[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Using Cocoon 2.1.4-dev.
my attempt to write a wizard style sequence in Woody is (roughly) as below. Can anyone confirm I'm on the right track, or if I'll get performance problems later, for instance?
function mywizard{
var f1 = form.load(form1_model.xml);
var f2 =
Hi,
I´m relativly new to Cocoon and highly interested in using the Flow
framework in coplets.
Does anyone have experience with this (Sample would be great). My first
attempt failed.
Thanks in advance
Helmut
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* Oscar Picasso [2004-01-09 19:03 +0100] wrote:
What is the syntax of the logkit/targets/cocoon element (in logkit.conf) to
create a target that logs to System.err or System.out instead of a file?
Reading
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. It seems that your solution is more advanced
than I am trying to do. As I don't have much time to do redesign I only
want to get Cocoon's database connection from it pool in my DAO (not
avalon components classes)
Is it possible to call something like this in my DAO
Johan Kok wrote:
I've used chaperon for csv transformations, but are a long way from
something usable. - Hopefully chaperon's new version for csv
tranformation on cocoon would be usable, and provide a base to work from.
Geoff: I would be interested in what you have done thus far.
...
I'll
Conal Tuohy wrote:
Mark, for one technique, see my message from about 12 hours ago (sitemap
logic depending on pipeline content).
Aside from the technique in Conal's message, this is generally not
possible. The technical reason is that a pipeline is assembled before
processing starts. Only
* Sebastian Klamar [2004-01-10 18:49 +0100] wrote:
map:transformer type=bla/
!-- here the session attribute is generated --
map:transformer type=myexaminer/
map:select type=session-attribute
map:parameter name=attribute-name value=foo/
map:when test=okay
map:transform type=bar/
Selectors, Matchers etc are all executed at pipeline SETUP time.
Then, after the pipeline has been built, the pipeline is executed and the generator,
transformers, and serializer run.
The reason is explicitly to rule out what you want to do: a previous version of Cocoon
used a pattern called
Sebastian Klamar wrote:
* Sebastian Klamar [2004-01-10 18:49 +0100] wrote:
map:transformer type=bla/
!-- here the session attribute is generated --
map:transformer type=myexaminer/
map:select type=session-attribute
map:parameter name=attribute-name value=foo/
map:when test=okay
map:transform
