On 08/11/06, Maurizio P. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Wow! great, thank u very much. Btw i am quite newbie in compiling cocoon
modified blocks of code... may u be so kind to drive me in compiling it? is it
just a question of calling 'javac MyHttpProxyGenerator.java' ? (maybe with some
flag to create the .jar file and with some flag indicating where should javac
look for all other files imported, like apache's ones). I think that it'd help
me much if u could please paste here the command/steps u used for compile (and
use) it.
I way to do it:
1. build cocoon - just run build.sh (or build.bat if on Windows). Make
sure it has created the target COCOON_HOME/build/webapp (where
COCOON_HOME is the location of your cocoon source tree)
2. create a Java project (I use Eclipse)
a. Add all the *.jar files from under
COCOON_HOME/build/webapp/WEB-INF/lib - not all are really
required, but saves time
c. Create java package org.nargila.cocoon.generation
and add file MyHttpProxyGenerator.java
3. To deploy, place result MyHttpProxyGenerator.class under your
webapp's WEB-INF/classes/org/nargila/cocoon/generation
As soon as i'll get it compiled and installed, i'll surely verify it's cool
functionality.
Thank U again for ur precious help and patience.
Best regards,
Maurizio P.
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2006/11/7, Tal Shalif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Only a week ago I was in a need of a proxy generator which will handle
> POST/GET to generate HTML from external sources for embedding in my
> Forrest site. None of the generator classes seem to have done the job
> so I finally merged parts a proxy generated I found under Lenya with
> the Cocoon HTMLGenerator, with the built-in jtidy support. If none of
> the existing proxy generators do the job for you, try to compile the
> following and put a line like this in your sitemap.xmap:
>
> [ ... cut ... ]
>
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