in Java, i.e. http://, ftp://, etc.
Look up the protocols a java.net.URL (I *think*) support.
Tony
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Matthew Langham wrote:
Hi,
A Cocoon based portal solution developed by Raiffeisen Zentral Bank Austria
und Raiffeisen Informatik (with a little help from us) took 2nd place at the
recently held Best Practice Award in Germany (German:
http://soss.lightwerk.com/content/award/index_ger.html).
Paul Joseph wrote:
Hi,
My colleague and I are trying to use jdo to do an
alter table command.
There don't seem to be any examples showing how this
is done and we are having a bit of a tough time.
This isn't the list for it. Best to ask on the JDO lists.
Regards,
Tony
Ernesto Echeverría wrote:
Where are last year's videos?
Go to www.apache.org/mirrors/, choose your favorite mirror, and navigate
into the /cocoon/events/ directory, you will see gt2003 and another
event as well.
Tony
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Julian Wrote:
I think in
order to feel comfortable adopting these
implementations, I need to believe they won't be
scrapped and that there is unifying model/philosophy
behind where/what Cocoon will become as it further
matures. Perhaps many of these projects should be
Samuel Tribehou wrote:
Hello,
I know this is a silly question, but..
I'd like to know what happens exactly in memory with this type of flow :
flowscript_func ()
{
while (true)
{
cocoon.sendPageAndWait(/example);
// do things with user input
}
}
Of course the purpose
Arthur van Dorp wrote:
Remember, the execution is halted at sendPageAndWait(), so nothing is
really running at that point. Only when map:call continuation=/
is called, will the execution resume.
If the user clicks on a different link and loses the continuation
ID, the continuation will still
Jean-Baptiste Quenot wrote:
* Reinhard Poetz:
Unfortunatly this is not that easy. First you (we) would need a Python
interpreter that is able to manage continuations which doesn't exist,
AFAIK.
Yes it exists, it is called [1]Stackless.
Last time I checked there were no plans to port Stackless
beyaNet wrote:
Hi,
I tried your recommendation but without success. Any ideas anybody?
It's in the FAQ :)
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/faq/faq-configure-environment.html#faq-N10006
Regards,
Tony
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Christina wrote:
But this means I have to write a whole funciton to query the database,
right?
for me, intializing and using sqltransformer by its api is not a piece of
cake...
Yes, but you wouldn't use the SQL transformer through it's API.
Generally the Backend object would be some sort of a
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
WEll, the story continues.. I was able to enhance that class and it did
make it to work.. Well, but I got a new error, so the sequal of this
story is about to be reveiled:
The new story is called:
org.apache.ojb.broker.metadata.ClassNotPersistenceCapableException: Can
Antonio Gallardo wrote:
Nope. The problem was no enhanced classes. Anyway I think he finally made
it work.
Doh, whoops, I was looking at the message at the end of the error
instead of the name of the exception.. now it is clear ;)
Tony
Christina wrote:
Basically I want to make a page (page1) which helps users to create their accounts.
Usernams and password are stored in a database;
So everytime, uername is checked to see if it has been taken, or inanother word if
there is any entry with the same value in that table.
If this
Brent Johnson wrote:
After finally giving up on XSP since its pretty much deprecated in
Cocoon anyways.. I decided to try control flow. I dont like server
side Javascript.. but hey.. continuation ROCKS I must say.
The flow tutorial (both on cocoon.apache.org and distributed with
cocoon 2.1.5)
Brent Johnson wrote:
I don't think it matters as long as you're consistent. Remember, the
sendPageAndWait() call triggers a *pipeline* request, not a file
request. I could be wrong, but the sitemap in the tutorial might be
setup to generate on *.jx:
map:match pattern=*.jx
map:generate
Schultz, Gary - COMM wrote:
It is difficult to provide the URL they enter and the URL of the wrong page
the end up on. As soon as the problem arises, we need to clear the cache to
remedy the problem. Therefore I can't keep an example on the server long
enough to demonstrate.
