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Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Marc Portier wrote:
I think Resources might do it as well,
matter off taste what you'll prefer probably...
map:resource name=serialize-typeX
serialize type=typeX/
/map:resource
# and more for each type...
and then have map:call resource=serialize-{1} / in your pipe
Ah
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Hmm, much of the code on this page is wrong or at least misleading:
map:resource name=generate-data-xml
map:generate type=myCSVGenerator
src=http://csv-server.domain/getData/
/map:resource
map:resource name=generate-data-svg
map:call resource
from blocks.properties:
snip /
What's the status of the apple block can tell you only one person I
guess, so I will cc him.
Can you give any status information, Marc?
Joerg
Joerg, thx for forwarding, and to the enterested audience: sorry for
missing out on this...
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-and-buther RDBMS)
This would mean that you process the separate XML files when they are
being stored. (e.g. to put parts of the info they hold into the RDBMS)
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(or I did something wrong). I came to the conclusion that you can't use
dynamic XPath expression.
Or do you?
no idea, am not an xslt/xpath zealot
What sizes are we talking about? For really small sets you might
consider aggregating all
?
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As you see, the wi:values are empty! What is wrong?
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The two attributes together do define a unique row, but each attribute
apart is not unique. Is there any way to use these attributes together
as my 'row-identifier' or do I have to create an extra unique attribute?
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Upayavira wrote:
I'm using the jxpath #{./title} within jx:for in jxtemplate, and it is
returning titleSome text/title, instead of just 'Some text'. How do
I cause it to just return the text content, and not the whole node?
not working with: ./title/text() ?
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bugs which I'll hapily look into
just go for it and keep us posted?
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get it working
am currently (finally I should say) cracking up the modifications in
binding that were discussed recently, I add this to the (bottom of) the
list... if you have a simple test-case ready that would help
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Thanks for helping me!
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Yo, all.
answer
value
type
...
/key
...
/movie
/person
Notice the keys: the format is the same. So: I want to define one
key and reuse it whenever I need to. Is this possible?
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elements and attributes as needed
on non-existing paths
xpathContext.setFactory(new
Packages.org.apache.cocoon.util.jxpath.DOMFactory());
return xpathContext;
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can send some more detail of your setup?
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= atts.getIndex(href);
String oldHrefValue = atts.getValue(hrefNdx);
String newHrefValue = transformLink(oldHrefValue , BASE_URL);
atts.setValue(hrefNdx, newHrefValue);
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to use paths relative to the xsl document in the xsl
itself?
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the pleasures of continuations you
need to write those down in JavaScript.
The bonus of those continuations then comes at very little expense since
those constructs are totally equivalent in both languages, no?
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hm, pls explain why you would want to do that, since you will break
away from the most important pleasures of flowscript!
Consider following example. Our form has repeat widget with some item
list and additional fields for adding items (i.e. item
-buttons is a styling only issue. (at least according to the
filosophy of cforms)
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and the flowscript.
The presentation is for a company who use a lot of XML data (and many
type of representation (HTML, PDF, SVG, etc..)
IMHO given this bias selling Cocoon over struts should be a no-brainer.
lots of success with doing that :-)
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changed. If I now
xsp-request:get-character-encoding and change the encoding in the page
so that it now reads ?xml version=1.0 encoding=ISO-8859-1? i still
only get what is specified in the web.xml document and not in the
web-page. Any ideas?
Peter
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Jason Lane wrote:
Hi list,
how can I access the continuation-id of a woody bind through it's
classpath? (hope that's the right terminology).
I'm afraid it isn't, in fact your complete message sounds more like a
heavenly
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have never used esql I argue for the above being the way to go.
same observation here, now I also understand that preserving the CDATA
was the last thing you wanted to do :-)
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Joerg Heinicke wrote:
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I would like to have a repeater in which each row contains a single
radio button, and where this set of radio buttons constitutes a
group in the form, (i.e. have the same name).
Is there a way to do that in Cocoon Forms?
hm
upcoming that finally should get us into 'stable'
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is that if you would save that XML and parse
it, it would possibly yield *different* sax events then the ones that
were 'recorded' during pipe execution.
In particular regarding namespaces and xslt transformations this has
yielded some frustration over here.
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Uchenna Igwebuike wrote:
Does anyone have an example on how to bind data from and to a bean using
an ArrayList field to store multivalue data from a form
not yet (that I know of)
what have you tried? and what doesn't work?
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when looking for samples: see the 'switch' button in the aggregate sample.
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planning to make it even better,
so stay tuned and keep your comments coming!
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cforms it seems :-))
comments welcome.
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it should work for all datatypes,
but those datatypes need to match between backend and frontend for sure.
