Hi,
I have a flow in which I create a form. When this form is displayed, I
like to keep the continuation to stay alive for as long as the user is
filling in that form (which can take more than one hour, depends on how
many times the user is refilling his cup of tea or coffee, and how many
storage.
Kind Regards,
Jan
Regards,
Gunter D'Hondt
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Hi,
I have a flow in which I create a form. When this form is displayed, I
like to keep
Gunter D'Hondt wrote:
I don't want my sessions/continuations to have long time-out periods for
security reasons. It's ok to have them log in again if their session is
timed out
after eg a half hour. But then again, when they are editing a form, this
footh wrote:
I read about flow before and in fact I intended ot use
it once I got this supposedly basic part of the site
resolved.
Anyway, I re-read the documentation and I can't seem
to find out how it would help the situation described
below. How can I use flow logic combine 5 pages that
Is it somehow remotely possible that you are using an xml serializer to produce the html page(or
xhtml)? Does the script tag appear as one element in your html page script .../ ?
If so, you might want to read this:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-usersm=111088309324290w=2
In short:
Hi,
When I first used cocoon, I had xsp's all around. If I remember correctly, I did something like this
to get the value from the authentication session:
xsp:page
xmlns:xsp=http://apache.org/xsp;
xmlns:xsp-session-fw=http://apache.org/xsp/session-fw/1.0;
xsp:logic
String email
try
map:parameter name=schnirkel2 value={request-param:xfacename} /
that should work.
Look for inputmodules in the docs:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/InputModules?highlight=%28inputmodules%29
Kind Regards,
Jan
Mattom wrote:
hi all !
Sorry if i missed some documentation, but I after spending an
will be enough. If you need xml storage or want to have separate spaces
for different goals/apps you might want to use contexts.
Well that's my point of view of course, ;-)
Kind regards,
Jan
Regards,
Phil
Jan Hoskens wrote:
Hi,
When I first used cocoon, I had xsp's all around. If I remember
correctly, I did
So everything's fine but the scripttags? They are not appearing in the html
source?
A few things to check:
- it's possible that the xsl matcher doesn't match the correct namespace. If nothing is appearing
between the head section, try to add the namespace in the forms stylesheet template(look in
Maybe this is because the forms stylesheets try to match with a html document to add the styles and
javascripts. When no html header element is found, the mentioned elements are not included in the
final page. Look into the stylesheets templates to see where the scripts/styles are added.
One
Hi,
There's a little bit more you need to know about textarea and xhtml. Try to
follow me on this one ;-)
If you are getting problems with a textarea under IE(or another browser) it's because you think you
are serializing to xhtml but in fact you're sending plain html. First you need to know
, try to extract that piece (eg as the last example).
Kind Regards,
Jan
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If you're only goal is to show the profile you stored in the session
context, you can retreive it
with the session transformer and then process the data
Christoph Hermann wrote:
Marc Salvetti schrieb:
Hello,
map:match pattern=*cruise*
map:call function=handleForm
map:parameter name=documentURI
value=xdocs/planning/cruise{2}.xml/
When browsing, the cache system seems to get stuck on one of
When the user is authenticated, you can use {ID} and {ROLE} in your sitemap:
!-- taken from
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/developing/webapps/authentication.html
at the bottom --
map:match patternprotected
map:act type=auth-protect !-- protect the resource --
map:parameter name=handler
it is better to do this?
In xsl like:
xsl:template match=editProfileLink
Here goes html code for this link with added params from session
/xsl:template
or directly in xml doc?
Im confused about this :)
thx in advance...
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When the user
gioni wrote:
Christoph Hermann wrote:
Hello,
on some pages i want to display a login-form wheter the User is logged
in or not.
Therefore i need to know if the User is logged in. Is there a way i
can do this when the page i server is not enclosed in a map:act
type=auth-protect
?
