Hi,
I was wondering if someone has got a hint on how to unittest flow
(javaflow in my case, but I guess it'd be the same for any flow). I
searched the wiki and the archives without luck.
I saw the callFunction-method in SitemapComponentTestcase which looks
like what I want, but couldn't
Hi Martin,
thanks for your help. I doesn't work, though, unfortunately.
SET
ANT_OPTS=-Djava.endorsed.dirs=D:\cocoon-2.1.4-src\cocoon-2.1.4\lib\en
dorsed-Xms64m -Xmx512m
What is -Xms64m -Xmx512m. I set the ant option as you did, but didn't
understand what this second part is. I don't think,
Hi Upayavira,
thanks for helping.
Does it work with the CLI instead of the ant task?
No, unfortunately that doesn't work, either. I used the sample xconfig
file from
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/offline/configuration.html#Sample+xconf+File
with minor changes for my project. I can see
Hi,
I am trying to use the cocoon ant task to generate a static website.
The error I am getting is:
NoClassDefFound: org.w3c.dom.DOMError.
Guessing that it should be in xml-apis.jar and checking, I found that the
class, indeed, doesn't exist. Not in the lastest xml-apis.jar from CVS,
either,
Hi,
I thought I'd give this a second try, since I didn't get any replies the
first time round. I'd appreciate any kind of comment/suggestion. Thanks!
Just wondering whether anyone has got any thoughts on this/best practices
to offer:
I have got a woody form that I need to display in very
Hi,
here's an issue I came across the other day and it took me quite a while to figure
out, so I thought
I'd let everyone know and maybe someone could include a note in the WoodyBinding
documentation on the wiki:
I had a bean with a Collection of type HashSet which I was trying to bind to
Hi,
just wondering whether anyone has got any thoughts on this/best practices to offer:
I have got a woody form that I need to display in very slight variations, e.g. a
certain button
should only be visible under certain conditions that I can check in my flow.
The options I can see are:
Hi Bert,
Does the problem with object identities mean that OJB is not the right
way to go when building forms that display editable lists? If that is
that case I lost quite a lot of time just trying to find an quicker way
to build web forms.
What are the limitiations of OJB exactly?
Hi,
I've got a very odd behaviour in conjunction with the
WildcardHostMatcher:
My main sitemap contains the following snippet:
map:match type=host pattern=www.mydomain.de
map:mount src=sub/sitemap.xmap uri-prefix= check-reload=true /
/map:match
Every time a new request is received, the
Hi Nesto,
not a complete answer, but some pointers that might help you:
1) writing a simple action that checks the user parameters
(username/password) provided through a web form, with those stored in
the database. Here the problem, for me, is to write java code that
reuse the connection
Nicolas,
I'm interested: I've done the same work but with an XSL Stylesheet but
a java class would be better. Where can we get it?
I've sent you a copy of my classes off-list. It is, however, as I pointed
out before, tailored to my own little authentication system, not to
cocoon's framework.
Helma,
Any ideas?
might not be of much use for you, cause I am not using the
authentication-fw, but I thought, I'd tell you anyway. I am using a
structure very much like the authentication-fw, but using my own actions,
thus a lot lighter and tailored exactly to my needs (thus not as nice and
Upayavira,
How do I store a java object in some application context or an
application level variable, just once during servlet container startup,
when I'm writing an app that uses flow?
Could you not write it as I component, include it in cocoon.roles so that
it'll be loaded automatically
Eric,
Is the class listed in your repository.xml and the repository.xml lies
somewhere in the classpath? AFAIK, OJB raises ObjectNotPersistenceCapable
in two cases:
1. The class hasn't been enhanced (which can't be it in your case)
2. No description of the class can be found in repository.xml
Jan,
have the following problem: I would like to pass the parameter
gr_name to the redirect-uri which is used in the pipeline.
Use input modules. The RequestParameterModule lets you do exactly that.
Just put {request-param:gr_name} into the redirect-uri.
(Also see
Which stylesheet processor are you using? I was playing around with Lenya
(a CMS based on Cocoon) the other day and they'd made XSLTC the default
and it crashed on xsl:includes saying something like could't get
transformer handler Replacing XSLTC by Xalan did the job.
I didn't go into detail
Giancarlo,
the SessionModule that you access by {session:...} only provides general info about
the session like session-id etc. You need to use the SessionAttributeModule to access
attributes. like your username. Use {session-attr:username} instead (if you haven't
changed the module name to
Flavio,
if you have tried all the reasonable things and doublechecked your settings (which I
think you have from previous posts on this thread), it's most likely to be a version
problem. I ran into the same problem when I upgraded from MySQL 4.0 to 4.1 and had to
replace my old
Hi all,
this might be my own personal problem, but maybe other people have got the same: My
spam filter doesn't allow for filtering for sender addresses, so there is no way for
me to identify cocoon-list messages and allow them to come through and I always have
to fetch them manually. Would
filter by cc and subject. That's all. So unfortunately your
suggestion won't work either. It's server-side, though, so maybe I should just do like
you and use a client-side tool.
Thanks
Stefan
On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 10:03:10 +0200
Steven Noels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stefan Klein wrote:
Hi
This way a can get session attributes either as parameter passed from sitemap,
or with Session object in an Action. Am i right?
Not sure whether I got you right: You mean, assign {session-attr:username} to an
action parameter and then use the parameter in the action?
This seems to me an overly
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