Hello all,
I have the following problem:
I'm developping a cocoon-site for use on mobile phones. We have one
operator from which we receive session cookies, regardless of the fact
that the phone being used doesn't support cookies. If the phone doesn;'t
support cookies, the wap-gateway just makes
Hello,
I use flow to handle some special cases and was wondering how I can
redirect to a pipeline in the root or upper-level sitemap.
Example: I have to sitemaps A and B
A mounts B,
in B flow is used,
on errors I want to call the error page in A
Any ideas how to do that?
Thx,
Nils
Hi,
I am using CForms to amend an xml file on the server. Every time the
file is amended it gets a lot of extra whitespace, when it is saved
using the flowscript, wherever there is a repeater widget.
Please how can I stop this happening
Peter Sparkes
Hello,
Right now, all my development is geared towards J2EE. I'm trying to
standardize on Tomcat as my servlet container and Eclipse as my IDE.
Unfortunately, Cocoon isn't working for me in that environment. I can
get a stripped-down version of Cocoon to work but as soon as I add the
XSP
Peter Sparkes wrote:
Hi,
I am using CForms to amend an xml file on the server. Every time the
file is amended it gets a lot of extra whitespace, when it is saved
using the flowscript, wherever there is a repeater widget.
Please how can I stop this happening
Peter Sparkes
Hi Peter,
I
Hi Phillips,
If you include cocoon-xsp, you need also to include session-fw block.
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo.
Phillip Soltan escribió:
Hello,
Right now, all my development is geared towards J2EE. I'm trying to
standardize on Tomcat as my servlet container and Eclipse as my IDE.
Hi,
I just downloaded and installed Cocoon 2.1.9 (on Win XP, JDK
1.5.0-beta2 by Sun) and customized local.blocks.properties to just
provide minimal FOP functionality.
At first, I just set include.all.blocks=true and uncommented all
blocks except the 2 following ones :
I do have the session-fw block added also. I have all the
dependencies that are listed in block.properties.
Phillip Soltan
On May 16, 2006, at 2:34 PM, Antonio Gallardo wrote:
Hi Phillips,
If you include cocoon-xsp, you need also to include session-fw block.
Best Regards,
Antonio
Hi Patrick,
I am using Cocoon 2.1.9. I am doing the following
//All the ***URI variables are in putted via the sitemap
//create new form
var form = new Form(definitionURI);
// bind form - builds the binding using xslt via the sitemap
form.createBinding('cocoon:/'+bindingURI);
// parse the xml
On 5/16/06, Vince [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...After a bit of search, I came to the conclusion that the xsp block
is also needed for FOP (or at least its samples) to work..
You're right, the fop samples need the xsp block, I have fixed this in
gump.xml and blocks.properties.
Thanks for
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