DO NOT REPLY [Bug 13070] - [PATCH] Add a new tag to XSP

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Re: DTD v. WXS v. Schematron v. RelaxNG

On Thursday, October 24, 2002, at 09:57 PM, David Crossley wrote: Excellent news, Pete. This will be a big advantage. When you say "JARV API" do you mean the http://iso-relax.sourceforge.net/JARV/ Yes. I see that their User's Guide says ... Although it originally came from the RELAX commun

Re: RELAXNG grammar for sitemap

> "David" == David Crossley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: David> I am not sure which tool you refer to. I had no problems at rng which uses msv, by the author of msv. David> I presume that the draft sitemap DTD is using a workaround David> for the namespace lack, by having explicit

Re: Multiple namespaces in sitemaps

> "Colin" == Colin Paul Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Colin> I do not understand why the sitemap.xmap files use two Colin> namespaces (the map: namespace and the global Colin> namespace). Does anyone know, or is it just an accident? I Colin> think I shall experiment by add

Re: Multiple namespaces in sitemaps

> "Piroumian" == Piroumian Konstantin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Piroumian> Do you mean that sitemap can handle its own elements in Piroumian> both namespaces? Or you refer to particular component Piroumian> configurations that are usually in the global Piroumian> namespace?

java.lang.null on logout using sunRise

Hey folks, My name is Brian Schwark, and I was referred to this list by Matthew Langham concerning some difficulty I've been having using the sunRise components with the Cocoon 2.1 CVS distribution. My problem is basically this: I am able to authenticate and login, and create an active session

R: R: Is this as anomaly ?

Vadim, thanks, one can always trust you :) Just two things: 1) I'll submit the bug to BugZilla 2) You (developers) set "incremental-processing" to "false" by default in 2.1 and 2.0.4 Best regards, Luca Morandini [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -Messaggio originale- > Da: Vadim Gritsenko [mailto

Re: Authentication for Cocoon [JAAS , JBoss, WebLogic, etc.]

Michael, Regarding the use of authentication with JAAS, I think > Cocoon would be simply another JAAS client, using an application server > to authenticate against. Yes. Being a JAAS clint is application specific. All that needs to be implemented is a login callback handler, which is certainly sp

Re: R: Is this as anomaly ?

Luca Morandini wrote: Folks, I've sent the following message a couple days ago and no answer came. I'd like only to know whether this is an anomaly to put into BugZilla, or it is the intended behaviour: any good soul listening ? Answer to your question: Yes, anomaly; No, it is not supposed to

Re: StrutsCX

I looked at it and it is interesting. One thing which annoys me though is the use of XSLT to generate the output pages at the request time. I would much rather like to have the output pages preprocessed through XSLT the first time they're requested, and have the preprocessed form served later o

Re: Multiple namespaces in sitemaps

Colin Paul Adams wrote: I do not understand why the sitemap.xmap files use two namespaces (the map: namespace and the global namespace). Does anyone know, or is it just an accident? I think I shall experiment by adding a default namespace, to make the two identical, and see if anything breaks.

R: Is this as anomaly ?

Folks, I've sent the following message a couple days ago and no answer came. I'd like only to know whether this is an anomaly to put into BugZilla, or it is the intended behaviour: any good soul listening ? Best regards, P.S. By the way, I deem this mis-handling of the document() function seriou

RE: Multiple namespaces in sitemaps

> From: Colin Paul Adams [mailto:colin@;colina.demon.co.uk] > > I do not understand why the sitemap.xmap files use two namespaces (the > map: namespace and the global namespace). Does anyone know, > or is it just an accident? > I think I shall experiment by adding a default namespace, to > mak