Han,
you have to setup user name and password according to the mysql user
settings. The default settings
are user root and no password (), but I would strongly advise you to
change this.
Greetings
Liqiao Han wrote:
I have struggled with cocoon+mysql for a week and failed to make themwork!
I
I also had this problem, but it was because I inserted the following
fragment from the cocoon doc's flowscript tutorial
(http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/flow/tutor.html) into my sitemap:
map:components
map:generators default=file
!-- in this example we use JXTemplateGenerator to insert
Hi,
you can use the ParanoidCocoonServlet to make sure that libraries
located in WEB-INF/lib
are searched before those of the JDK or the common\endorsed libraries.
You can find a detailed description of this issue at:
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=EndorsedLibsProblem
Laurent
cocoon directory are just list by tomcat.
Regards,
Laurent
- Original Message -
From: Johannes Textor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 1:24 PM
Subject: Re: [beginner] Installing Cocoon on Debian
Hi,
I also had this kind of problem. My fault was opening database
connections and not closing them properly, so
after a while the connection pool was full. The next time a page wanted
to access the database, it stalled because
it was waiting for a free connection from the pool - so I thought
hi,
i actually don't know if it is possible to access sitemap actions from
flowscript, but i think
it would not be the preferred way to control flow as you should not mix
sitemap flow control
(actions) with advanced control flow (flowscript).
If you want to access a file you can use the
Hi,
I think you are confusing sitemap parameters with request parameters.
You can fetch sitemap parameters from the parameters object:
var svgWidth = cocoon.parameters.getParameter(svgWidth);
HTH, Johannes
beyaNet Consultancy wrote:
Hi,
I have a sitemap pipe:
map:match
true, the docs seem incorrect (or misleading at least).
does it work out when using the parameter object ? if so,
can you report the bug in bugzilla ? I can also do it if you
don't have a bugzilla account.
beyaNet Consultancy wrote:
Thanks guys,
but the source of my initial information was from
.
Peter
On 25 Apr 2004, at 13:39, Johannes Textor wrote:
true, the docs seem incorrect (or misleading at least).
does it work out when using the parameter object ? if so,
can you report the bug in bugzilla ? I can also do it if you
don't have a bugzilla account
OK, thats clear enough to be understood by flow-newbies. Thank you :-)
The docs are correct, but a little misleading. I have therefore
changed the page to say:
map:flow language=javascript
map:script src=myApplication.js/
/map:flow
map:pipelines
Hi,
you can use the following syntax:
map:generate type=directory src={request-param:hiddenPath}
HTH, Johannes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
How can we retrieve the parameters sent by a html form and send this
as an input to a generator
I have a html page
form name=test actionTestPage
Hi Andreas,
I guess you can enforce script reloading by appending a random
get parameter to the script URL, i.e.
script src=myscript.js?p={timestamp}/
or something like that. (I know that's ugly brute force ...)
HTH, Johannes
Andreas Hartmann wrote:
Hi Cocoon community,
I'm using a javascript tree
Hi all,
I have a strange problem that seems to be related to caching. (refers
to cocoon 2.1.4).
I have the following sitemap entries to serve images and stylesheets
(they're
part of a semi-complex webapp) :
map:match pattern=*.css
map:read mime-type=text/css src=css/{1}.css/
/map:match
Colombian spanish is still spanish, even if there are some differences
in pronounciation
and vocabulary. Colombians prefer to call it castillian (castellano).
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 09.06.2004 21:51, Joerg Heinicke wrote:
but the portal at http://www.sia.unal.edu.co/academia/portal/ is
Hi all,
I'm going nuts trying to set values in a CForm multivalue widget.
I obtained the Form model with:
var model = form.getModel();
Then I tried to set the values like this:
model.rubriken = Array(size);
for( i = 0 ; i size; i++)
model.rubriken[i] = new java.lang.Integer(val[i]);
When
Hi Derek + all,
I got this solved in the meantime. Actually I had to create a temporary
array and then set the multivalue model to this array:
var model = form.getModel();
var rubriken = Array();
for( i = 0 ; i size ; i ++ )
rubriken[i] = new java.lang.Integer(val[i]);
model.rubriken =
Derek,
I actually don't use the values this way, I insert them directly into
the database
after the form was submitted.
