Logicsheets tags in private logicsheet

[Aurelien DEHAY]

Hello.

I'am writing my own logicsheet for a little news engine. I want to
have some tags to make SQL queries, so I write something like that in
my logicsheet file:


  

  
dicolx

  

   ** QUERY **

  
  

** RESULTS **

  

  

  

But the esql taglib is not handled by the esql logicsheet. Is there
anyway to do this?

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Re: Logicsheets tags in private logicsheet

[Aurelien DEHAY]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

> Aurélien,
> 
> this should work (I do it frequently).  You need to declare the esql
> namespace in both your logicsheet and in any XSP programs that use your
> logicsheet (even if they do not use esql directly).

It work fine. Thanks.

> 
> -Christopher

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Cocoon & Tomcat & Apache

[Aurelien DEHAY]

Hello.

I trying to install Cocoon 1.8.2 on Tomcat+Apache. In fact, I wonder
if it's possible, as I have a lot virtuals host for my developpers, to
have a centralized cocoon.properties.

I've successfully installed Cocoon on Tomcat and Apache but there is a
WEB-INF directory (with cocoon.properties & web.xml) in each
developper directory). I hope there is a simplier solution.

I've tried some solution (like putting the content of WEB-INF/web.xml
in $TOMCAT_HOME/web.xml), but it still don't work. Then, is there a
good way to do?

Thanks.
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Re: Cocoon & Tomcat & Apache

[Aurelien DEHAY]

"Simone Bortolaso" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> The real problem is that if you want run tomcat and apache like nt-services
> together then you find out that they doesn't worked.
> Simone

I'm not on NT but on Linux.

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Re: Cocoon & Tomcat & Apache

[Aurelien DEHAY]

"Christopher Painter-Wakefield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> If you're on unix or linux, just use symbolic links.  You can have one
> WEB-INF directory but have it appear under every context.  Works great!
> 

Works, but it's a ugly solution. And it won't be a lot usable: each
developper directory is managed by cvs and they can work on it thru
samba ou nfs.

Thanks, but i'll still searching for a solution.

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> Hello.
> 
> I trying to install Cocoon 1.8.2 on Tomcat+Apache. In fact, I wonder
> if it's possible, as I have a lot virtuals host for my developpers, to
> have a centralized cocoon.properties.
> 
> I've successfully installed Cocoon on Tomcat and Apache but there is a
> WEB-INF directory (with cocoon.properties & web.xml) in each
> developper directory). I hope there is a simplier solution.
> 
> I've tried some solution (like putting the content of WEB-INF/web.xml
> in $TOMCAT_HOME/web.xml), but it still don't work. Then, is there a
> good way to do?
> 
> Thanks.

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Re: sql sample throws blank page...newbie

[Aurelien DEHAY]

java guru <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> The log file didnt show any error..or may be i am
> missing it...
> 
> Anyway, I was using following code(note the
> esql:error-results) for catching database exceptions..
> 
>  
>select * from
> department_table1
>
>  
> column="name"/>
>
>  
>
>
>this is error 
>
>
>  
> 

I'm not sure that * is a good thing. Try putting a column name.

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Re: C2: ESQL-Syntax

[Aurelien DEHAY]

Daniel Pfuhl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> Hello,
> 
> Can anybody tell me what the meaning of
>  is?
> I understand 
>  !
> Is get-xml returning xml? What type 
> do I have to assign to my databasecolumn?

Text for postgreSQL for example, but the string must be a valid XML
tree. e.g:

string content and emphasised text

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