Re: woody form validation problem

2004-01-14 Thread Patrick Hess
Antonio Gallardo wrote:

Also where the flow script is broken at waht line? It would help.
Thank for the response! I'm not using flows because app has to run under 
Weblogic and I have no fix for WL that makes them usable... (If someone 
has tip for me... :)

I will check the definitions again and see if I can find something there.

Patrick

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Re: woody form validation problem

2004-01-14 Thread Patrick Hess
Antonio Gallardo wrote:

From the below exception stack trace. I guess the problem is related to a
bad validator. Concretly to a bad expression. Can you review your
definitions in this way?
Great! Problem was caused by a wd:assert -- as I don't need it 
removing it fixed the problem. Thank a lot, now I'm ready to roll-out 
the app...

Patrick



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woody form validation problem

2004-01-13 Thread Patrick Hess
Hi, I'm having a problem using woody which I can not find. Maybe someone 
 has an idea about it.

After filling out this form (one of dozends, displaying the form work 
fine) and submitting I'm getting around 1000 lines of exception. It's 
always the same, repeating at some point. In fact I'm getting the 
following over and over again:

org.outerj.expression.EqualsFunction.evaluate(EqualsFunction.java:8)
org.apache.cocoon.woody.datatype.validationruleimpl.AssertValidationRule.validate(AssertValidationRule.java:73)
org.apache.cocoon.woody.datatype.typeimpl.AbstractDatatype.validate(AbstractDatatype.java:73)
org.apache.cocoon.woody.formmodel.Field.getValue(Field.java:152)
org.apache.cocoon.woody.formmodel.ExpressionContextImpl.resolveVariable(ExpressionContextImpl.java:105)
org.outerj.expression.VariableFunction.evaluate(VariableFunction.java:26)
[... then starting again:]
org.outerj.expression.EqualsFunction.evaluate(EqualsFunction.java:8)


Unfortunaly I cannot find this exception(s) in any logfile (cocoon, 
weblogic, ...) and the amount of lines is exceeding my scrollback 
buffer... :(

Maybe someone has seen this messages or has an idea about what's going 
wrong here...

Thanks!
--
Patrick Hess


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Re: woody form validation problem

2004-01-13 Thread Antonio Gallardo
Patrick Hess dijo:

From the below exception stack trace. I guess the problem is related to a
bad validator. Concretly to a bad expression. Can you review your
definitions in this way?

Also where the flow script is broken at waht line? It would help.

Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo


 Hi, I'm having a problem using woody which I can not find. Maybe someone
   has an idea about it.

 After filling out this form (one of dozends, displaying the form work
 fine) and submitting I'm getting around 1000 lines of exception. It's
 always the same, repeating at some point. In fact I'm getting the
 following over and over again:


 org.outerj.expression.EqualsFunction.evaluate(EqualsFunction.java:8)
 org.apache.cocoon.woody.datatype.validationruleimpl.AssertValidationRule.validate(AssertValidationRule.java:73)
 org.apache.cocoon.woody.datatype.typeimpl.AbstractDatatype.validate(AbstractDatatype.java:73)
 org.apache.cocoon.woody.formmodel.Field.getValue(Field.java:152)
 org.apache.cocoon.woody.formmodel.ExpressionContextImpl.resolveVariable(ExpressionContextImpl.java:105)
 org.outerj.expression.VariableFunction.evaluate(VariableFunction.java:26)
 [... then starting again:]
 org.outerj.expression.EqualsFunction.evaluate(EqualsFunction.java:8)



 Unfortunaly I cannot find this exception(s) in any logfile (cocoon,
 weblogic, ...) and the amount of lines is exceeding my scrollback
 buffer... :(

 Maybe someone has seen this messages or has an idea about what's going
 wrong here...

 Thanks!
 --
 Patrick Hess

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Re: Form validation problem

2003-12-15 Thread Christian Haul
Joe D. Williams wrote:
Working on the examples in Chapter 12 of Lajos and Jeremy's book, I cannot
get the new ticket form to return the results. It just keeps displaying the
blank form,
without updating the database.
I am running Cocoon 2.0.4 on Tomcat 4.1.27 standalone with J2SDK1.4.1 and
MySQL 4.0.16
The idea is to use the org.apache.cocoon.acting.DatabaseAddAction to put
the info from a set of forms into a db.
The info must first be validated using
org.apache.cocoon.acting.FormValidatorAction. Looking at the sitemap log
for the logger sitemap.action.validator I find a number of messages where
it is validating the info from the forms.
After this, there is a message: All form params validated. An error
occurred.
There will be a message in the sitemap.log indicating the validation 
error. In addition, the info is available as request attribute (so dump 
all request attributes on your page and you'll see).

Besides, you should consider to move to cocoon forms aka Woody or at 
least use the database actions from the modular package. Their interface
is a lot more consistent and have more docs.

	Chris.

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Re: Form validation problem

2003-12-14 Thread Mariusz Sieraczkiewicz
I don't know the answer, but I've a suggestion. Using actions is old way
of creating forms. There is great stuff developed recently for handling
forms (validatin, binding etc.) called CocoonForms (WOODY). Dig into
user docs and wiki pages and you'll find helpful information on flexible
and powerful way of creating forms (also those backed up by database).
Regards

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Form validation problem

2003-12-13 Thread Joe D. Williams
Working on the examples in Chapter 12 of Lajos and Jeremy's book, I cannot
get the new ticket form to return the results. It just keeps displaying the
blank form,
without updating the database.

I am running Cocoon 2.0.4 on Tomcat 4.1.27 standalone with J2SDK1.4.1 and
MySQL 4.0.16

The idea is to use the org.apache.cocoon.acting.DatabaseAddAction to put
the info from a set of forms into a db.

The info must first be validated using
org.apache.cocoon.acting.FormValidatorAction. Looking at the sitemap log
for the logger sitemap.action.validator I find a number of messages where
it is validating the info from the forms.

After this, there is a message: All form params validated. An error
occurred.

There is nothing in the error log about this. But, in the core.log there is
a warning: ExcaliburComponentSelector: Attempted to release a null
component.



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