Let's examine your code though, since you should be able to use the
values in jxt
as well.
var model = form.getModel();
var atheme = model.theme; /* theme is multiselect
Hi Derek,
now while trying out your code I discovered something that really has
nothing
to do with CForms:
jx:forEach var=thisTheme items=atheme
liA Selection 1: ${atheme}/li
/jx:forEach
the syntax is simply wrong. it should say
jx:forEach var=thisTheme items=${atheme}
liA Selection 1:
Derek,
the greatnet hosting service starts at eur 15 for a virtual server.
The cheapest cocoon hosting service I know is at http://www.starline-net.de/
(zis is german to though :) and costs eur 10. A friend of mine hosts
his private page there and it works OK.
If bandwidth and stability are not so
well their support might not be the right word, as the page states
that the company is run by a sole student :) so you might just try and ask
www.mirsky.de is also mentionable, we host our commercial projects
there and despite some unannounced maintainment server shutdowns,
the overall impression
Karim,
add image/pjpeg to the mime-types list. ie 6 uses this mime type for
jpeg images.
does that help?
Regard
Johannes
Karim ALKHADER wrote:
Hello,
You 're rigth Joose.
I just forgot to mentioned I tried this way.
And it's only working fine with bmp and jpeg.
Sorry : it's only working
Hi,
you probably wrote
theFile[delete];
try
theFile[delete]();
instead.
oceatoon wrote:
Hello JD Thanks for the answer
I tried your call, it calls the right function because it outputs a log.warn
like this :
function delete() {/*
boolean delete()
*/}
which seems correct, but unfortunetly has no
Hi all,
I have a webapp which uses Hibernate for persistency. Hibernate connects
to the database (MySQL) using its own connection pool (where the settings
are specified in hibernate.properties)
I read that Hibernate's builtin connection pool is no good for
production use,
and indeed I'm facing
Hi Pat,
I have am now finishing my first project I used Hibernate and Cocoon
together in,
so maybe you are interested in some thoughts from a beginner's point of
view.
The issue Hibernate addresses is how to get objects to and from the
database. When
I started to use cocoon, I was impressed by
Derek,
I created a wiki page that wants to grow up to be a new Tutorial
about Cocoon and Hibernate. [CocoonAndHibernateTutorial].
As time allows I will add (resp. *create*) content, check back
from time to time and add your comments.
Hope we can shrink the Elephant :-)
Greetings,
Johannes
Derek
Hi,
let's see if I got you right, if you have a subset of elements that
should appear in form1 AND form2
and some elements that are unique for both, you could
- write a javascript function that manually copies values from form1 to
form2
- use just ONE form object for both forms with two
hi philipp,
the error message seems quite clear, you have to supply a boolean
value (true or false) to a booleanfield. if you did that it's maybe a
javascript-java-interaction problem. can you post the actual code that
generated the error message ? from below i can only see you try to
set the
hi philipp,
var mail = ; //here is the boolean field mail
mail is a booleanfield, so you have to set either
var mail = true;
or
var mail = false;
as you can see from the error message:
java.lang.RuntimeException: Cannot set value of boolean field test to a
non-Boolean value.
is
Hi Andrew,
not sure about this but cocoon behaves the following way for multiple
checkboxes:
- if no checkbox is selected, you get no value, i.e.
cocoon.request.get(delItem) is null.
- if one checkbox is selected, you get a simple value, i.e.
cocoon.request.get(delItem) is for example 5.
- if
Hi Jan,
afaik there is no way to do this directly in jxt. Anyway I think that's
more a design decision than a lacking
feature, since you should not use jxt to do complex stuff - it's a mere
formatting language. You can,
of course, retrieve this information in your flow script and pass it to
jxt
. This seems like
making a simple page more difficult, if you know what I mean ;-)
Thanks for your reply Johannes,
Kind Regards,
Jan
Johannes Textor wrote:
Hi Jan,
afaik there is no way to do this directly in jxt. Anyway I think
that's more a design decision than a lacking
feature, since you should not use
Hi Anna,
I'm having a hard time figuring out what your problem
might be ... it would be useful if you could include source
codes for your xsp and provide more information about how
you actually pass your parameters.
cocoon itself does not differentiate between post and get
request methods neither
Hi Phillipp,
Ugo Cei wrote:
Il giorno 23/nov/04, alle 13:52, Philipp Rech ha scritto:
1) i have a connection-pool and datascource in Tomcat, Cocoon and
Hibernate
which of the 3 should - and can I use? And if i use one how to tell
other
players in the team? i would like to use a cocoon.xconf
hi george,
I just started last week to write the below mentioned tutorial and it is
not finished yet.
net.sf.hibernate.MappingException: Unknown entity class: my.test.Mutex
I would say that this happens because you did not add the class
my.test.Mutex to your
Hibernate configuration. Can you
Hi again George,
strange, the code in the page works for me and also for some people who
have
tested the page. just out of curiosity: which version of Hibernate are
you using ?