The other problem I
Schultz, Gary - COMM wrote:
Cocoon is excellent. Keep up the good work. We have a few more agencies that
have shown an interest in Cocoon web publishing.
Awesome.. let me know if you find anyone near Minnesota looking to do
Cocoon stuff ;)
Tony
Schultz, Gary - COMM wrote:
The Wisconsin Department of Commerce (http://commerce.wi.gov) has rolled
out a new web site powered by Cocoon 2.1.4. We have significantly improved
the site's construction, moving away from static HTML on an IIS web server.
The home page is still static HTML served
Brent Johnson wrote:
Has anyone implemented a SOAP server with (or alongside) Cocoon? I
was looking into Apache's SOAP implementation and it requires an app
server. Since my WebGate app already uses an internal Jetty server..
it looks like I have 2 options:
1) Figure out how to get Servlets
Jonathan Camney wrote:
I downloaded:
cocoon-2.1.5-src.zip
Unzipped it into:
C:\jakarta\cocoon\
Followed the Install.txt instructions (verifying JAVA_HOME, running
build at a cmd prompt).
The build failed because there was no java directory in the path:
Terry Brick wrote:
I'm now wondering about this myself. I'm not much familiar with the 'flow' scope, but
has anyone
been able to gain access to the 'bizdata' from JSP?
That would solve so many problems for me..
It should be easy, I think that all you'd need to do is use
Derek Hohls wrote:
Wow, Jetty must be *very* fast - I usually only
have to wait a few seconds for a Tomcat restart
on my machine
Jetty is much faster than TC4. TC5 has sped up considerably since TC4, so if I'm worried about
startup time, I'll use either Jetty or TC5.
Tony
Patrick Herber wrote:
Hi,
for a project I needed to create a simple Generator, which takes an Excel
Workbook as input and - using Apache POI - generates a Gnumeric XML
Document.
Of course it will need some improvement (for example I didn't test it yet
with complex and huge workbooks).
I hope it
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have the following entry in my sitemap:
map:match pattern=movies/*
map:generate type=file src=movies/{1}_info.xml/
map:transform type=xslt src=xml2bt.xsl/
map:serialize type=text/
/map:match
What I want to do is save the generated file on the server
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
23.6.2004 kello 13:12, Gregor J. Rothfuss kirjoitti:
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
Lenya and cocoblog are both missing possibility to use
client-software, because they both require use of online form, so own
editor-clients are not possible to use.
the lenya blog supports the
Damien Fitzpatrick wrote:
Hi there,
I am using the WebServiceProxyGenerator to get a file from a password
protected area on a web site. The cookie needed to authenticate against
the server, JSESSIONID, forms part of the request to Cocoon. However,
the cookie doesn't appear to get passed
Kirk Storer wrote:
I am working on converting a website the is currently
generated with PHP to using cocoon. I have several php
applications that are integrated into the webpages
(run each time the page is requested), for example
each page retrieves a news box from the mysql database
via php. Is
I see an extra quote mark here:
xsp:page language=java xmlns:xsp=http://apache.org/xsp;
^^
Tony
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Tony Collen wrote:
I see an extra quote mark here:
xsp:page language=java xmlns:xsp=http://apache.org/xsp;
^^
That is, after the xmlns:xsp declaration, for those who are not using fixed-width
fonts ;)
Tony
Fabio Duo wrote:
I don't know where u saw the second quote mark?
There is just one quote mark.
Hmm, you're right. My mail client (Mozilla) was adding it for some reason.
