Re: SourceWritingTransformer, namespaces problem with Cocoon 2.1

[Murad Jura]

Bruno Dumon wrote:
On Sat, 2003-03-01 at 17:52, Mark H wrote:

I'm trying to write an XSP to a file using SourceWritingTransformer but the
latest DOMStreamer (v2.1) with setNormalizeNamespacesOn to true adds a
namespace to every element rather than to the xsp:page element (so that the
logicsheets don't work),


This problem should be fixed now in cocoon-2.1

This is a test.

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Re: POSTing form data to a servlet

[Murad Jura]

I may use the CInclude transformer. It can send "POST" and other HTTP 
methods to the server. See cocoon docs (esp. "Including External XML").

Murad Juraev.

leona s wrote:
Hi All,

I hope someone here can help me with a Cocoon problem.

I have an application that uses Xindice for its data store. I also
have a servlet that can get data from Xindice, such as:
 http://localhost:8080/kong/servlet/MyServlet?MyAction=GetXMLResource&am
p;MyCollection=mycoll&MyResource=mystuff"/>
This work just fine for getting whatever is in "mystuff".  Now I want to do
updates
to Xindice using information posted from an HTML form.
For example, I have:


  
  
  

I have a pipeline in my sitemap that maps to this form, but I don't know how
I can get the information from the form POST to the servlet. I have tried
things like:

  

http://localhost:8080/kong/servlet/MyServlet/>

  

but it doesn't pass the parameters to the servlet. I don't want to append
the
individual parameters to the end of the servlet call (i.e. GET). In other
words,
is there an action or generator that acts like a POST to whatever servlet
you
give it, and uses the current sitemap parameters (those that have been sent
by
the form)? This seems to be a common enough problem that such a component
would already exist, but I have done extensive searches and haven't found
one.
I am using WXPPro/C 2.0.4/Tomcat 4.1.18/JDK 1.4.

Thanks very much.
Leona Slepetis


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utf-8 data printing using FOP

[Murad Jura]

Hello all,

i have tried to print my russian data in a PDF format without any 
success. Serializer replaces russian characters by sharps (#). I 
configured a FOP serializer as described in a cocoon documentation using 
fonts from Win2000, but unfortunately this didn't help me.
How to solve this problem?

I have redhat8/cocoon2.1/tomcat4.0.3.

Thanks for help!
Murad Juraev.


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Using flow

[Murad Jura]

Hello,

has anybody successfull experience in developing applications using flow 
from the Cocoon 2.1?
I have got a January snapshot of the cocoon-dev CVS repository. Is it 
reasonably to use the flow in a production environment?

Thanks!
Regards,
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XML data linking method

[Murad Jura]

Hello all!

We are developing one staff management system using Cocoon 2.1 and the 
native XML database (Xindice 1.0). There are many relationships between 
our XML data resources, such as between an employee and a department.
Has anybody advise me what method we should choose to implement this 
kind of linking?
First we have tried to implement the relational database model by 
providing notorious id attributes everywhere, but there is one big lack. 
When we use this model all our relationships are scattered between a lot 
of stylesheets.
Unfortunately, Xindice hasn't any kind of linking tools, such as 
primary/foreign key feature in RDBMS. I have seen the XLink 
specification, but I don't know how to use it.

Thanks and sorry for my English!
Regards,
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Re: mapping to basepath in static content

[Murad Jura]

Hello Robert,

see the AugmentTransformer's startElement() method. You can extends this 
class and modify the 'if (attrName.equals("href")) {' string to add your 
attributes (src/value/action).

Regards,
Murad Jura.

Robert Sösemann wrote:
Yes, thank you, it's better than nothing. But I need to replace URL in scr,
value, action ... attributes as well. Sometimes even in javascript commands.
I tried to write my own xsl, but then it really gets very slow.

Any idea.

Robert
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Hello Robert,

there is the AugmentTransformer which augments all 'href' attributes
with the full path to the request. IMHO it is a good starting point for


you.


Regards,
Murad Jura.

Robert Sösemann wrote:


Hello,

what I need is a centralized mechanism to change the paths in all my
site-elements. (that means: Later when I switsch from development to
production I just want to change pathname at one single point, not every
single href, src ...)

Inside elements handled by cocoon (XSP, Generators, Action) thats no
problem, because they know their own context. Things I later add in my
Transformers are also no problem. I use xsl:include to set a variable in
very other xsl.

