Derek Hohls wrote:
Yes... but I am saying that the block itself does not
contain enough to really get going with real-world
situations. The only code examples I could find for
Groovy were in the Wiki, and they dealt with SQL and
forms - not with how to go about creating an action.
This are
Yes... but I am saying that the block itself does not
contain enough to really get going with real-world
situations. The only code examples I could find for
Groovy were in the Wiki, and they dealt with SQL and
forms - not with how to go about creating an action.
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Derek Hohls wrote:
(Just on the side here - sorry to disrupt the thread - I would
echo the support for more detailed info - tutorial + sets of
examples would be *really* good - for creating Actions using
Javascript - this would open up an area of Cocoon for us
non-Java gurus - Thanks...)
Derek Hohls wrote:
(Just on the side here - sorry to disrupt the thread - I would
echo the support for more detailed info - tutorial + sets of
examples would be *really* good - for creating Actions using
Javascript - this would open up an area of Cocoon for us
non-Java gurus - Thanks...)
, so you get my
penny instead ;)
Good to see another person using eXist...
Chris Marasti-Georg
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From: Jonas Lundberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Jonas Lundberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 11:54 AM
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Subject: Re: Using the output of a pipeline to call another pipeline?
Thanks for the replies, I'll explain in more detail then.
The images are referenced
Derek Hohls schrieb:
Hello,
Thank's for the replies,
Both using an action, and using a flowscript seem promising, but also
problematic.
For the flowscript solution to work, I need to read the xQuery result
from a cocoon pipeline. Unfortunately, cocoon.processPipelineTo() does
not work as
, September 30, 2005 3:09 AM
To: users@cocoon.apache.org
Subject: Re: Using the output of a pipeline to call another pipeline?
Thank's for the replies,
Both using an action, and using a flowscript seem promising,
but also problematic.
For the flowscript solution to work, I need to read
Thanks! The flowscript now works perfectly!
(I still have to check the Action.)
The final flowscript code was as follows (Just in case anyone else
wants to read this later...)
function getResource() {
var input = Packages.java.lang.String(cocoon.parameters[input]);
var output = new
Jonas Lundberg wrote:
I've got a very basic question that I got stuck with maybe someone
can help me out?
I have a web publishing system that stores all images in eXist, using
a number as the file name, e.g. 44500.jpg
Each image has a metadata file, describing at what URL the image
should
Its not clear what you mean by the "second pipeline" - do
you mean the **.jpg ? If so, can you not simply call that
from the page where it needs to appear? (And the page
itself is generated using the output from the first pipeline;
cinclude or simply a map:aggregate will feedthe XMLinto your
Thanks for the replies, I'll explain in more detail then.
The images are referenced in an HTML page, which means that the
browser will request them separately after the page is sent. Do you
propose that I somehow embed the image data in the page?
All paths in the system are virtual. I use XML
snip /
So, what I want to do is very basic:
First, I want to generate the internal file name using xQuery, given
the virtual path and the virtual file name. At the same time I check
whether the image is live ,and whether the particular user should be
allowed to view it.
Then, I want to
Marasti-Georg
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From: Jonas Lundberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 27, 2005 11:54 AM
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Thanks for the replies, I'll explain in more detail
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