Bear in the mind the use you making of it:
JXTemplate*Generator* (vs Transformer) -
my basic conceptual understanding of this
type of approach is:
* generator - data structure only (XML)
* (final transformer) - layout, say in HTML
(with DIV's) with styling and presentation in CSS
Obviously
Hello specialists!
I'm in charge of setting up a questinnair. I would like to do it based on
Cocoon and the Data should be saved in a file in XML-Format. If possible I'd
like to arrange the questions on multiple pages. It'll be about 30
questions.
What would be the simpliest and quickest way to
On Thu, 13 May 2004, David Swearingen wrote:
I'm trying to get Cocoon CLI to work. I've scoured all the documents on this, but
can't figure out how cli knows where to find my sitemap. I have cocoon up and
running just fine under Tomcat as a web application.
What I need is a very basic
Hi
I was wandering if anyone was working on a Cocoon Book that will deal with
the vast range of new features it has aquired over it's 2.1 release. Whilst
I am capable of individually understanding Cforms, Flow and JXTemplates the
problem seems to be knowing exactly how to design and structure
Robert Clarke wrote:
Hi
I was wandering if anyone was working on a Cocoon Book that will deal with
the vast range of new features it has aquired over it's 2.1 release. Whilst
I am capable of individually understanding Cforms, Flow and JXTemplates the
problem seems to be knowing exactly how to
On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 07:29, Tony Edwards wrote:
Hi Cocooners,
I'm a little confused. I'm trying to upload an xml file and process it
through the sitemap using Flow.
I've hacked the file upload example to suit my needs and I've got the
file being uploaded to my 'upload-dir' which I've set
hi !
For formulaire, you have to use Cocoon
Forms or Woody.
You can imagine to split your questionnaire
in multiple pages and let cocoon handle the flow via a Flowscript that
will control by example that the user follows
step1 step2 step 3
or better
step 1 then if answer =A
step1.1 else
Flavio Palumbo wrote:
Hi Nacho,
thank you for the replay, I tried to follow your cues but I didn't solve
it.
I tried to modify the authentication block samples sitemap as follow :
map:pipeline
!-- = --
!-- Logout link which invalidates
Where cocoon forms = cforms = the new name for woody
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hi !
For formulaire, you have to use Cocoon Forms or Woody.
You can imagine to split your questionnaire in multiple pages and let
cocoon handle the flow via a Flowscript that will control by example
that the user
Hi!
The Cform's input field seems had the same width,how to set them.
Best Regards
Johnson
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Robert Clarke wrote:
I was wandering if anyone was working on a Cocoon Book that will
deal with
the vast range of new features it has aquired over it's 2.1 release.
Thorsten Scherler wrote:
Strongly agree!
Would be nice seeing a book that deals with 2.1 new features! ...and
I think it
Perhaps the authors of the first Cocoon books could tell us
whether they got any new business from writing the books?
That might encourage more people to write Cocoon books.
I hear the call :-)
Ok, first thing to say is that the IT book market is still a mess at the
moment (as it has been
Simply add in your template
wt:widget id=field_id
wi:styling width=100
/wt:widget
or
wt:widget id=field_id
wi:styling style=width:100px
/wt:widget
or better
wt:widget id=field_id
wi:styling class=fieldclass
/wt:widget
and in a .css :
fieldclass
{
width:100px
}
Hope it could help
assigning the width is a 'styling' issue,
those are covered in the template file
try adding fi:styling size=200 / nested in your ft:widget
in general: any attributes added to the nested fi:styling element will
be copied over to your input field.
HTH,
-marc=
Johnson wrote:
Hi!
The Cform's
Strongly agree!
Would be nice seeing a book that deals with 2.1 new features! ...and I
think it wouldn't be a waste of time for the author (2 sold books
allready ;-)).
Make it 3!
Michael Wolf
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Matthew Langham wrote:
[...]
This means that some books on a particular subject have fallen by
the wayside. Our Cocoon book is an example. Our last information from the
publisher was that there are no plans to do a new version - even though we
may perhaps want to.
That is quite a pitty!
It is a
Matthew Langham wrote:
[...]
This means that some books on a particular subject have fallen by
the wayside. Our Cocoon book is an example. Our last information from the
publisher was that there are no plans to do a new version - even though we
may perhaps want to.
That is a shame!
This book
Matthew
Obviously have been through the whole process you are in
the best position to understand this issue.
Is there not some room for an intemediate approach -
a *series* of articles on key topics published in on-line
magazines - reasonably well-researched and edited; which
effectively
Hi ,
I think that you can easily do that
with a simple XSL Transformer and not a SourceWritingTransformer
Generate your XML
Pass it to XSL transformer (in
your XSL you will do some xsl:if test=b/@flag='true'
... )
Serialize it
Hope it could help
Laurent
Stephanie Zohner [EMAIL
A couple of days ago, glancing through the list's messages, I came
to one talking about a new feature to allow nesting anchor variables to
make things like {request-param:{1}} possible in the sitemap.