BUT: I also use static html or xhtml pages. How can change path



attributes


an even javascript command in a similar centralized way?

Who can help? Maybe I am on a totally wrong way.

Rob



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Re: mapping to basepath in static content

[Murad Jura]

Hello Robert,

there is the AugmentTransformer which augments all 'href' attributes 
with the full path to the request. IMHO it is a good starting point for you.

Regards,
Murad Jura.

Robert Sösemann wrote:
Hello,

what I need is a centralized mechanism to change the paths in all my
site-elements. (that means: Later when I switsch from development to
production I just want to change pathname at one single point, not every
single href, src ...)

Inside elements handled by cocoon (XSP, Generators, Action) thats no
problem, because they know their own context. Things I later add in my
Transformers are also no problem. I use xsl:include to set a variable in
very other xsl.

BUT: I also use static html or xhtml pages. How can change path attributes
an even javascript command in a similar centralized way?

Who can help? Maybe I am on a totally wrong way.

Rob



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Re: Action Not Adding Values to Sitemap or is it?

[Murad Jura]

Hello Julian,

simply a part of the pipe which use parameters returned by the action 
should be inside the  tag.

Murad Jura.

Julian Klein wrote:
Hi All,

I am trying to add a paramater to the sitemap through
an Action extended from the MultiAction Class, but
when I try to access it in my sitemap, it is empty.  I
am certain there should be a value coming out of the
Action b/c it prints the value to my log from inside
the action.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  I
attached my Action code and sitemap code snippets.  I
am running Cocoon 2.1 dev and java 1.4 on Red Hat 8.0.
 The reason for the action is to get collection names
from the Xindice database, which translate to client's
of the webapp.

Thanks,
Julian


   
	
 	  
value="doAddSubjectsAndMyCategories"/>
 	  
value="Global"/>
	
 
pattern="xpath">

src="xmldb:xindice://localhost:4080/db/wEMR/tasks/{../1}#{1}"/>


		
		
value="{categories}"/>
	

 

src="xmldb:xindice://localhost:4080/db/wEMR/tasks/{1}"/>


   

*

  /*Places all the user's into a sitemap parameter.*/
public Map doAddSubjNodes (Redirector redirector,
   SourceResolver resolver,
   Map objectModel,
   String src,
   Parameters parameters) throws
Exception {

   
Request request =
ObjectModelHelper.getRequest(objectModel);
Map sitemapParams = new HashMap();

//determine dest of task to be created
String subjectNode =
parameters.getParameter("task-subject-node",
 
request.getParameter("task-subject-node"));

TaskManager taskManager = new TaskManager();
   
//get all available subjectNode's
String[] subjNodes =
taskManager.getSubjectNodes();
String subjStr = "";
//add all user's to sitemap
for(int x=0;x
subjStr = subjStr + "/" + subjNodes[x];
}
System.out.println("subjNodes="+subjStr);
sitemapParams.put("subjNodes", subjStr);

return sitemapParams;
  }


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Re: Xindice in Cocoon

[Murad Jura]

Hello Leona,

you may use the XML:DB pseudo-protocol and aggregation:


  


  
  
  
  


Murad Jura.

leona s wrote:

Hi All,

I have a Cocoon application using several XML files that
I would like to put into Xindice. I asked on the XSL list about
calling Xindice directly from XSL statements, but that doesn't
appear to be possible.

I know that people have made Cocoon and Xindice work
together, but all the examples I have seen (cocooncenter,org,
cocoonwiki) may be using older versions of Cocoon, because the
changes to the sitemap don't reflect the version of the sitemap I have.
I am using C 2.0.4/Tomcat 4.1.12/JDK 1.3.1/WinXP Pro.

As a simple example, I have:

  




  

gs.xml contains some basic application XML, such as "page"s and "menu"s.
gs.xsl contains the "business rules" of the application, that cause
different
   data to be displayed, depending on the current user, current page, etc.
There
  also may be other transforms following this one.
html.xsl transforms the XML data into HTML for output.

Currently, I read in my XML data in gs.xsl using the XSL document()
function, and
would like to be reading from Xindice instead.
Can anyone tell me how to call Xindice from this pipeline? I would like to
do something
like get "/db/project/project1001" and set it to a parameter to be passed
into gs.xsl.