Strange... nevermind :)
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Guy Picton Phillipps wrote:
Dear Listers,
I am a newbie with Apache Cocoon and am trying my hand connecting to a MySQL
database, with some difficulty. I have researched alot and still cannot find
the answer to this problem.
snip;
Hmm, everything looks kosher. It appears the SQLTransformer is not
Tony Collen wrote:
document xmlns:sql=xmlns:sql=http://apache.org/cocoon/sql/2.0;
and then just use:
sql:execute-query
sql:use-connectionward_connect/sql:use-connection
sql:queryselect admin_name from wards;/sql:query
/sql:execute-query
Whoops, wow, my mail client *really* likes to mangle
Derek Hohls wrote:
Hi
A week or so back I posted a message about a
problem with the PDF version of the Cocoon docs,
ie. the images on the HTML pages do not appear
in the printable version. I was informed that this
has been fixed, but now that I try the pages again
I see the problem is still - I
Steven Noels wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm trying to use a https source in a simple pipeline, but Java doesn't
like the server certificate on the originating side. With the help of
openssl, I managed to save a local copy of the certificate, but now I
need to add it to my local set of certificates.
Pablo wrote:
OK I figured it out. A bash shell user wrote the build.sh . How can I
tell . Because build.sh is written in shell and the export commands
are in bash shell format.
for example you can NOT write the following in shell script
export ANT_HOME=tools
rather you have to write
Tony Collen wrote:
Pablo wrote:
OK I figured it out. A bash shell user wrote the build.sh . How can
I tell . Because build.sh is written in shell and the export
commands are in bash shell format.
for example you can NOT write the following in shell script
export ANT_HOME=tools
rather you
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
What's the URL? I wanted to be clever and tried http://unal.edu.co/, but
it does not work.
Hmm,
http://sia.unal.edu.co/ ?
Seems to be it.
Tony
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Derek Hohls wrote:
Much appreciated - this will help ease the
learning curve a bit... btw, will it ever be
possible to have this functionality in the
distributed versions of Cocoon - the current
off-line docs still have the ld look-and-feel.
Derek
You need Forrest installed. I tried
Irfan Hamid wrote:
Hi,
I have tried installing and configuring Cocoon to work with Tomcat. On
the Cocoon project website's installation guide there are no
instructions for using Cocoon with Tomcat 5. So I copied the cocoon.war
file to the webapps folder of Tomcat and restarted Tomcat. I get the
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
Le 2 juin 04, à 16:52, Upayavira a écrit :
...And also, using Apache's cool 'graceful' restart feature, I can
upgrade a client from v1.1 webapp to v1.2 webapp without any downtime
at all...
You've tickled my curiosity here, can you elaborate or point me to
relevant
Upayavira wrote:
Aw. You spoilsport ;-) I was hoping to tell him that!
;) ;) ;)... Before I was active with Cocoon, I had tons of httpd experience.
snip/
Anyway, note that I couldn't find this on Windows, but it is available
on Unix.
IIRC, The httpd people don't recommend that you use it under
Stephan Coboos wrote:
Hello,
I'am using a flowscript to retrieve text from a form's textarea. This
text may contain some linebreaks \n. Now I want display the content with
line breaks in a html view. So I need to convert \n to br/. For
displaying the content of the textarea I'am using a
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*Please un-set the option which causes your mail client to request a
return receipt!*
Return receipts are generally not useful, especially when the message
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Derek Hohls wrote:
Stavros
My point here was not so much getting the PHP
people into the SoC approach [XML+XSL=HTML] but
more the confusion that arises when you reply to
a series of questions [over some period of time] -
Oh, you want to read from a database - just learn XSP
It is said that
Has anyone had any luck (or even tried) to create a bootable CD with a
working Cocoon/Jetty installed?
I've played a little with Knoppix [1], and I was impressed with what
they can cram into a single CD. There's even docs about remastering
Knoppix to suit your needs [2].
Things to think
Comments inline...
Derek Hohls wrote:
... [snip] ...
But many still spoke up, saying that Cocoon was but one Framework among
many and so insufficient on its own to deliver Real Applications. And
so a great Babel of other languages and tools were taken up and other
approaches, based on the Old
Joel McConaughy wrote:
... [snip] ...
