I'm trying to use the code in the link... but when I try to run it I
have back the exception:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.cocoon.ajax.AjaxRequestSelector
the problem is the line of code in the sitemap.xmap below:
map:selector name=ajax-request
Omar Adobati wrote:
I'm trying to use the code in the link... but when I try to run it I
have back the exception:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.cocoon.ajax.AjaxRequestSelector
the problem is the line of code in the sitemap.xmap below:
map:selector name=ajax-request
I think no... can you tell me how to do it?
Sorry if is a stupid question, but I'm working with cocoon just from a
few days, and I'm not so good with it...
thanks in advice...
On 11/11/05, Upayavira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Adobati wrote:
I'm trying to use the code in the link... but
Omar Adobati wrote:
I think no... can you tell me how to do it?
Sorry if is a stupid question, but I'm working with cocoon just from a
few days, and I'm not so good with it...
Okay, this will not work with Cocoon 2.1.7. You need to download Cocoon
in its entirety from Subversion, using a
Upayavira,
thanks very much, now it works good!
But, in the sample at the link
http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/demos/21branch/samples/blocks/forms/sql/do_list_employees
I can't really see the advantages of AJAX... wht to use ajax instead
the classical way?
And, where I can finds documentation
Omar Adobati wrote:
Upayavira,
thanks very much, now it works good!
But, in the sample at the link
http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/demos/21branch/samples/blocks/forms/sql/do_list_employees
I can't really see the advantages of AJAX... wht to use ajax instead
the classical way?
Probably
Sylvain
Briefly - where is the form layout file; there only seems
to be a form defintion file?
Thanks
Derek [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/11/09 11:30 PM Omar Adobati wrote: Ard, really thanks to your answer... I'm actually checking the links you send to me, I also already downloaded the code of
Sorry... found it n:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/cocoon/blocks/forms/trunk/samples/sql/pages/
Just a bit strange that it is not with:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/cocoon/blocks/forms/trunk/samples/sql/forms/
I am used to the structure from all the previous samples
where form defintion
Sylvain
Thanks for the explanation - I certainly the lack the depth
of insight and knowledge you have... but I have always
thought that form definition/template were v. closely related
(albeit with different purposes), and given that there is
usually a 1:1 relation between them, it has always
Derek Hohls wrote:
Sylvain
Thanks for the explanation - I certainly the lack the depth
of insight and knowledge you have... but I have always
thought that form definition/template were v. closely related
(albeit with different purposes), and given that there is
usually a 1:1 relation between
Good moring all,
I have the need to do the following:
1) Fill a form
2) insert the data filled in the form into a DB
3) display the result
Now, my idea is to make this 3 steps each one xsp page.
I can do it with two steps: the first page show the form to fill and
the second one manage the eSQL
Hello Omar,
you should really take a look at flow/cforms/bindings etc etc. Very basic
example you can find in the bricks cms example. Work from that, forget writing
your own sql statements and xsp!
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/BricksCms
http://www.cocoongt.org/binaries/bricks-cms-overview.pdf
Ard,
really thanks to your answer... I'm actually checking the links you
send to me, I also already downloaded the code of BricksCms...
But, because I'm new to cocoon, could you send me the most basic
example? I think the code of BricksCms is a little complicated for
me...
thank you very much,
Omar Adobati wrote:
Ard,
really thanks to your answer... I'm actually checking the links you
send to me, I also already downloaded the code of BricksCms...
But, because I'm new to cocoon, could you send me the most basic
example? I think the code of BricksCms is a little complicated for
me...
Sylvain,
let me thanks you...
But, if I have not understood bad, in the link you send to me there's
no usage of XSP, ESQL and anything like... right? Could I use it with
mysql Database?
Thanks again,
Omar
On 11/9/05, Sylvain Wallez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Omar Adobati wrote:
Ard,
Omar Adobati wrote:
Sylvain,
let me thanks you...
But, if I have not understood bad, in the link you send to me there's
no usage of XSP, ESQL and anything like... right? Could I use it with
mysql Database?
Yes, it is just JDBC in the end.
Upayavira
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