Thanks very much for any help.
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Re: Automatically generated linefeed before in the JSPcauses SAXException

[Murad Jura]

Hello Eduardo,


The qeq.jsp is a program that connects to remote URL using a
HttpURLConnection object. I do it this way because I need modify some
request properties. This remote URL returns XML data. The JSP simply writes


You may use the SourceResolver to access to your remote XML.
Another way is to set your favorite request parameters in your action. 
Next you can use they in the sitemap in this way:


  http://your/http/resource?param1={param1}&param2={param2}"/>
  ...


Or you can generate your query in your action:


  
  ...


Murad Jura.


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Re: How to encrypt password in DatabaseAuthenticatorAction??

[Murad Jura]

Hello,

In my point of view the easiest way is to not store real pusswords but 
its digests (in example MD5 or SHA).

Murad Jura.

Sternath Elmar wrote:
Hello,

I use DatabaseAuthenticatorAction and Update/AddDatabaseAction for my login/user administration procedure. All user info including password is stored as clear text in the database. Is there any solution for password encryption in this context?


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Re: form encoding UTF-8 / ISO-8859-1

[Murad Jura]

I think these kind of problem because of servlet container's illegal 
encoding interpreation. Cocoon fix this by wrapping a real request
object obtained from container to 
org.apache.cocoon.environment.HttpRequest as you now. But in you case a 
JspGenerator invokes a real page using the unwrapped request.

I think you can fix this by implementing a simple 
org.apache.cocoon.components.request.RequestFactory to provide your own 
HttpServletRequest wrapper which should perform a parameter decoding 
(see org.apache.cocoon.environment.HttpRequest). Your factory should be 
registered in your web.xml file as "request-factory" init parameter.

Has anybody other suggestions? Is this the simplest solution?


CARLETTA ANGELO wrote:
--- Reçu de   INFETUDE.G145193 02/250.96.71  17-01-03 08.26

Hi.

I have add de next line in web.xml of my application but whitou effect

  container-encoding
  ISO-8859-1


  form-encoding
  UTF-8


In attachement, the sitemap.xmap and web.xml
Angelo




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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 2003 12:21:46 +0500
Subject: Re: form encoding UTF-8 / ISO-8859-1

Artur Bialecki wrote:


I looked at the javadoc for java.lang package (jdk1.3.1)
and java.nio.charset.Charset (jdk1.4.1) and it
looks like the UTF-8 is the correct name.




I have a feeling setting the container encoding to ISO-8859-1
is what fixed your problem.




Another word of caution is the java.net.URLEncoder class that
doesn't play nice with UTF-8 in pre 1.4 jdk version.




Artur...






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From: Murad Jura [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: January 16, 2003 6:55 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: form encoding UTF-8 / ISO-8859-1


Martin Koeppe wrote:



Hello,

I'm using a recent developer version of cocoon 2.1 (Jan 9 2003),
tomcat 4.1.12 on SuSE Linux 8.0 Kernel 2.4.20,
and I found a problem with parsing the request parameters from a GET
request:

The browser (both Mozilla and IE) sends them as UTF-8, but cocoon
interprets them as ISO-8859-1. The problem can be seen e.g.


with form



validator: if you enter a non-ASCII7 character, and there


is something not



correct for the form validator within ANOTHER field, you


get the first



field back changed.

I have enabled "container-encoding" and "form-encoding" in


web.xml, and



set both to "utf-8", but with no success (no change in behaviour).

1) Can someone help?


I looked at the source, too:
org.apache.cocoon.environment.http.HttpRequest

There are getCharacterEncoding() and setCharacterEncoding().
Whereas get...() is mapped to the servlet engine function,
set...() seems to be implemented within cocoon.

In my experiments a call to set...("UTF-8") directly before


reading the



parameters within a flow script didn't work, either. (no change)
get...() always returned null.

2) Can someone explain the idea of the set...() function,


in combination



with decode(), i.e. why that should work? Or: what should


be done to get



it work?

3) Why doesn't get...() return the value that was set before with
set...(), i.e. why is the servlet value returned, whereas the cocoon
internal value seems to be used?


Thanks in advance

Martin Koeppe




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Hello Martin,

I want to inform you that I solved such problem by setting
the web.xml's
"container-encoding" parameter to ISO-8859-1 and the "form-encoding"
parameter to "UTF8" (not "UTF-8" because "UTF8" is the
internal Java's
name of this encoding type, see Java Documentation).


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Thank you Artur!

