Re: [Fwd: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer]

[Antonio Gallardo]

Aurélien DEHAY wrote:


Apologize for:
- The HTML format of the mail. Default settings of Thunderbird 
sometime sucks.

- Forgot to say, the site is in french.


You can configure thunderbird to use plain text with some domains. This 
is how I use it:


1- In Options/Composition press the "Send Options" button.
2-Under the "plain text domain" tabs add "apache.org".
3. Done!

Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo


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Re: Calling a block of transformations

[Reinhard Poetz]

JD Daniels wrote:
I depend heavily on resources... 


as most of us that want to avoid code duplication do ;-)
of course resources will go through an appropriate deprecation cycle

Is there any form of virtual sitemap 
components in the 2.1.x tree?


no, only in trunk (they should work there)

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Re: [Fwd: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer]

[Mark Lundquist]

On Aug 25, 2005, at 7:14 AM, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:


I've been using radeox (http://radeox.org/space/start) in Cocoon apps


me too

and it works well, except that I needed to cleanup the output quite a 
bit to create clean XML.


yup.

One thing I don't like, though, is that there are pathological cases of 
bad markup that can cause Radeox to spew malformed XML.


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RE: Calling a block of transformations

[Stewart, Gary]

> -Original Message-
> From: JD Daniels [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> I depend heavily on resources... Is there any form of virtual sitemap 
> components in the 2.1.x tree?

Reinhard did say deprecated so I imagine you'll still be able to use resources 
for some versions to come.

Gary

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RESOLVED: Strange problem upgrading Tomcat/Cocoon

[Steve Burling]

--On August 3, 2005 12:26:03 PM -0400 I wrote:


I'm starting the process of upgrading our Tomcat/Cocoon install,
currently Tomcat 5.0.16 and Cocoon 2.1.3, wanting to move to Tomcat 5.5.9
and Cocoon 2.1.7.  I've run into a problem that I can't explain, and hope
that someone else has seen (and solved!) the problem.

Our web/Tomcat/Cocoon server is a Sun ES3500, running Solaris 8 (uname
says SunOS hostname 5.8 Generic_117350-25 sun4u sparc).  A vanilla
install of Tomcat, with an un-modified server.xml, starts up just fine.
If I copy the cocoon.war file that results from un-tarring the Cocoon
2.1.7 distribution and typing "build.sh war" into Tomcat's webapps
directory, the Tomcat startup hangs right after logging "Scheduler
Cocoon_$_Wed_Aug_03_11:26:06_EDT_2005 started."

I've done this install on two other test machines, one a Dell box running
Red Hat Enterprise AS 4.1, and one another Sun box running the same
version of Solaris as the problem box.  Both installs work fine, and
Tomcat starts up fine with Cocoon installed.  So I'm completely mystified.

I've attempted to find any reference to this problem in the list archives
and via Google, and did find one post that claims that Cocoon and Tomcat
5.5 simply aren't compatible, but my tests show that it works fine
everywhere I've tried it *except* on our production server.  Any help
would be greatly appreciated.


To which I reply:

Back from vacation and with a fresh mind, I realized that this setup worked 
on every system I tried it on *except* the server where our current Cocoon 
instance is running. That made me wonder whether my test instance was hung 
waiting for a resource held by the production instance.


Yep.

The culprit turned out to be the HSQLDB Server.  Once I changed the port 
references from "9002" to "9003", Cocoon completed its startup, and all is 
well.


My apologies for the wasted bandwidth.

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Re: Calling a block of transformations

[JD Daniels]

I depend heavily on resources... Is there any form of virtual sitemap 
components in the 2.1.x tree?


Reinhard Poetz wrote:

Stewart, Gary wrote:


Hi there,

Another newbie question I'm afraid. There are a set of transformers 
that I commonly call from a lot of pipelines and that I'd like to be 
able to possibly change at a later date. 



You're looking for map:resource. See 
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/concepts/sitemap.html#The+%3Cmap%3Aresources%3E 
 and the samples.