I tried
beyaRecords wrote:
Hi,
I was just wondering if there are any cocoon heads out there who have
access to an I.E browser on an windows platform that can tell me whether
my site is visible when accessed from the browser?
http://www.beyarecords.com
Yes, I can see your site properly on my winxp with
/doctype-public
doctype-systemhttp://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd/doctype-system
encodingUTF-8/encoding
/map:serializer
Kind Regards,
Jan
beyaRecords wrote:
On 27 Jan 2005, at 10:43, Jan Hoskens wrote:
public class XMLSerializer extends
org.apache.cocoon.serialization.XMLSerializer
You might want to try this:
gmr:Cells
xsl:apply-templates select=page/content/rowset/row
xsl:with-param name=rowposition select=position()/
/xsl:apply-templates
/gmr:Cells
and then use xsl:param name=rowposition/ where you need to set Row= instead of re-counting
wrote:
On 27 Jan 2005, at 10:43, Jan Hoskens wrote:
public class XMLSerializer extends
org.apache.cocoon.serialization.XMLSerializer
{
public void endPrefixMapping(String prefix) throws SAXException
{
// do nothing
}
public void startPrefixMapping(String prefix, String uri
At first sight, everything should be fine.
A few things you can check:
- your custom serializer doesn't contain any super.blablah(..)
- the mentioned pipeline is the correct one and is called on its own. No other pipelines
calling/including this one? Try altering the page to be sure it's the
beyaRecords wrote:
On 27 Jan 2005, at 14:13, Jan Hoskens wrote:
- your custom serializer doesn't contain any super.blablah(..)
- the mentioned pipeline is the correct one and is called on its own.
No other pipelines calling/including this one? Try altering the page
to be sure it's the correct
beyaRecords wrote:
On 27 Jan 2005, at 15:25, Jan Hoskens wrote:
What about a simple test with a page containing nothing but a few
xmlns namespaces, running it through the html serializer once, check
if there are xmlns (there should be) and then replace that serialzer
by your customserializer
The variables ${cocoon} and ${cocoon.request.locale} should have values.
(if I use them in my jx, I do get an object/locale) Are you using jx
correctly (generator type=jx, or transformer)? Can you give more
information regarding the context?
Kind Regards,
Jan
oceatoon wrote:
by looking at the
You're using the cocoon:raw protocol, this means no request-params are
passed to your handler:
snip
You might be wondering why we explicitly pass the request parameters on
to the internal pipeline call. Note that the authentication resource of
the portalhandler is defined by cocoon:raw. By
Have you looked at the samples that ship with cocoon?
There are a number of examples which use a repeater. Look for the Forms
folder under your webapp: \samples\blocks\forms\ and browse the dirs
there.
If the samples are not clear, try to ask more specific questions and
include your own
Hi,
As I'm trying to reduce/replace my XSP pages (mainly) by switching to
flow/jx I was experimenting on how I could grab some information from a
sessioncontext and my authenticationcontext. I had an Info XSP page
with a pipeline that's used by my overal page layout (think of user info
that's
Mark Donnelly wrote:
Sorry but my question was incorrectly stated.
A standard pipeline with a transform and a serialise will take care of the
problem I originally posted.
What Im wondering is if I need to do multiple transformations, ie transform
an XML doc using two or more different XSLT docs.
Gaston Martini wrote:
Hi,
We're using CInclude for caching purposes and we need to specify its
src attribute dinamically, i.e. the value of src is not known in
advance.
We tried some combinations with xsp:expr, with no luck. For example,
trying to output the entire cinclude:
Harry Stangel wrote:
How can I use Cocoon to POST (not GET) an http request to a servlet?
Best,
Harry
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I use the following to post a
When accessing a file, you need to resolve it's uri. Resolving will
suffix a path the same way as used in the sitemap.
eg: in your webapp's sitemap you use pages/mywelcomepage.xml
mywebapp/pages/mywelcomepage.xml
mywebapp/sitemap.xmap
then resolving will add the whole path /.../mywebapp/ in
First thing you need to do is check your version of Form.js. It should
be something like
cocoon.load(resource://org/apache/cocoon/forms/flow/javascript/Form.js);
but may vary at the end with v2/Form.js or v3/Form.js.
If you're using v2, then you're definitely in trouble, as this version
doesn't
Upayavira wrote:
Jan Hoskens wrote:
I've let him log out of the system (even restart the browser) but he
still got the same error on that one form, but not on the other
forms. I cannot reproduce this error, but I guided the person through
some basic tests by phone conversation. This way I
the same continuation ID embedded within the form he's
looking at.