I cannot find the message anymore.. Is that possible now? on which
cocoon version?
Hej folks,
is there a simple way to do string replacement within the sitemap?
I have to modify a string I fetch from the URL and have to replace all
occurrences of a specific character. I dream of something like
replace({1},'_',' ')
Thankx a lot:
PHILIPP BURKERT
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Hi again,
OK I have digged deeper into the problem.
I have a 3part. generator declared in my sitemap.xmap file. It is not an
option for me to have this generators jar located in WEB-INF/lib or in the
classes dir. This generator jar MUST be located outside the Cocoon dir
structure. How do I do
hmmm
if you have
map:match pattern=*_*
you could ofcourse subsequently do
map:transform type=blah
map:parameter name=url value={1} {2}/
/map:transform
but this only works if there is a known fixed amount of underscores in
your url
Don't think there is straightforward sitemap level
Hi
I'd appreciate some help setting up a form definition such that the
labels that appear on the form are translated based on context.
I *assume* its something like:
In the Form:
wd:labeli18n:text i18n:catalogue=forms
i18n:key=lbl_nameName/i18n:text/wd:label
Catalog File (say: FormLabels.xml)
Mind you that it is Wat is jouw naam?
If ya need help with Dutch... no problem...
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From: Derek Hohls [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 14mm2004 15:26
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Internationalisation for Woody forms' labels?
Hi
I'd appreciate some help setting up a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mind you that it is Wat is jouw naam?
If ya need help with Dutch... no problem...
uhuh, better brush up your south-african then :-)
(looking at derek's mail address...)
Derek,
at first glance I think you are missing a locale parameter to the i18n
transformer...
For all german speaking folk on the list:
http://www.galileocomputing.de/katalog/buecher/titel/gp/titelID-672
Published two weeks ago. Nearly 900 pages. You can read hours/days/months in
it.
And then press your flowers with it ;-)
Regards,
Christian
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From: Derek
David Swearingen wrote:
I'm trying to get Cocoon CLI to work. I've scoured all the documents
on this, but can't figure out how cli knows where to find my sitemap.
I have cocoon up and running just fine under Tomcat as a web application.
What I need is a very basic command line -- which
I'm disappointed to hear that the tech-book market still offers so little
buck for all the bang you have to put into it. At one time I'd thought about
writing a book on Cocoon, mostly because I thought one was needed, but while
I dithered, others beat me to it -- thankfully! (And a good job you
You meant to say we tech-heads ain't exactly famous, right?
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From: Rick Wayne [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 8:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Cocoon Books
Now, this next bit will sound patronizing, so please forgive me. But we
Hi all,
I have a FlowScript that uses Cocoon Forms. I sets the onClick function of an Action widget like so:
var wid = form.getWidget();
wid.submit. {
form.save(occ);
occ.store(occ.getMetaData());
}
I recently switched from Cocoon Forms v2 to v3 to take advantage of the multiple
On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 15:26, Derek Hohls wrote:
Hi
I'd appreciate some help setting up a form definition such that the
labels that appear on the form are translated based on context.
I *assume* its something like:
In the Form:
wd:labeli18n:text i18n:catalogue=forms
On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 17:51, Bartosz Zgodzinski wrote:
This is mine form definition file:
fd:form
xmlns:fd=http://apache.org/cocoon/forms/1.0#definition;
xmlns:jx=http://apache.org/cocoon/templates/jx/1.0;
fd:repeater id=name initial-size={$my_var}
Hi users of cocoon:
My name is Hugo Marcelino, and i have the following
problem.
I was trying to see how it works the lynotype sample
block, but after i authenticate and click on the link to
createnew , i
get a blank page im my browser and nothing
happens.
I had a lookat the mailling
On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 18:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have a FlowScript that uses Cocoon Forms. I sets the onClick
function of an Action widget like so:
var wid = form.getWidget();
wid.submit.onClick = function() {
form.save(occ);
occ.store(occ.getMetaData());
Hello!
I have few questions on the functioning of cocoon 2.1.2 (or cocoon 2x
in general) and i thought i could seek some help from experts.
Offline compiling and class loading in cocoon 2.
Previously, I was using couple of cocoon 1 instances
Hello!
I have few questions on the functioning of cocoon 2.1.2 (or cocoon 2x
in general) and i thought i could seek some help from experts.
Offline compiling and class loading in cocoon 2.
Previously, I was using couple of cocoon 1 instances
Thanks Bruno,
That did the trick.
Mark
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05/14/2004 01:48 PM
Please respond to users
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On Fri, 2004-05-14 at 18:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have a
Derek Hohls wrote:
Matthew
Obviously have been through the whole process you are in
the best position to understand this issue.
Is there not some room for an intemediate approach -
a *series* of articles on key topics published in on-line
magazines - reasonably well-researched and
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