You can combine a group of sitemap components within a resource and call 
them from other pipelines by .
Please note that this will be deprecated in Cocoon 2.2 in favour of the 
concept of virtual sitemap components.


Also note that there is no inheritance of resources which means that 
they are only available within the sitemap where they are declared. This 
is one issue that virtual sitemap components will fix.





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Re: [Fwd: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer]

[Oliver Schalch]

Bertrand Delacretaz said the following on 25.08.2005 17:12:
> Basically what we do is:
> 
> String input = "wiki text..";
> 
> // Radeox generates xhtml in a String (unfortunately)
> RenderContext context = ...some radeox RenderContext
> RenderEngine engine = ...standard or custom RenderEngine
> final String xhtml = engine.render(input, context);
> 
> / parse the XHTML
> DOMConverter cvt = (DOMConverter)m_manager.lookup(DOMConverter.ROLE);
> Document result = cvt.stringToDOM(xhtml);

Thanks, I will take some time tomorrow to get into that Radeox API, and
I guess I will use a XSLT way at least.



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oli


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RE: Calling a block of transformations

[Stewart, Gary]

> -Original Message-
> From: Reinhard Poetz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

> You can combine a group of sitemap components within a 
> resource and call them 
> from other pipelines by .
> Please note that this will be deprecated in Cocoon 2.2 in 
> favour of the concept 
> of virtual sitemap components.

Thank you kindly for yours and Chris Marasti-Gerorg's replies. I'll keep the 
virtual sitemap concept in mind for when 2.2 is released and I'm porting to it. 
I have seen resources previously used in this manor so why it didn't click I'm 
not sure. 

Thanks again,

Gary

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RE: Calling a block of transformations

[Chris Marasti-Georg]

Check into resources.  They are basically a group of tags that you can
call easily... I use one at the end of all my pipelines to strip
namespaces from the final xhtml and serialize...  It would look
somehting like this:









And in your pipeline










Note that (unless I just missed it), you can't call a resource from a
different sitemap... So if you have a main sitemap with mounted sitemaps
that need to use the same resource, you have to copy it into each of
them.

HTH
Chris Marasti-Georg
 

> -Original Message-
> From: Stewart, Gary [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Thursday, August 25, 2005 11:01 AM
> To: users@cocoon.apache.org
> Subject: Calling a block of transformations
> 
> Hi there,
> 
> Another newbie question I'm afraid. There are a set of 
> transformers that I commonly call from a lot of pipelines and 
> that I'd like to be able to possibly change at a later date. 
> I was wondering if there is a way to call another pipeline 
> inside a generate -> serialize block so something like:
> 
> 
>   
>   
>   
>   
>   ??
>   
> 
> 
> 
>   
>   
>   
>src="context://stylesheets/client/xforms.xsl"/>
>   
> 
> 
> I don't think redirect is what I'm looking for but I don't 
> think I want to use the aggregation (as there no generator) 
> as seen in 
> http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/snippet/snippet-internal-pipeline.html.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Gary
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Re: problem with wildcard and pipeline keys cocoon user forum

[Askild Aaberg Olsen]

Ralph Lange wrote:


Now it works, thank you very much.
Yours sincereley, Ralph Lange


For the archives...

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Re: Calling a block of transformations

[Reinhard Poetz]

Stewart, Gary wrote:

Hi there,

Another newbie question I'm afraid. There are a set of transformers that I commonly call from a lot of pipelines and that I'd like to be able to possibly change at a later date. 


You're looking for map:resource. See 
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/concepts/sitemap.html#The+%3Cmap%3Aresources%3E 
 and the samples.


You can combine a group of sitemap components within a resource and call them 
from other pipelines by .
Please note that this will be deprecated in Cocoon 2.2 in favour of the concept 
of virtual sitemap components.


Also note that there is no inheritance of resources which means that they are 
only available within the sitemap where they are declared. This is one issue 
that virtual sitemap components will fix.



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Re: [Fwd: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer]

[Bertrand Delacretaz]

Le 25 août 05, à 16:45, Oliver Schalch a écrit :

...Looks quite nice, didnt know it. Of course I'd like to see some code
samples, which you made..