What happens if he logs out of the site, goes back in and finds his
way to the faulty form. Does it still not work?
Regards, Upayavira
Jan Hoskens wrote:
Hi all,
I have a site working with cocoon 2.1.5 and cforms. everything
Hi all,
I have a site working with cocoon 2.1.5 and cforms. everything appears
to be fine, but today someone tried to access a particular form and got
the following exception:
ERROR (2004-12-10) 11:21.46:174 [sitemap.handled-errors]
Hi,
You can get your context-related sessions through the ContextManager:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/apidocs/org/apache/cocoon/webapps/session/ContextManager.html
Here you can manage all your session context stuff through the
SessionContext object:
Hi,
I'm currently using forms.js v2 for one of my sites. This because I need
the ability to create a form with a Node, not with a URI. This did help
me at that time, but now I need to pass some bizdata to the
form.showForm() function and it seems like v2 does not have a bizdata
parameter and
try this:
var root = document.getDocumentElement();
And then operate on that root eg:
var node = document.createElement(myelement);
root.insertBefore(node,root.getFirstChild());
root.appendChild(node);
Kind Regards,
Jan
Derek Hohls wrote:
Simple question; I need to extract/change data coming
from
Hi,
I'm working with cocoon 2.1.5. Yesterday I had some problems rendering a
pdf (fop). As I had some trouble before with memory usage, I know that
I'll have to check the size of the memory again. But I didn't have any
problems rendering pdf before. Now today I just restarted the tomcat and
You need to set the complete jexl expression in the curly braces , and
if working with strings, I prefer .equals():
jx:when test=${value1.equals('1') and not(value2.equals('2'))}/
use and/or/not as operators (more on this at:
Hi,
Is there a way to get session-context information in
JXTemplateGenerator? I know there's a session, but what if I need to
retrieve the ID from the authencation context? (context=authentication
and path=authentication/ID)
Kind Regards,
Jan
- it's a
mere formatting language. You can,
of course, retrieve this information in your flow script and pass it
to jxt using normal template parameters.
(You can also pass complex objects like the complet authentication
context, for example)
HTH, Johannes
Jan Hoskens wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way
Hi,
When editing my flowscript, I notice that there are some components that
are used a lot.
Eg:
var resolver = null;
var filesource = null;
try
{
resolver =
cocoon.getComponent(Packages.org.apache.cocoon.environment.SourceResolver.ROLE);
filesource = resolver.resolveURI(uri);
Hi,
I have several cforms that connect to xml documents. These may contain
default values. If a user changes a value, an attribute changed will be
set on that value-element and on the document-element. To accomplish
this, I have to set javascript bindings for each value looking like:
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 03.11.2004 13:44, Jan Hoskens wrote:
If I leave out the old/new value test, it seems that it always gets
saved.
That might be a different behaviour between binding to beans and XML.
Don't know exactly though.
You mention event listeners/widgets. These are coupled
If you want to style your textfield, do it with
in template:
ft:widget .
fi:styling class=myCSSClass/
/ft:widget
Kind Regards,
Jan
Roberto wrote:
Dear Sirs,
this is what I found in the form-field-styling.xsl file:
xsl:template match=fi:field
input name=[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL
I got tomcat running with the following environment variables (system vars):
CATALINA_OPTS = -Xmx512M -server -Xdebug
-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=8000,server=y,suspend=n -Xnoagent
-Djava.compiler=NONE
CATALINA_HOME = C:\app\Jakarta-Tomcat_4.1.29
TOMCAT_HOME =
One other thingy: if you have tomcat installed, there may be a link in
your start menu(depends on install version) but this isn't the same as
running the startup.bat directly. (best to always use the latter)
Jan Hoskens wrote:
I got tomcat running with the following environment variables
If you're trying to work with dates, you can use the java extensions in
xalan. This way you can call any java stuff you need.
namespace to include:
xmlns:java=http://xml.apache.org/xslt/java;
xsl:variable name=locale
select=java:java.util.Locale.new('nl','BE')/ !-- Class.new creates
new
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I'm having problems with getting the calendar widget to submit upon
selecting a date. I've included the fi:styling
submit-on-change=true / tag in the form template but this fails to
submit the form. I've noticed that it does submit if you manually type
a date in the
What you tried to do is access a component from the web. If you want to
use other matchers in your sitemap in your current pipeline, try
cocoon:/write.xslt. Look at the wiki's for more about protocols:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/Protocols
Kind Regards,
Jan
Janvier Majirus FANSI wrote:
hi
Do you mean entering a date in the webbrowser? When setting a date in
the definition with a specified format, this format is used for
entering dates in the input fields of your browser. If you want your
date format in your xml file (binded data source/destination) you need
to set your binding
If your given xml tag is to be binded to your form, the convertor is in
the right place.