Regards,
Johannes
george georgovassilis wrote:
Guten Morgen Johannes
Thank you very much for your help. Your
ok, next time I will read more thoroughly :)
You needed to call configure() because you are using the
hibernate.cfg.xml file,
as opposed to hibernate.properties used by me and in the tutorial, which
is read
automatically when the session is created.
I will add this information to the page.
Hi Merico,
I have attached a stylesheet that I use for doing this.
Works for me with xalan, hopefully also with saxon.
HTH, Johannes
Merico Raffaele wrote:
Dear Community
I'm looking for a way to translate the newlines in a text into HTML-BR
when serializing to HTML.
Can anybody give me a tip. I'm
Hi Merico,
You might want to use white-space:pre-line, which still collapses
white space, breaks lines at box borders and on occurence of \n in text.
However, pre is the only one that works at least in Mozilla. None seem
to work in early IE versions, so I still prefer the XSL solution.
Some words
Hi Lincoln,
Any how my current problem is that moving the files (and I think I got them
all) causes the form to disappear - I just get an blank white page - however
the source is there.
Getting a blank white page is quite strange. There are two explanations
I can think of:
- Is one of the
did you enable file uploads in web.xml and set the upload path
accordingly ?
angeloimm wrote:
Hi... first of all thanks for your help.
I have tried to do what you said but i have always that error. any ither
ideas?
Thanks
-- Initial Header ---
From : Mark Lundquist
angeloimm wrote:
Hi.
Yes i have enable all; this is my cocoon-servlet configuration in web.xml:
servlet
init-param
param-nameenable-uploads/param-name
param-valuetrue/param-value
/init-param
init-param
param-nameupload-directory/param-name
param-valueXPDL/param-value
from your html code:
form action=046f555101524b3d56527613485c82466e6e2977.kont method=POST
onsubmit=forms_onsubmit();
the enctype=multipart/form-data attribute is missing. check your stylesheet !
HTH, Johannes
-
To
Leszek Gawron schrieb:
You can put all your database configuration data in hibernate.cfg.xml
and it will work just fine. No need to use cocoon connection pools.
Although this is slightly offtopic, I'd like to give my 2c on this
(since it would mean that my poor tutorial would be useless ;) ):
Hi Sebastien,
which version of hibernate are you using ? Nothing seems wrong with
these messages though, Hibernate would complain explicitly if anything
went wrong.
Greetings, Johannes
Sebastien Arbogast schrieb:
Hi,
I'm following wiki CocoonAndHibernateTutorial ti integrate Hibernate
into Cocoon
Actually, when putting all the Hibernate stuff into java you would write
some kind of wrapper class to handle all the transactions, so that there
would be no need to have the session as a global variable.
To be sincere, I think you do not need it anyway ... I was just to lazy to
pass hs as an
Yeah, the problem I have is that I may call 5 different methods on 3
different hibernate wrapper classes in Flow, all of which use the
hibernate session. So I'd need a sort of global session that only
gets opened the first time one of the classes is called, then gets
closed by the filter.
OK,
I tried :
form.getModel().myFieldId = Cannot convert from... exception
form.getModel().myFieldId.getValue() = getValue is not a function exception
The multivalue field has a getValue() function which returns an
Object[] (see org.apache.cocoon.forms.formmodel.MultiValueFiled)
You
Hi Carlos !
You should not need to import the class explicitly when
addressing it via packages.
Another question, though: Do you also have the HibernateFactory
class in WEB-INF/classes/hib ?
If so, please post the source codes of both to have a look.
Greetings,
Johannes
Carlos M. S. Bento
Carlos M. S. Bento Nogueira schrieb:
Hallo Johannes,
Yes. They are both in the same directory WEB-INF/classes/hib.
Here is the source code for both file.
Hmm the sources look OK.