Basically what we do is:

String input = "wiki text..";

// Radeox generates xhtml in a String (unfortunately)
RenderContext context = ...some radeox RenderContext
RenderEngine engine = ...standard or custom RenderEngine
final String xhtml = engine.render(input, context);

/ parse the XHTML
DOMConverter cvt = (DOMConverter)m_manager.lookup(DOMConverter.ROLE);
Document result = cvt.stringToDOM(xhtml);

Thinking about it, using nekoHTML (from the html block) to parse and 
cleanup the result might be easier.


-Bertrand



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Calling a block of transformations

[Stewart, Gary]

Hi there,

Another newbie question I'm afraid. There are a set of transformers that I 
commonly call from a lot of pipelines and that I'd like to be able to possibly 
change at a later date. I was wondering if there is a way to call another 
pipeline inside a generate -> serialize block so something like:




  

??








  


I don't think redirect is what I'm looking for but I don't think I want to use 
the aggregation (as there no generator) as seen in 
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/snippet/snippet-internal-pipeline.html.

Thanks,

Gary

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Re: problem with wildcard and pipeline keys

[Askild Aaberg Olsen]

Ralph Lange wrote:


 
 
 
 
 
   

  

where {1} is the path plus the filename, cocoon doesn't resolve the 
pipeline key on the map:read construct, instead it produces the 
errormessage:


Try with  

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Re: [Fwd: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer]

[Oliver Schalch]

Bertrand Delacretaz said the following on 25.08.2005 16:14:
> I've been using radeox (http://radeox.org/space/start) in Cocoon apps
> and it works well, except that I needed to cleanup the output quite a
> bit to create clean XML. If you want to try it I can post some code
> samples, it's fairly easy to integrate.

Looks quite nice, didnt know it. Of course I'd like to see some code
samples, which you made. And I guess I think about to rewrite eventually
the existing (buggy) lenya-wiki to that Radeox API.

> I was meaning to create a radeox block for Cocoon last year, but never
> found time,if you're willing to contribute that it would be cool. I
> think the Forrest people might be interested as well.

Maybe, depending on how good I progress with cocoon ;)

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Custom Serializer with InputSource

[holger . willenborg]

Hi,

I want to implement a custom serializer.
The product I want to integrate requires a 

- a java.io.Reader, 
- a java.io.InputStreamReader or 
- an org.xml.sax.InputSource 

The product (DataVision) usually reads
an XML file from a stream and I want it to take input from Cocoon. Is that
possible with the options above? 

I had a similar problem when trying
to integrate JasperReports as a serializer. If anyone has an example for
such a piece of code or any hint I would be very grateful. 

Regards
Holger

Re: [Fwd: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer]

[Aurélien DEHAY]

Apologize for:
- The HTML format of the mail. Default settings of Thunderbird sometime 
sucks.

- Forgot to say, the site is in french.

Rgds.

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Re: [Fwd: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer]

[Aurélien DEHAY]

Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:


Le 25 août 05, à 15:57, Oliver Schalch a écrit :

...Looks like issues in the grammer (wiki.grm or generation of 
wiki.xgrm),

or what do you think?...



Chaperon is a parser for strict grammars, and as such not really 
suited for wiki parsing where you need a somewhat permissive parser.


I've been using radeox (http://radeox.org/space/start) in Cocoon apps 
and it works well, except that I needed to cleanup the output quite a 
bit to create clean XML. If you want to try it I can post some code 
samples, it's fairly easy to integrate.


I was meaning to create a radeox block for Cocoon last year, but never 
found time,if you're willing to contribute that it would be cool. I 
think the Forrest people might be interested as well.


-Bertrand



We're using http://wiki2format.myotis.org/ which is a transformer for 
wiki ( http://wiki2format.myotis.org/demo_syntaxe.xdoc.html ) syntax 
similar to http://www.neokraft.net/sottises/wiki2xhtml/demo.html . It 
can generate xdoc or xhtml syntax.