If I remember correctly the convertors may be seen as follows:
Convertor in binding - datasource is in specified format
Convertor in definition - input in browser is in specified format
Try fd:pattern
If I am correct, all stuff happens server-side. The fd:javascript will
happen at the same moment as the other validations (meaning sever-side,
on-submit). If you really want to have a client-side validation, you
can try to set some extra stuff in your template:
ft:widget id= ... fi:styling
a javascript-structure
with the metadata of each field in it.
Regards,
Gunter D'Hondt.
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Kind Regards,
Jan
Luca Garulli wrote:
Can I define a global date format avoiding to specifing it everytime
in definition mapping?
Thanks.
bye,
Luca Garulli
OrienTechnologies.com
(the light ODBMS, all in one JDO solution)
On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 08:53:17 +0200, Jan Hoskens [EMAIL
The stuff on the TimLarson (class, new, union, struct) page is available
in cocoon 2.1.5 (and up I guess;-)
Kind Regards,
Jan
Luca Garulli wrote:
On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 11:31:32 +0200, Jan Hoskens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Global default dateformat setting? Not that I know of. I think they use
Have you tried different options? Besides the sitemap aggregation there
are also some include transformators available: the XInclude and
CInclude may do the same as the aggregation.
Kind regards,
Jan
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Hi all,
Aggregating xml in cocoon takes too much time.
I try to
,
Jan
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XInclude is faster, but after several requests it slows down (don't know why)
CInclude is as slow as map:aggregate.
On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 08:30:01 +0200, Jan Hoskens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you tried different options? Besides the sitemap aggregation
You can always create a custom binding where you can map your own values
to a boolean value and back.
Look at the docs:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/forms/binding.html#fb%3Ajavascript
guess you need something like:
fb:javascript id=foo path=@foo
fb:load-form
if
Hi,
I'm using forms.js v2 'cause I need the createForm with an element
instead of uri. I just tried to use fd:submit buttons to be able to skip
validation with certain submits.
Nothing's wrong there, but as I previously worked with html submits (see
old way) and used the same name
Hmm, just saw another message concerning the forms.js versions:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-usersm=109595761120738w=2
Guess I was just a bit too jumpy to mail this
Jan
Jan Hoskens wrote:
Hi,
I'm using forms.js v2 'cause I need the createForm with an element
instead of uri. I just
If your container is tomcat, then every webapp will be accessible
through the name of its directory:
(war's will be unpacked so it's the same thing actually, I work with the
dir version, not the war)
(Also note that tomcat can be substituted with almost any other
container, I just used it here
You are trying to access a parameter that's actually one level up, when
going a level up you must use ../.
Try {../1}/{../2}/{tempname}
Sebastien Gabel wrote:
Hi !
I'm surprised.and I'm going to explain my problem ;
I would like to write a pipeline using action and flowscript :
map:match
You probably want logging instead of plain output, to do this in XSP:
getLogger().debug(your message here);
Look for your logs under your cocoon/WEB-INF/logs directory. I guess it should
pop-up in core.log or sitemap.log.
(You can also use .info() , .warn() and .error() with that getLogger()
You should set the container-encoding to ISO-8859-1 and leave the
form-encoding as UTF-8. If I remember correctly, the container-encoding
is a thing introduced with servlet api 2.3 while cocoon was coping with
2.2 . The latter did pass everything in ISO and cocoon expects it to be
ISO (will
I've just tried a little test (I never worked with applications in
authentication before)
This does work fine:
sitemap snippets:
authentication-manager
handlers
handler name=AuthenticationHandler
redirect-to uri=cocoon:/login.html/
Why do you want that hyphen?
