Aaand answering to myself again.. I think it did work, but my test
class was broken.. =)
- Joose
20.11.2004 kello 15:26, Joose Vettenranta kirjoitti:
Hi,
well, I got it to READ values, but I can't make it to SAVE those
values.. Anyideas how to accomplish that?
If I make class=java.lang.String
Ralph Goers wrote:
Andres Taborda wrote:
hello list,
excuse me by the following question
progamming in any language a value auto-increment is
for ($i=1;$i6;$i++)
$i+=1;
in xsl how can make the auto-increment.
I have the follow code, not make sum and
auto-increment
!--value initial --
xsl:variable
Hi,
is the new Cocoon version 2.1.6 compatible to Java SDK 1.5.0?
At my debian server the build process failed:
#:/opt/cocoon-2.1.6# export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/1.5.0/
#:/opt/cocoon-2.1.6# ./build.sh
Buildfile: build.xml
init-tasks:
Compiling 5 source files to /opt/cocoon-2.1.6/tools/anttasks
The offending code is in tools/target/init-build.xml:
cca. line 144:
!-- compile the ant tasks --
mkdir dir=${tools.tasks.dest}/
javac srcdir=${tools.tasks.src}
destdir=${tools.tasks.dest}
debug=off
optimize=on
deprecation=on
is there a way to get something similar the java string tokenizer in
xsl processing?
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Colin Paul Adams wrote:
fabrizio == fabrizio picca [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
fabrizio is there a way to get something similar the java string
fabrizio tokenizer in xsl processing?
XPath 2.0 tokenize() function.
Available if you use Saxon 8 as your XSLT transformer.
The EXSLT tokenize()
i've noticed that googling around...now i'm trying something like this:
in the declaration space i've added
xmlns:str=http://xslt.org/strings; extension-element-prefixes=str
in my code i've something like this:
xsl:text@xsl:value-of select=str:tokenize(string($uri),'/')//xsl:text
where $uri is a
fabrizio picca wrote:
i've noticed that googling around...now i'm trying something like this:
in the declaration space i've added
xmlns:str=http://xslt.org/strings; extension-element-prefixes=str
This ought to be exslt.org, see
http://www.exslt.org/str/index.html
You
-Original Message-
From: fabrizio picca
Sent: Monday, 22 November 2004 7:53 a.m.
Subject: newbie question: xsl tokenizer
is there a way to get something similar the java string tokenizer in
xsl processing?
You can also do this kind of thing in pure XSLT using recursive
Hi,
Basic question but i can't find the answer: how to write a more complex
test condition in JXT exprerssion
jx:choose
jx:when test=${value1=='1'} and ${value2=='2'}
or jx:when test=${value1=='1'} amp;amp; ${value2=='2'}
or jx:when test=${value1=='1'
Thanks Norman;
For Xalan (Cocoon) I have used
xmlns:java=http://xml.apache.org/xalan/java;
exclude-result-prefixes=java
in my root stylesheet element, and then
select=java:java.lang.Math.max($num1,$num2)
This seems to work fine. I am not sure about a
more generic solution?
Derek
Julian
I was assuming your users *were* likely to be
making changes at runtime. Or do you see this
as a once-off process, completed before the app
is even launched? AFAICS, Cocoon in general seems
pretty scalable - see previous threads for more
details - my experience is that the limiting
pguillard wrote:
Hi,
Basic question but i can't find the answer: how to write a more
complex test condition in JXT exprerssion
jx:choose
jx:when test=${value1=='1'} and ${value2=='2'}
or jx:when test=${value1=='1'} amp;amp; ${value2=='2'}
or jx:when
Right. Thanks a lot, thanks for the photo album too !
Upayavira wrote:
pguillard wrote:
Hi,
Basic question but i can't find the answer: how to write a more
complex test condition in JXT exprerssion
jx:choose
jx:when test=${value1=='1'} and ${value2=='2'}
or jx:when
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