From my limited Java knowledge, I would say the $1 at the end
of the error message means that Java tries to
Please help ! I tried to find a solution in samples but the only
multivaluefield I found was not used from flowscript. The whole form
is just forwarded to some XSP logicsheet as a request parameter.
Maybe you cannot pass the model.userRoles directly. Keep in mind that
the flowscript form
Hi List,
I've noticed a behaviour in Flowscript that seems somewhat
strange to me, but before thinking it is a bug I'd like to ask
around if someone thinks that this actually makes sense.
As we all know, global variables in Flowscript correspond to the
User's Session. This should lead to the
Searching the wiki at wiki.apache.org/cocoon will yield some
answers to this somehow complex question :)
Jubin Thomas Kuriakose schrieb:
Could anyone tell me how to configure cocoon with hibernate
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To unsubscribe, e-mail:
Hi Mark,
Strictly for those miserable souls like me who are interested in
search statistics:
http://www.planetcocoon.com/node/2684
I find this pretty interesting (so this must mean I'm another miserable
soul :). How come so many people are searching for
Hello,
could you please provide a few more details on how you are actually
taking the user locale in your hibernate object (constructor parameter
/ system property / etc.) ? How are you accessing
your objects - directly or via a Data Access Object (DAO) ?
Regards,
Johannes
Hello all
I
Hi Elad,
I think I have a suggestion for this:
Since there is no way (I am aware of) to access Cocoon from a Hibernate
object, the most
straightforward solution might be using an InheritedThreadLocale to
store the HTTPRequest in.
A User object which would retrieve the current locale from the
Hi Elad,
I actually came to the same conclusion myself, when waiting to your
reply and doing some googling :).
well that should mean it's not such a bad idea I hope :)
However I have used the ThreadLocal object. I didn't quite understand
the differences between the Inherited
Hi Jan,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
This method has some seriouse drawbacks.
First and most important for me is, that it look quite silly. I think it is
not supposed to be done this way. Would'nt it be much smarter to just drop
the XML into the result stream that is send to the client anyway
Hi Jan,
All three Jobs are using the same Styleshteets. I just want to stylsheets to
generade PDF files and not to contain any Job logic. This is why I have the
job logic somewhere else.
Do I correctly understand that the XML tree you are generating is the
status xml ?
I m using
Hi everybody,
I have some thoughts about Cocoon and AJAX that I want to share with
you. They are somehow related to the Is cocoon obsolete?-thread on the
dev list, but I think users also should express their opininons :) To
sum it up, it has come into my mind that AJAX strengthens the classic
Hi Ralph,
Johannes,
If you actually do this you will be creating a website with a big
security hole. Anyone would be able to send fake requests to your
server with bogus data. Client side validation is nice - it gives a
faster response to the user and does take a load off the server as
Doesn't this mean writing a full-blown App in Javascript?
Yes, an AJAX-Client (as I see it) is esentially a full-blown App in
JavaScript. Think about the classic examples, Google Mail and Google Maps.
They provide a stunning user experience - but they are written in
Cross-Browser
Derek Hohls schrieb:
Ah. .So you were actually saying you can
define a single set of validation criteria _could be_ used to generate
whatever validation is performed both client side and server side
Obviously, Cocoon only generates the server side validation
code at present - but it seems
Sylvain Wallez schrieb:
I disagree with the statement that Ajax makes CForms obsolete. Even
with Ajax, you still need to input some data, validate it and relate
it to back-end data.
Now the way we interact with forms will change, and rather than
filling everything and submitting to see what
(anybody else unable to post to users@ from certain accounts?)
Sylvain Wallez schrieb:
Some validations can be moved on the client-side. There are a number
of different kinds of validations:
1 - individual syntactic/format validations (e.g. number / date / regexp)
2 - individual semantic
Hi Christofer,
one suggestion how to do this:
Generate and send a nicely formatted Email from the dom-object:
1. somehow generate content form the flow object
2. do an XSLT to make it look nice
Create a pipeline that generates (X)HTML from your flow object. use the module
source
But if there was a way to use CForms in a service-call-like fashion,
(e.g. call form rendering service, which returns xhtml you can place in
a div - call validation service - call data update service which implies
validation service - and so on), as such somehow decoupling the form
object
Is there already a way to just retrieve XML error messages and handle
them client-side ? This would enable, for example, to have an AJAX
client programmed by somebody who doesn't need to know Cocoon CForms
inside-out, as long as he adheres to a well-defined interface. (He'd
call CForms like
Hi Christofer,
make sure the encoding you use in your files form definition matches
the form-encoding parameter of your servlet engine, specified in web.xml
- I'm devoloping on linux, using utf-8 as default file encoding + form
encoding and had to set the form-encoding param to utf-8 like this:
Hi Andre,
even though it _is_ possible to persist objects from within layers that
don't know anything about cocoon by propagating the connection pool in
an InheritableThreadLocal, there is basically no reason why you
shouldn't use an external C3P0 pool, and move all persistence related
logic out
Hi William,
William Moore schrieb:
Hello,
Is it possible to use the Cocoon database connection pool inside an
application based on Cocoon, Spring and Hibernate?