I would suggest to use normal java way of capitalization:
mailUser = hello;
Kind Regards,
Jan
Adriano Smith wrote:
Is there any way i can use variable names with a hyphen in
Flowscript?br br something like br var mail-user=hello;br
br I get an error when i tried
If you want javascript libraries within your page the following should
work:
script type=text/javascript language=JavaScript
src=resources/AnchorPosition.js; /script
( ; because empty element may cause some problems)
If you still get the error ProcessingException, I suggest you leave your
When succesfully authenticated, a xml part should have been generated like:
authentication
ID/
role/
data
some more fragments as you like
/data
/authentication
Context of session is authentication
In xsp use:
xsp-session-fw:getxml
Whenever you have a union widget, you need a case widget that holds the
id of the currently chosen unionpart (struct) in its valuefield. You
might understand it better with a little example:
Lets say you have some heterogeneous repeater, some fields may contain
input, other's just a value to
xsp:page
String id = parameters.getParameter(id, defaultvalue);
/xsp:page
Kind Regards,
Jan
Lars Huttar wrote:
Dear Cocoonists,
I'm trying to pass sitemap parameters to an XSP page:
map:match pattern=data/language-entry/*
map:generate src=sources/language-entry.xsp type=serverpages
);
No doubt I'm doing something wrong but don't know what else to
try.
Thanks again,
Lars
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: passing sitemap parameters to XSP?
xsp:page
String id
You may want to take a look at the wiki page:
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/RequestParameterEncoding
I had this problem a while ago:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-usersm=109100902605917w=2
I'm wondering what the best solution is and which encoding is preferred
for handling special
Try {../1} with the second one (don't know if your locale parameter
needs this too, where does it come from? Needs to be {../../locale} if
it comes from the same level as the 1)
This ../ is needed whenever you have an extra level in your pipeline.
The action is such a level so use ../.to go
Have you tried another action? Is it possible that the action doesn't
return a success/failure value?
You may want to try an easy XSP action to verify that success/failure works:
?xml version=1.0 ?
xsp:page
xmlns:xsp=http://apache.org/xsp;
xmlns:action=http://apache.org/cocoon/action/1.0;
You're right, you can use it on any url but it does need valid xml as
response.
Kind Regards,
Jan
taabpr wrote:
Jan Hoskens wrote:
To solve the first problem use the Web Service proxy generator in the
Proxy block:
map:generate type=wsproxy src=
map:parameter name=wsproxy-method value
Hi,
I'm currently facing the following problem: I've set the encoding in my
serializers to ISO-8859-1 and checked the web.xml file (utf-8 is in
comment, defaults to the ISO-8859-1)
Everything is ok (special chars in cforms offer no problem, saving the
document with correct encoding) until I get
To solve the first problem use the Web Service proxy generator in the
Proxy block:
map:generate type=wsproxy src=
map:parameter name=wsproxy-method value=POST/
/map:generate
taabpr wrote:
Hi all,
It is a little bit connected with my previous mail (html generator
with 'post'), but much
However, when I replace it with an external file, containing EXACTLY
the same details, Cocoon cannot find it (despite the inclusion of the
reader below).
A small remark: (hope u don't mind if I drop in)
If cocoon does not find the file, there should be a logging (sitemap.log
or so) where you
Use the internal-only attribute:
map:pipelines
map:pipeline internal-only=true
put every pipeline you don't want the user to access directly here
/map:pipeline
map:pipeline
map:match pattern=**
do whatever you need as actions that's needed for each
internal
David Crossley wrote:
Stephan Michels wrote:
I have the same impression. The content is much less readable.
In what way?
I gather colours and fonts and stuff can be customised.
Read the MoinMoin documentation.
I miss the navigation panel on the left side
Me too, but i don't think
David Crossley wrote:
Jan Hoskens wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
Stephan Michels wrote:
I miss the navigation panel on the left side
Me too, but i don't think that we can have one
(i could be wrong).
It's possible, look at: http://moinmoin.wikiwikiweb.de/ThemeMarket
The tag fi:styling type=date ../ is responsible for the layout on your
page. You can find the styling in the stylesheets that come with cforms. The
date styling in particular can be found in forms-calendar-styling.xsl.