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problem with wildcard and pipeline keys

[Ralph Lange]

Dear Cocoon Users!
My setup: cocon 2.1.5.1, tomcat 5.5.4,  jdk 1.5.0.
I experience the following problem: using the match pattern

 
 
 
 
 
   

 
 


where {1} is the path plus the filename, cocoon doesn't resolve the 
pipeline key on the map:read construct, instead it produces the 
errormessage:


org.apache.cocoon.ResourceNotFoundException: Error during resolving of 
the input stream: org.apache.excalibur.source.SourceNotFoundException: 
file:/opt/abs/serverFramework/application.efonds/.pdf doesn't exist.


The parameter is saved as the variable file -> the first time it works, 
but the second pipeline key resolves nothing.


Does anyone know why, or have the solution?

Yours sincereley, Ralph Lange

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Re: [Fwd: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer]

[Bertrand Delacretaz]

Le 25 août 05, à 15:57, Oliver Schalch a écrit :
...Looks like issues in the grammer (wiki.grm or generation of 
wiki.xgrm),

or what do you think?...


Chaperon is a parser for strict grammars, and as such not really suited 
for wiki parsing where you need a somewhat permissive parser.


I've been using radeox (http://radeox.org/space/start) in Cocoon apps 
and it works well, except that I needed to cleanup the output quite a 
bit to create clean XML. If you want to try it I can post some code 
samples, it's fairly easy to integrate.


I was meaning to create a radeox block for Cocoon last year, but never 
found time,if you're willing to contribute that it would be cool. I 
think the Forrest people might be interested as well.


-Bertrand


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[Fwd: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer]

[Oliver Schalch]

Seems like really dead on the Chaperon List...


 Original Message 
Subject: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer
Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2005 11:33:14 +0200
From: Oliver Schalch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi all,

We are building a publication for Lenya, where we can use and make Wiki
Documents. Therefor we use some parts from Chaperon/Cocoon, now the wiki
Syntax have some strange behavior, and I want to ask if anyone
noticed similar behavior or know where I should go look more into...

If I write a normal wiki document like:
!!! Bigtitle
!! A bit smaller
! Smal...
...
...
that works fine but when I insert the ! tag between !!! and !! tags then
nothing will be shown.
It looks like that it have problems just with the ! someTitle, because
if you want start the document with !, also
nothing will be displayed.

Looks like issues in the grammer (wiki.grm or generation of wiki.xgrm),
or what do you think?


Greetings
Oli


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Re: map:mount src="some.xmap" makes cocoon.sendPage fail

[Marc Salvetti]

Hi,

i think when you use sendPage(url), the url determine which sitemap it 
refers to cocoon://pipeline is in the main sitemap and cocoon:/pipeline 
is in the current sitemap


hth,

marc

Antonio Fiol Bonnín a écrit :


Hello,

I have discovered that on Cocoon 2.1.7 (not tested on other versions), 
if I have:




and internal.xmap contains:
  

  
and
  
 ...
  
and another pipeline in internal.xmap calls a javaflow function which uses
  cocoon.sendPage("pipeline");

the pipeline "pipeline" is NOT FOUND.

However, I found that using the following workaround, the problem no 
longer appears.


uri-prefix="internal"/>


The difference being a ./ before the file name.

Could this be a bug?... At least it seems so... Or maybe I'm 
completely confused...


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map:mount src="some.xmap" makes cocoon.sendPage fail

[Antonio Fiol Bonnín]

Hello,

I have discovered that on Cocoon 2.1.7 (not tested on other versions), if I have:


and internal.xmap contains:
  
    
  
and 
  
 ...
  
and another pipeline in internal.xmap calls a javaflow function which uses
  cocoon.sendPage("pipeline");

the pipeline "pipeline" is NOT FOUND.

However, I found that using the following workaround, the problem no longer appears.



The difference being a ./ before the file name.

Could this be a bug?... At least it seems so... Or maybe I'm completely confused...