I have looked at CHS (http://www.cocoondev.org/main/117/43.html) and
CocoonAndHibernateTutorial
Hi Tarun,
my suggested way of integration would be not to integrate them at all,
but to rather aggregate them using apache's ModProxy or some similar
technology. Cocoon wiki has a great article about ModProxy at
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/ApacheModProxy
Example: You have a cocoon based site
Hi Derek,
I did something like that, but it think it is still more 'simple' than
you describe:
- no database connection, all you do is edit XHTML fragments which are
stored as flat XML files in a directory
- no title, no section for a page, just the (unique) filename
It is based on the freeware
Bertrand Delacretaz schrieb:
Le 21 févr. 06 à 14:57, Angelo Immediata a écrit :
...var bizData = {
name : test,
id : identifier
}
cocoon.sendPage(test.jx, bizData);..
Should be
cocoon.sendPage(test.jx, { bizData : bizData} );
-Bertrand
Sure ? if I get this correctly, it is
hi abu,
this is more a basic java question since you did not yet get to the
point where the real problems arise, but let's see ...
First of all, are you using Hiberrnate 2 or 3 ? Might finally update the
tutorial since I don't know how many people still use Hibernate 2 ...
Next, if your java file
+1
This comes from my user perspective, since I don't normally depend on
large entities to host my applications, but can rather set up my own
servers and install the software I need. In fact, I think that entities
with a more conservative migration strategy would not typically use
cocoon to
Hi Fabrizio,
I wrote most of the tutorial you cite two years ago, but from the
discussions on the list got the impression that most people switched to
the CHS (Cocoon, Hibernate, Swing). Thus it is interesting to see that
someone is actually still using this technique. I do it still, as well,
Hi Baptiste,
Being a newbie, I struggled quite a time on the model and finally used
Generic DAO like described here : http://www.hibernate.org/328.html
For sure having the FlowScript to open Hibernate Sessions is messy in
the MVC pattern, in your implementation are you using some
Hi Fabrizio,
it seems that you alread have a very elaborate solution. I do not
understand some points completely yet, so let me ask some further
questions:
I tend to be more pragmatic, rather than philosophical ;-)
Therefore I ran various stress-tests using the 'ab' tool ('apache
benchmark',
hi ypomonh,
try cocoon.processPipelineTo()
as documented (http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/flow/api.html)
regards,
johannes
ypomonh wrote:
Is it possible to pass the contents of a pipeline to a flow?
I tried:
map:pipeline
map:match pattern=myflowurl
Hi Fabrizio,
Beware, as this post is a rather lengthy one :-)
I'm trying to be a bit more brief this time :-)
I've read up a bit on the Hibernate docs / forums, and wow that stuff is
much more detailed now than when I last checked (can't remember when
that was though).
I think I have to
Hi Joerg, Derek,
quoting Joergs sample code:
DecimalFormat decimalFormat =
(DecimalFormat)NumberFormat.getNumberInstance(locale);
decimalFormat.applyPattern(### ### ###.###);
decimalFormat.format(value);
Guessing from the Java DecimalFormat docs (which are REALLY confusing BTW),
this should
Hello,
following an inspiring discussion with Fabrizio here on the User's list,
I reworked the Cocoon and Hibernate tutorial and the underlying glue
classes. The solution is now free of major architectural sins (as far as
I can say) and allows a clean implementation of DAOs. No more opening
Hi Varga,
use
jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/YourDatabaseName?autoReconnect=true
as described here: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/MySQL
Regards,
Johannes
Hi Tricia,
What is the advantage of using a DAO?
