Cocoon Portal, Please Confirm.

[Richard Reyes]

Hi Guys,
 
If I want to use the cocoon portal in an 
application and will retain the current layout ( the header , the framesets )... 
All I need is just change the values on the different profiles
and set up their arrangements into how many number 
of columns right?
 
But
 
If I want to create an application using the 
portal but with a complete different layout, like I 
want to create it without the framesets...I need to 
re-create almost all of the portal xsl files
right?
 
Thanks
Richard
 
 

Re: Accessing the output of a modular db action in xsl

[Phil Craven]

because that is going the wrong way, I don't want one level up, I want one 
level down.  Also I would be just as happy getting the values out of the 
request attributes (in the xsl), but I cannot seem to figure out how to do 
so.  If anyone has any help on either getting at those values in xsl I would 
greatly appreciate the help.

phil

On Saturday 02 November 2002 10:48 am, Christian Haul wrote:
> On 02.Nov.2002 -- 07:22 AM, Phil Craven wrote:
> > When I try and get the bulk of the params that I am looking for, it seems
> > as if they are lost between level 3 and level 2.  I believe that my
> > stylesheet is trying to access the params at level 2.  How do I force the
> > propagation of the values from level 3 to level 2?  Any help greatly
> > appreciated.
> >
> > Here is the relevant section of the sitemap log:
> > LEVEL 3
> > PARAM: 'content_item_id[0]' VALUE: 'gold building image'
> >
> > LEVEL 2
> > PARAM: '../context' VALUE: '/cocoon'
> >
> > LEVEL 1
> > PARAM: '../../1' VALUE: 'group2'
>
> Why don't you use "{../context}" ?
>
>   Chris.


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Re: 2 Servlets within one Webapp

[Michael Wechner]

Max Larsson wrote:

Hi,

has onyone expierence with running two servlets
within one webapp. For example having the
cocoon servlet maped to / and another servlet
to /directory. I know this is configured in
the web.xml file in WEB-INF directory. But
i can only one of them at the time working, not
both.


Actually this should work. For Wyona we have the Cocoon Servlet
and a Scheduler Servlet running without any problem.

What if you don't do any mapping?

And call your servlet directly, e.g.

http://127.0.0.1:8080/cocoon/servlet/org.foo.BarServlet


Michael




TIA

Max


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2 Servlets within one Webapp

[Max Larsson]

Hi,

has onyone expierence with running two servlets
within one webapp. For example having the
cocoon servlet maped to / and another servlet
to /directory. I know this is configured in
the web.xml file in WEB-INF directory. But
i can only one of them at the time working, not
both.

TIA

Max


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RE: Pipeline vs Pipeline(S)

[Carsten Ziegeler]

With Cocoon 2.0.x there is only one main difference:

Error handling, you have an error handler on a  base.

Starting with Cocoon 2.1(-dev) you can also choose the pipeline
algorithm for each  section - so e.g. you can
turn on caching for one section and turn it off for another.
Or use a different caching for a third section etc.


HTH
Carsten


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Re: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError

[Jeremy Quinn]

On Saturday, Nov 2, 2002, at 20:29 Europe/London, Alex Romayev wrote:


Has anyone else tried Tomcat 4.1.12 and the latest
Cocoon 2.1 dev?  Any issues with that?



I am using this combo on a dev platform, no problems (so far ;)

regards Jeremy


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