I have tested both UTF-8 and UTF8 and in all cases I have obtained
successfull results. But I have to set "form-encoding" parameter to
"UTF-8/UTF8" to get my russian data in the correct form.

Re: form encoding UTF-8 / ISO-8859-1

[Murad Jura]

Artur Bialecki wrote:

I looked at the javadoc for java.lang package (jdk1.3.1)
and java.nio.charset.Charset (jdk1.4.1) and it
looks like the UTF-8 is the correct name.

I have a feeling setting the container encoding to ISO-8859-1
is what fixed your problem.

Another word of caution is the java.net.URLEncoder class that
doesn't play nice with UTF-8 in pre 1.4 jdk version.

Artur...




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From: Murad Jura [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: January 16, 2003 6:55 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: form encoding UTF-8 / ISO-8859-1


Martin Koeppe wrote:

Hello,

I'm using a recent developer version of cocoon 2.1 (Jan 9 2003),
tomcat 4.1.12 on SuSE Linux 8.0 Kernel 2.4.20,
and I found a problem with parsing the request parameters from a GET
request:

The browser (both Mozilla and IE) sends them as UTF-8, but cocoon
interprets them as ISO-8859-1. The problem can be seen e.g. 

with form


validator: if you enter a non-ASCII7 character, and there 

is something not


correct for the form validator within ANOTHER field, you 

get the first


field back changed.

I have enabled "container-encoding" and "form-encoding" in 

web.xml, and


set both to "utf-8", but with no success (no change in behaviour).

1) Can someone help?


I looked at the source, too:
org.apache.cocoon.environment.http.HttpRequest

There are getCharacterEncoding() and setCharacterEncoding().
Whereas get...() is mapped to the servlet engine function,
set...() seems to be implemented within cocoon.

In my experiments a call to set...("UTF-8") directly before 

reading the


parameters within a flow script didn't work, either. (no change)
get...() always returned null.

2) Can someone explain the idea of the set...() function, 

in combination


with decode(), i.e. why that should work? Or: what should 

be done to get


it work?

3) Why doesn't get...() return the value that was set before with
set...(), i.e. why is the servlet value returned, whereas the cocoon
internal value seems to be used?


Thanks in advance

Martin Koeppe




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Hello Martin,

I want to inform you that I solved such problem by setting 
the web.xml's 
"container-encoding" parameter to ISO-8859-1 and the "form-encoding" 
parameter to "UTF8" (not "UTF-8" because "UTF8" is the 
internal Java's 
name of this encoding type, see Java Documentation).


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Thank you Artur!

I have tested both UTF-8 and UTF8 and in all cases I have obtained 
successfull results. But I have to set "form-encoding" parameter to 
"UTF-8/UTF8" to get my russian data in the correct form.

Murad Jura.


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Re: form encoding UTF-8 / ISO-8859-1

[Murad Jura]

Martin Koeppe wrote:

Hello,

I'm using a recent developer version of cocoon 2.1 (Jan 9 2003),
tomcat 4.1.12 on SuSE Linux 8.0 Kernel 2.4.20,
and I found a problem with parsing the request parameters from a GET
request:

The browser (both Mozilla and IE) sends them as UTF-8, but cocoon
interprets them as ISO-8859-1. The problem can be seen e.g. with form
validator: if you enter a non-ASCII7 character, and there is something not
correct for the form validator within ANOTHER field, you get the first
field back changed.

I have enabled "container-encoding" and "form-encoding" in web.xml, and
set both to "utf-8", but with no success (no change in behaviour).

1) Can someone help?


I looked at the source, too:
org.apache.cocoon.environment.http.HttpRequest

There are getCharacterEncoding() and setCharacterEncoding().
Whereas get...() is mapped to the servlet engine function,
set...() seems to be implemented within cocoon.

In my experiments a call to set...("UTF-8") directly before reading the
parameters within a flow script didn't work, either. (no change)
get...() always returned null.

2) Can someone explain the idea of the set...() function, in combination
with decode(), i.e. why that should work? Or: what should be done to get
it work?

3) Why doesn't get...() return the value that was set before with
set...(), i.e. why is the servlet value returned, whereas the cocoon
internal value seems to be used?


Thanks in advance

Martin Koeppe

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I want to inform you that I solved such problem by setting the web.xml's 
"container-encoding" parameter to ISO-8859-1 and the "form-encoding" 
parameter to "UTF8" (not "UTF-8" because "UTF8" is the internal Java's 
name of this encoding type, see Java Documentation).


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