Ugo Cei has claimed that all you need is Flowscript, CForms,
some sort of O/R mapping (Like
hibernate or OJB), and the JXTemplateGenerator and you're set.
I tend to agree with him, but I have
no practical experience to back it up with :)
I'm not sure
Eddy Fras wrote:
Hi,
I have to migrate a Cocoon 2.0.4 application to the 2.1.4 release.
The new Cocoon 2.1.4 comes with a lot of blocks I guess I don't need in my
application ; in order to minimize the size of the application, I would like
to select only the necessary blocks for my application at
Brent Fitzgerald wrote:
Derek, you've elucidated what I'm sure is a recurring tension for many
cocoon users. I really identify with you. My group has been using
Cocoon for a little over a year now to publish a huge set of XML
content, translated and localized for several languages. Cocoon
Hi everybody,
In the past couple months, I've had less and less time to devote to
Cocoon, and even less so, the community, and so I am going to bow out
for a while. I'm going to be extremely busy with classes this semester,
and it's really important that I can devote as much time into passing
Daniel Smith wrote:
Hi all.
Recently I got the 2.1.3 version running on my home Win XP machine.
However, I also need to install it in the directories of the server at
the company hosting my site.
Can someone tell me how I am to install Cocoon with the newer non-binary
versions on someone else's
beyaNet Consultancy wrote:
Hi,
I wondered whether you could shine some light on this issue for me. I
have built an action which retrieves some data from a database, and am
now trying to compile the java file. I get the following error message:
GetUserDetail.java:4: package
Ralph Goers wrote:
Try http://some.domain?url=http://some.other.domain
The url would then be obtained by
map:generate src={request-param:url}/
Yes, but please be very very careful, and realize the implications of
doing something like this, especially since anybody can type in whatever
URL
Markus Heussen wrote:
Meanwhile I have found a solution but I don't know if it is the elegant way
;-) Maybe you can have a look at it and do a comment? I have one source but
two or more form defintion files and two or more binding files. Also two or
more templates.
First of all the following call
Tim Larson wrote:
--- Yury Mikhienko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 8 Jan 2004 16:47:31 +0100 (MET)
Stephanie Zohner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried to use the resource reader, like this:
map:match pattern=*.log
map:read type=resource src={1}.log mime-type=text/plain/
/map:match
But this does
Davide wrote:
Hi all, i'm trying to use the PHP generator but without success...
I had a look ath the cocoon wiki php generator page and followed the
instructions but id doesn't run;
thisi is the link: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=PHPGenerator
for example this is my test page:
?php
Litrik De Roy wrote:
Mark Lundquist wrote:
Right now, for development, I'm running Cocoon 2.1.2 inside the Jetty
that comes included w/ the Cocoon distro. Somewhere, I read something
that gave me the impression that this Jetty is somehow stripped down,
or otherwise not production-ready.
Ralph Goers wrote:
The in-house recruiter for my employer has posted a couple of messages here
looking for people with solid Cocoon experience interested in taking a full
time position here (in California). We got two responses, both interested in
possibly consulting but not full-time employment.
Michael Lucas-Smith wrote:
I assume this is a bug in the wsproxy generator, as I've told the
wsproxy generator to use a wsproxy-method of POST - which it does, but
then proceeds to use parameters instead of body content.
U The WSProxyGenerator uses a HTTPClient that is capable of posting XML as
joakim verona wrote:
Hello list,
I want to make a query front end to the IMDB movie database.
To do this, I have a cocoon matcher that receives a query parameter and
pass it along to the IMDB query url.
Very simple. But how do I URL encode the query parameterin the sitemap?
This is not done
James Cummings wrote:
During the XSLT transformation, is there a fairly straightforward
way to include another file into my XSL? The transformation
produces a complete HTML file, so I don't want to get into
aggregation or anything that complex.
snip/
xsl:import and xsl:include are meant to be
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