Hello,
i have cocoon 2.0.4 with tomcat 4.1.x running.
I have a postgres db whith some content in it.
I also can display the date using cocoon, everything fine
My problem now is,
that i want to write a page that is like that
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David LAGARDERE wrote:
Yes, this is because you haven't declared the prefix
in your "stylesheet" tag (I advise to write it here so
that it can be recognized anywhere in your XSL).
Rewrite your "xsl:stylesheet" opening tag like this :
http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";
xmlns:sql="http://apache.
David LAGARDERE wrote:
Try :
Then I get an error and it says something like,
Prefix needs to get solved in namespace.
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Markus Blasl wrote:
I tried it with copy and paste for the "generated" xml-file and my
xsl-file.
And there it works, everything is put in a table.
The values now show up, but they are left untouched, or better they
are lined up, without any spaces at all.
I meant it works loca
David LAGARDERE wrote:
Are you sure that your DB element templates in your
stylesheet match elements with the "sql" namespace
prefix ?
I tried it with copy and paste for the "generated" xml-file and my xsl-file.
And there it works, everything is put in a table.
The values now show up, but they
Hi all,
i get values from a postgres database and i want to show them in a
html-table view.
everything gets touched and transformed by my xsl-file, except for the
data from the database.
Maybe someone can help solve this problem.
Here is what i have in my sitemap:
Hello,
i want to set up an application with a postgres database.
It's my first contact with cocoon so far, maybe someone can help.
What I did so far:
Installed Postgres, Apache, Tomcat and Cocoon.
Everything is working fine, and I also played a little bit with the
cocoon features.
Now I downlo
