How to aggregate resource or generator?

Hi How to aggregate resource or generator? Do I have to define matcher in internal pipeline for each? Regards, Rufio -- nmap -sS -O -p80,81 www.microsoft.com [..] Running: Linux 2.5.X OS details: Linux Kernel 2.4.18 - 2.5.70 (X86)

Re: woody multiple repeater form example

On Sat, 2003-08-16 at 14:31, maisonneuve nico wrote: hi everybody, i would like a example on a woody multiple repeater inclusion form.. For example , i have to make a form to edit this xml : documents document titleTitle1/title authors author name=coco/ author

Re: How to aggregate resource or generator?

On Tue, Aug 26, 2003 at 06:47:44AM +0200, rufio wrote: How to aggregate resource or generator? Do I have to define matcher in internal pipeline for each? Not sure what you're asking, but a good place to start is on the Cocoon Wiki:

RE: Wildcard (**) and nested hierarchy - problems

Does your sitemap really contain map:generate src=foo/{../1}.xml / or isn't it rather map:generate src=cocoon:/foo/{../1}.xml / The first case addresses a *file* relative to the directory where the sitemap.xmap file is located. The second case addresses a *pipeline* in the same

Re: URLs being encoded WITH cookies enabled

Sonny Sukumar wrote: Anyhow, 2 other reasons I'd prefer URL/link rewriting not to occur when cookies are enabled: 1.) It takes up precious time to parse a document and rewrite links. IMO this can be ignored. The second reason is much more important. We do the link rewriting ourself in a XSLT

Re: URLs being encoded WITH cookies enabled

Sonny, Looking at the code of the EncodeURLTransformer, I can see that it only checks whether the URL has been rewritten already (i.e. whether it includes the session ID in the URL already). It does not check whether cookies are in use or not. It just uses the encodeURL() method of the

Re: How to aggregate resource or generator?

on Mon, 25 Aug 2003 23:33:31 -0700 Chris Wilkes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tue, Aug 26, 2003 at 06:47:44AM +0200, rufio wrote: How to aggregate resource or generator? Do I have to define matcher in internal pipeline for each? Not sure what you're asking, but a good place to start is

transformer developer

hello, i can't find how to develop transformer with this method: - i would like to begin to analyse SAX events from the input pipeline - without terminate this analyse i would like to put in the output pipelinenew events - i don't want to use DOM builder but only SAX events have

Has anyone run default config under Windows XP?

Quick version: Has anyone run Jetty on an Win XP/Intel box and been able to connect to port ? With the XP box connected to a LAN via a router? Longer explanation: I run Cocoon 2.1m2 at work on Windows 2000 without any problems. I tried to install it at home and it built fine. It appeared

How to get HTTP-AUTH protected sources from distant servers?

I've been searching the whole documentation for days, but couldn't find any information on this subject. I just want to know, how to set parameters (user and password) for HTTP-Authentication to a distant server to send a request to. Furthermore I'd like to use the SOAP-Logicsheet to access a

HELP! How to get HTTP-AUTH protected sources from distant servers?

I've been searching the whole documentation for days, but couldn't find any information on this subject. I just want to know, how to set parameters (user and password) for HTTP-Authentication to a distant server to send a request to. Furthermore I'd like to use the SOAP-Logicsheet to access a

Re: Has anyone run default config under Windows XP?

windows xp prof after build i run [cocoon servlet] i get cocoon's first page using http://localhost:/ or http://192.168.0.56:/ [my computer's IP] i can access the second URL from anyone pc in my LAN i never had a problem like yours ---stavros On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Chris Clark

RE: Has anyone run default config under Windows XP?

Thanks. I figured it should work. At least now I can tell the MS guys that my problem isn't because it's an Open Source product. :) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2003 9:55 AM To: Cocoon Users Subject: Re: Has

Re: Wildcard (**) and nested hierarchy - problems

Nathaniel Alfred wrote: Does your sitemap really contain map:generate src=foo/{../1}.xml / or isn't it rather map:generate src=cocoon:/foo/{../1}.xml / The first case addresses a *file* relative to the directory where the sitemap.xmap file is located. The second case addresses

Stylesheet directed termination

From reading previous postings, does this error indicates as sitemap.xmap errors? Btw, mine does not say fatal like the other postings. java.lang.RuntimeException: Stylesheet directed termination 1015 at org.apache.xalan.transformer.TransformerImpl.run(TransformerImpl. java:3364) 1016

two subsitemaps

it seems that trying to mount more than one sitemap per request only mounts the first one. in the following example: map:match pattern="*/*/*" !-- domain/page/action -- !-- mountroot sitemap -- map:mount check-reload="yes" src="" uri-prefix=""/ !-- mountdomain-specific sitemap --

RE: two subsitemaps

Do you need multiple sitemaps? Given the brief description, it sounds like you just need your source organized... \content + \common + \customer-specific1 + \customer-specific2 + \etc One option is to catch the resource not found and have a specific pipeline for that. We did that for

Re: URLs being encoded WITH cookies enabled

From: Joerg Heinicke [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sonny Sukumar wrote: Anyhow, 2 other reasons I'd prefer URL/link rewriting not to occur when cookies are enabled: 1.) It takes up precious time to parse a document and rewrite links. IMO this can be ignored. The second reason is much more important. Ignore

Re: two subsitemaps

e nio wrote: No you can not have those two subsequent map:mount under one map:match, as you know the processing is sequential. Once the matcher is matched you have moved to the 1st mount location. However you can have another sub-mount relative to the 1st sub-mount directory, and in each

Performance Question

My company is expressing interest in moving some of our new application development onto Cocoon. I've been learning a lot about Cocoon this last week and I really would like to use it. That being said, one obvious concern is performance. Can any of you comment on your experiences with Cocoon's

EXSLT from exslt.org not working in 2.1

I am trying to use the exslt files from exslt.org in Cocoon 2.1. I have tried to use the most basic str:padding function and it will not recognize that I have imcluded the str.xsl file. I can't use the EXSLT in template or function style. Before any one says that Xalan-J 2.4+ already has

Re: [oss] cocoon and avalon based portal

a. WOW. b. I didnt see any downloads (Source or otherwise) c. I would love to talk to you some time about how you went about designing this. VBR, Michael Michael McConnellPerficient, Inc. - Advanced Technology ServicesSRS Extension: 785-296-4854Perficient, Inc email: [EMAIL

use my own configuration file for my avalon component

hy i made several avalon components with configurable interface i would use a configuration file (myconf.xconf) and no cocoon.xconf to configure this components.. but i don't know how do this.. someone can me help..:-) _ Trouvez

Re: EXSLT from exslt.org not working in 2.1

AFAIK it does not work with XSLTC in general, so you must at least use Xalan. We switched to Xalan as default XSLT processor just before the release, so I guess this is not the problem? Until now I have never been using EXSLT extensions with Cocoon. I sometimes used Xalan Redirect Extension

[oss] cocoon and avalon based portal

Hi, A little more than an year ago I started to work on a project that had as a goal the building of a portal. The client is/was a Canadian mutual fund company that needed a consistent way of accessing the information. Being an occasional Avalon committer and a Cocoon lurker I have obviously