You've got several options: create your own styling type, change the cforms
You should mention your port with your host (host:portnumber), something
like
http://localhost:8080/
should do the trick, if not, your port will be different, so look it up in
the configuration of your server (tomcat/jetty...)
Then make sure you're pointing to the correct webapp, under tomcat
I'm no expert in this, but what's your exact memory amount you've tried? I'm
using CATALINA_OPTS=-Xmx384M and that works fine with me, although my pdf
documents aren't that big. I also had a small problem that the tomcat that I
installed: it created a shortcut in my program files that did not
A while ago I created an extra template in my woody
(cforms) to show/not show a group of widgets if a checkbox is clicked. It may
give you something to begin with:
This template goes in your woody/cform stylesheet
or create your own stylesheet and let this stylesheet include the other
le.display ==
"none")
{
gr.style.display = "block";
}
else
{
gr.style.display = "none";
}
}
}
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From:
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Subject: Re: disabling widgets in
CForms
Hi,
I'm using cocoon 2.1.4 release.
When using a wi:group/ with woody(cforms) I want to have a label
wi:widget-label id=... For some reason, the label isn't shown, if I omit
the group I get all my labels (and fields) but when surrounding it with:
wi:group
...
wi:items
wi:widget-label id=../
I'm using the authentication framework too, but to
get something from the session, I use session-fw:
xmlns:xsp-session-fw=http://apache.org/xsp/session-fw/1.0
xsp:logic
String roleFrag = xsp-session-fw:getxml as="string"
context="authentication" path="/authentication/role"/;
Hi,
I'm coping with the following situation: a mix of radiobuttons and fields,
eg:
* option 1
* option 2 [textbox]
* [textbox]
* option 3 [listbox]
think of something like:
your favourite drink :
* milk
* wine, especially [chardonay] (textbox)
* coffee [with milk|with sugar| with milk and
I don't know if it's already said done, but I'm working with cocoon
release 2.1.4 and there was a slight problem with the calendar. When using
the calendar under mozilla browsers, it shows at the top of the page, not at
the correct location (as in contrast to IE). I fixed this by simply setting
a
As far as I know, JXTemplates are used to include data. It can do simple
things with passed data. From cocoon, some special objects available such as
request/session etc, and from flowscript, whatever you pass as bizzdata.
Logic is available to handle and format the data.
XSP however lets you
I've not yet heard of a jpath transformer, where
did you find it? I do know that there's an xsp logicsheet "jpath" that you may
use, especially for
use with flow. There's another transformer which
does jpath/jexl stuff, but that's the JXTemplateTransformer.
When calling a pipeline, you can't pass parameters (As far as I know).I
had the same problem a while ago. I then just passed the parameters
asrequest parameters by
callingsrc="". Another option is
to setyour parameters in a session by invoking an action before
generatinganything.
Though I
transformer
Jan,the transformer I mentioned is:map:transformer
logger="sitemap.transformer.jpath" name="jpath"
src=""/PeterOn
23 Apr 2004, at 07:14, Jan Hoskens wrote:
I've not yet heard of a
jpath transformer, where did you find it? I do know that there's
When calling another pipeline, you can't pass parameters (As far as I know).
I had the same problem a while ago. I then just passed the parameters as
request parameters by calling
src=cocoon:/Pipeline/mypage.jsp?firstparam={1}. Another option is to set
your parameters in a session by invoking an
I'm using flow and I have the same configuration except for your
map:flow-interpreters tag. Try omitting that tag, maybe that helps.
Kind Regards,
Jan
- Original Message -
From: Vlad Ali [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 20, 2004 9:07 PM
Subject: sitemap
As found on http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/flow/api.html
To send:
cocoon.sendPage("mypipeline", {} );
I think the function expects a biz data (bean)
to be delivered (thus two parameters, not one), so just give
{}.
To redirect:
cocoon.redirectTo("mypipeline");
Kind Regards,
Jan
Maybe you should consider another way (non XSP). I have some long-duration
tasks which include email a result to different addresses. I do this by
calling flowscript, setting everything up (configs/parameters) and then
launching a thread. At the end of this thread, I use java mail to send
emails.
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