On 04.10.2006 15:41, Richard Light wrote:
Just to report back: I have now got file uploading working, but only
because I found this resource through a search of the Wiki:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/RecipeUploadUsingAction
This code compiled and ran first time.
Thanks for reporting back.
Shouldn't this page be linked to from the general upload pages?
It's a wiki. It's simply a collection of pages. Its biggest problem is
mostly to find the correct information. And it's about the wiki user to
link those pages as they need them. I.e. a wiki lives from the
participation of its users.
I never did have any luck with the Flow technique described in
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/FileUploadsWithFlow
because, I think, of a class loading error which prevented Cocoon from
initializing itself. Are other Cocoon users happily using the Flow
technique for uploads?
When I implemented an upload in 2004 I used the upload:// pseudo
protocol. But I have not done it lately and I don't know if it is better
or worse than the other solution. It probably won't work for all cases
as I process the uploaded file directly in the pipeline:
<map:generate type="text" src="upload://file"/>
<map:transform type="lexer" src="chaperon/excel-csv.xlex"/>
<map:transform type="parser" src="chaperon/excel-csv.xgrm"/>
<map:transform src="chaperon/unescape-excel-csv.xsl"/>
<map:transform src="cocoon:/chaperon-mapping-excel-csv2{1}.xsl"/>
<map:serialize type="xml"/>
"file" is the name of the field in the form. The rest is some Chaperon
stuff converting CSV file (Excel output) to some XML.
To comeback to the wiki issue: Maybe somebody can set up an upload in
Cocoon overview page with linking to all the different techniques.
Jörg
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