-- Antonio

Re: Cocoon and IntelliJ Idea

[Bertrand Delacretaz]

Le 25 août 05, à 10:57, Uzo Andrew Madu a écrit :


do I setup a java/web/other project and then do what you suggested. ..


Yes, a java project will do. The way I described it, IDEA is "only" 
used for code browsing and editing, launching ant targets and running 
the remote debugger. I always use java projects for that, dunno if 
other kinds work as well.


-Bertrand


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Re: Cocoon and IntelliJ Idea

[Uzo Andrew Madu]

Bertrand,
do I setup a java/web/other project and then do what you suggested. 
Could you give me some step by steps here please, it's always
easy when you have done it a few times ;-)


Sorry to be a pain.

regards

Uzo





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Re: HTML embedded in XML

[Thomas Lutz]

Maybe you'd be successfull with a small service pipeline, that uses 
xml/xslt instead of jx.


I did this once, the basic idea was:

- writing a custom generator, that parsed the string to a DOM Document 
(in your case I think this could be done by simply wrap your service 
response with a tag). I ran into trouble when the middle tier switched 
to DOM processing instead of string made xml's, because suddenly the 
document started with the xml declaration :-), but I guess thats no prob 
for you.


- I think this could be done with elememt="servicewrapper"> too, but I have not tested this one


Then I passed this to a stylesheet, that basically was a identity 
transformation, just doing some  to  stuff. This pipeline was 
called by the "big delegator is doing the work pipeline"...


HTH,
tom

footh wrote:


In Javaflow, I call out to a web service (Google's, to
be specific) and get a bunch of results returned. 
Then, I combine these results into my own XML DOM

object, stuff the object into a Parameter map and send
it off to a JX page. As a result, I can easily inject
the XML fragment into my page by merely writing the
variable out.

However, the results sometimes have HTML embedded
within them (example,  tags to bold certain
words).  Using the method described above, this
embedded HTML gets converted to > and <
somewhere along the way.

I'm wondering at what point this occurs (building the
DOM object, or the JX engine printing out the DOM
object) and if there is any simple way to retain the
HTML.  I have an idea for an ugly way to resolve this
but was hoping that someone on the list might have
some insight.

-JF

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Re: Cocoon and IntelliJ Idea

[Thomas Lutz]

I
-created an empty project
-copied the cocoon sources into a dir in this project dir
-made another dir with my non cocoon librarier
-and then added the copied directories with new module to my project
-- although its "new" module, it detects your sources and imports them 
(no copying like in eclipse)

-- idea 5 recognized my .svn directories, so history support was there too
-- all I had to do was to edit the source paths, and some file extension 
mapping stuff to recognize xconf, jx, .. as xml files

-for debugging I use the idea jboss plugin

This works great for me.

Uzo Andrew Madu wrote:


Hi,
can anyone tell me how I setup a cocoon project in IntelliJ Idea? In  
eclipse it is simply a case of selecting import and point it to your  
cocoon directory. How do I do the same in IntelliJ?


regards

Uzo

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Re: Cocoon and IntelliJ Idea

[Bertrand Delacretaz]

Le 25 août 05, à 03:59, Uzo Andrew Madu a écrit :

...can anyone tell me how I setup a cocoon project in IntelliJ Idea? 
In eclipse it is simply a case of selecting import and point it to 
your cocoon directory. How do I do the same in IntelliJ?...


I use IDEA as follows:

-Add the Cocoon sources as a content root (the BRANCH_2_1_X or trunk 
directory)


-Change the status of the build directory to exclude it from the project

-Use the ant tool of IDEA to execute the builds, or run them at the 
command line depending on purpose and mood (/me likes command line)


-Use remote debugging to debug a Cocoon instance started with "build.sh 
servlet-debug"


This is very simple to setup and works fine for me.

-Bertrand


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Cocoon and IntelliJ Idea

[Uzo Andrew Madu]

Hi,
can anyone tell me how I setup a cocoon project in IntelliJ Idea? In  
eclipse it is simply a case of selecting import and point it to your  
cocoon directory. How do I do the same in IntelliJ?


regards

Uzo

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