Uchenna
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unimplemented feature like
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forms. It will always remains a great mystery for me why XForms and JXForms
were deprecated when Woody is not mature enough to be the only form handler
for Cocoon.
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Sebastian wrote:
Thanks all for your reply and sorry for the mess I did :)
Marc Portier napisa(a):
[executive summary]
- aggregate works both ways, it is about the form-model, not about
binding nor templating
I though so at the begining, because it seams to be natural for me.
I just
being set onto the widget?
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Uchenna Igwebuike wrote:
Hello Mark,
I tried out your suggestions
Sebastian wrote:
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thx for spotting, since it is a wiki you should be encouraged to just fix
I did so.
thx.
- multiform is in my head about controlling the flow between forms. As
such the correct separation is: let
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Thank you for your reply to my colleague's query, Marc.
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not trying to subvert the relation between the form and it's
actions you should 'complete' the form and go onto the next one
change the action into:
fd:submit id=remove action
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Ok. I've looked at C2.1.5. Lot of new stuff. It looks interesting.
Saddly I'm not web developer anymore and don't have so much time
to spend
to a DOM-tree, then you can easily have code
that selects the DOM-element-context you want to work on
you just give that to the binding in the load() and save()
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which
is responsible for sending the xml data)
What would you suggest to handle this flow?
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Marc Portier wrote:
I suggest adding
transformer.setOutputProperty(Packages.javax.xml.transform.OutputKeys.ENCO
DING, utf-8);
which will enforce utf-8 encoding to all saved content.
I'm sorry. I've forgot to change my stitemap to make it work with the
xmldb source
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input field seems had the same width,how to set them.
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/map:match
But this does not work when I append the ?locale=it-IT parameter to
call the form
display from the flow script - what I am I missing?? And is there an
easier way to
do the above - bearing in mind I may have to add more languages later?
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this defaults to be the same IIRC)
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just work AFAICS, did you use the cocoon:// pseudo-protocol?
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for elements in this namespace.
(for completeness, wd is not the namespace, but the local profix)
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map:parameter
name=documentURI
value=forms/form_model_gui_data.xml/
as you can see in the script the makeTargetURI function will save to the
[originalDucmentURI]-result.xml version of the original.
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look at some more straightforward samples first, it's really not the
best one to start with!
and again: the complete syntax found there will go away and be replaced.
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=droplist-outer
wd:repeater id=inner
wd:widgets
wd:field id=droplist-inner
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) is not triggering any events of
this kind
it is removed from the repeater with wb:delete-node/ but don't know
how to access the row. Thanks.
maybe you can explain a bit more off what you try to achieve
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that the distinct input element's get
names like contacts.0.name
where contacts -- repeater
contacts.0 -- first row of the repeater
contacts.0.name -- the name-box in the first row
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and copy them to
different myapp sub-folders).
I'm asking for help. Thanks for it.
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(Packages.javax.xml.transform.OutputKeys.ENCODING,
utf-8);
which will enforce utf-8 encoding to all saved content.
alternatively you could find some way to check the encoding during
'load' and then reuse the same for the 'save'
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(sorry, the javadoc link doesn't seem to be available yet on this)
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this sounds like a multi-value field with selection-list
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(was the asterix shown on the form indicating the template-transformer
also noticed the 'required' flag?)
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miss out on the fd:validation around the fd:length though!
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Bartosz Zgodziski wrote:
Thansk and here
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hm, who owes who a bear in this case? Carsten?
Whoa! When did we upgrade to dangerous animals?
Let's keep this civilized :^)
grmblkrst , that wobbly speling of me
(http://blogs.cocoondev.org/mpo/archives/001506.html
see the form at least the first time this must mean that the
pipeline works ok so there is no reason to juggle around there...
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for me.
Thanks for your help.
you're welcome, we're missing something obvious here, things should just
work...
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since you will not use the reference to the widget in your
script anyway (cut and paste reusability of that part of the binding is
the only thing that get's harmed a bit)
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Here's my +1 for:
- Andrew Savory
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much boils down to the same thing
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of the forms-field-styling stylesheet,
based on value and various other parameters,
but I *cannot* find where the fi:label is
transformed - clues please!
Thanks
Derek
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other parameters,
but I *cannot* find where the fi:label is
transformed - clues please!
Thanks
Derek
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items=theme
^ shouldn't this be an
expression (jexl or jxpath) that returns the array rather then a string?
regards,
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/jxpath supports Map and List and arrays.
argh, my explanation was really clumbsy
what I tried to say was that @items should have as a value
- an expression, ie: ${theme} or #{theme}
- and not a string: theme
Bye, Helma
Thx for completing on the possible datatypes!
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need to post-process-serialize the string back into
the actual property that gets persisted.
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