I'm not sure if I am the right person to answer this question, but I'll
give it a try. Quoting from Wikipedia at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Access_Object:
Data Access Objects are a Core J2EE
Hi Fabio,
Fabrizio Sitzia wrote:
I've looked your page up in the Wiki - Wow! (Einfach geil!)
Thanks for the props :)
As soon as I've got something I can trust in production, I'll write up
the Wiki page describing it. I'll keep you posted.
I'm looking forward to see that. Let's get rid of
Hi Baptiste,
how is your filter-mapping defined in web.xml ? This looks like you map the
filter to all URLs, including images, css, non-database-dependent HTML and so
on ... you should map the filter only to those URLs which actually use the
hibernate session.
This is a little difficult,
This question is actually covered in the Fedora FAQ:
http://www.fedorafaq.org/
For running cocoon, additonally set JAVA_HOME to the root of the sun JDK
installation instead of gcj.
(jeroen, my mail provider is trying a new fancy web 2.0 interface which first
decided to send this mail to you
Derek,
I think Joerg is making the following point: In the form *definition*,
you just define the set of *possible* values for a field, e.g.:
fd:multivaluefield id=language
fd:labelSelect language/fd:label
fd:datatype base=integer/
fd:selection-list
fd:item
Derek,
Thanks; that is clearer. Am I correct in assuming that the :
fi:values
fi:value1/fi:value
fi:value3/fi:value
/fi:values
will be displayed as checked input boxes with a:
fi:styling list-type=checkbox/
I don't really know, since I do not use the default CForms
Hi Phillipe,
you can do it like this:
cocoon.load(resource://org/apache/cocoon/components/flow/javascript/Database.js);
and then
var db_conn = Database.getConnection(CordobaJDBC);
Unfortunately, the load will just work if you have the samples included
(it's from the petstore block). In case
Hi Derek,
this is probably because you have not included com.mysql.jdbc.Driver (not sure
if this is the exact class name) in web.xml.
Cheers,
Johannes
Original-Nachricht
Datum: Mon, 06 Aug 2007 11:05:17 +0200
Von: Derek Hohls [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An: users@cocoon.apache.org
this is probably because you have not included com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
(not sure if this is the exact class name) in web.xml.
Or maybe he didn't copy the actual driver class.
For example, mine is:
WEB-INF/lib/mysql-connector-java-5.0.6-bin.jar
Tobia
That might also be, although I'd
From my experience the situation is like this:
- if you have an active http session, log out (or delete the cookie
using crl+shift+del in firefox or whatever) and the new script should be
used.
- if you have a main flow script file which includes other scripts,
changes in the included
Hi Andreas,
if something goes wrong with the encoding, it's almost certainly a
generator issue. Which generator are you using? Could you post the
corresponding part of sitemap.xmap so we can have a look at your pipeline?
Johannes
Andreas Busch wrote:
Hello,
I have a problem with search
Unfortunately, creating your own links does not work with special
characters. While your pages are in ISO-8859-1 and probably work fine
with all forms and stuff since the server also expects ISO-8859-1, these
links get *always* UTF-8 encoded so that you have a mismatch on the
server.
Hi Andreas,
I'd bet that the screwed umlaut arises already at the level of the multisearch
generator, can you confirm this? (by looking at search.xml?cocoon-view=debug
and checking the source code).
If this is indeed the problem, your generator is not using the correct encoding
to decode the
What do I need to change?
[snip]
The flowscript looks like:
var tForm = new Form(cocoon:/db/update/form/test, {foo:foob});
var tmodel = tForm.getModel();
tForm.showForm(db/test.uforms);
var tForm = new Form(cocoon:/db/update/form/test);
var tmodel = tForm.getModel();
not sure where the print output ends up, though. I'd use
try {
//do something stupid!
} catch(err) {
cocoon.log.error( err );
}
or, if you want it less verbose,
try {
//do something stupid!
} catch(err) {
cocoon.log.error( err.getMessage() );
}
In these cases the error
Hi Mika,
I can confirm this, although it did not crash after 11 times, but about
15 ... whatever, can you please
- provide the pipeline that generates this error
- set pool-max and pool-min for all involved components to 1 in
sitemap.xmap, restart cocoon and tell us what happens?
Regards,
Hi Mika,
am I guessing right that you are using Java 1.6?
The NullPointerException means that This abstract pathname does not
denote a directory, or if an I/O error occurs (quote from Java spec).
Maybe you're running out of file handles ... which operating system are
you using?
Also, if you set
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