Re: [HELP] How Can I do ?

[Matteo Di Giovinazzo]

use the selector: org.apache.cocoon.selection.RequestParameterSelector

This should works:


   
 

 
   

   
 
   

   
 
   

 

 

   


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illo ha scritto:
> Hello All,
> I hava a question for sitemap
> how can i write a sitmap:
> if i request http://site/test.xml
> it will transform by default.xsl
> if i request http://site/test.xml?sytle=test.xsl
> it will transform by test.xsl
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Re: Embedded fonts on fop+cocoon2

[Matteo Di Giovinazzo]

See on FOP->FAQ for fonts inclusion in fop.

This userconfig.xml fragment works for me with Verdana font:
for Trebuchet font create your xml file from ttf.

(it's a strange misture of "file:" protocol and *empty* protocol!!!)





 
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 






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Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 1:55 AM
Subject: Embedded fonts on fop+cocoon2


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Help me, i use cocoon2 to make a PDF. I create a xml file with a servlet and
i use FOPSerializer to convert, using a xslt configuring a 
file, but i have on apache log this message:

[fop] HttpProcessor[8180][4]/MessageHandler: unknown font
Trebuchet,normal,normal so defaulted font to any.

I've already fixed the problem of user-config path files, i have put
absolute path or the relative path starting from $TOMCAT_HOME

How i can solve it?





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GIFTranscoder w/o LZW licensing issues

[Matteo Di Giovinazzo]

Hello all!

I've found a GIFOutputStream (that can turned into a GIFTranscoder) that
does *not* implement the LZW compression.

www.shetline.com

>From the license:

| Copyright (c) 2000, 2001 by Kerry Shetline, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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| Note: This code does *NOT* implement LZW compression. While the output
| of the compression routine is compatible with LZW, only a simple run-
| length compression is performed. The degree of compression as compared
| to LZW is not as high, but execution time is faster, and LZW licensing
| issues are avoided. Depending on image size and image complexity, the
| differences in compression may or may not have practical significance
| for particular applications.

I've sent a mail to Kerry Shetline for asking him a donation to Apache
Foundation of his code.

Any update will be sent to this mailing list!

Ciao,
Matteo



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Re: WAR file containing all that's needed for running Cocoon2

[Matteo Di Giovinazzo]

Thanks for the answer! Can you show me the basic content of cocoon.xconf?
I know that sitemap.xmap contains components and pipelines ecc...

TIA, matteodg


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Subject: Re: WAR file containing all that's needed for running Cocoon2


> Yes, you can do that.
>
> Create the following directory structure:
>
> your-webapp/
>   cocoon.xconf
>   sitemap.xmap
>   your/own/custom/directories/
>   WEB-INF/
> logkit.xconf
> web.xml
> logs/
> lib/
>   avalon-excalibur-4.0.jar
>   avalon-framework-4.0.jar
>   batik-libs.jar
>   cocoon.jar
>   dom2.jar
>   hsqldb.jar
>   jakarta-regexp.jar
>   javac.jar
>   logkit.jar
>   maybeupload.jar
>   resolver.jar
>   xalan.jar
>   xerces.jar
>
> You can remove various jar files if you don't need them. For example
> you can remove batik libs if you don't use SVG, javac if you're using
> jikes (which BTW is a very fast compiler, and should give you a nice
> performance boost), hsqldb if you don't need HSQLDB database support
> etc.
>
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> On Sat, 10 Nov 2001 14:21:39 +0100, "Matteo Di Giovinazzo"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I have used Jakarta Struts 1.0. When I create a new webapp that use
Struts,
> > I copy the struts.jar in the /lib directory of the webapp and setup the
> > configuration with /WEB-INF/web.xml and /WEB-INF/struts-config.xml. When
I
> > deploy the webapp (a .war file) in a web server all it's OK.
> >
> > For Cocoon2 is it possible to do the same thing?
> > Can I deploy a webapp that use Cocoon2 in a unique war file containing
all
> > that's needed for running?
> > What do I have to include in the war file?
> >
> > Does it exists a webapp blank for quick startup like the
struts-blank.war??
> >
> >
> > THANKS IN ADVANCE, Matteo
> >
> > Cocoon2 is great!
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WAR file containing all that's needed for running Cocoon2

[Matteo Di Giovinazzo]

I have used Jakarta Struts 1.0. When I create a new webapp that use Struts,
I copy the struts.jar in the /lib directory of the webapp and setup the
configuration with /WEB-INF/web.xml and /WEB-INF/struts-config.xml. When I
deploy the webapp (a .war file) in a web server all it's OK.

For Cocoon2 is it possible to do the same thing?
Can I deploy a webapp that use Cocoon2 in a unique war file containing all
that's needed for running?
What do I have to include in the war file?

Does it exists a webapp blank for quick startup like the struts-blank.war??


THANKS IN ADVANCE, Matteo

Cocoon2 is great!


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