promised to do something but buried
himself into the licensing stuff instead (which is, admittedly, much
more necessary for the next FOP release).
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Santiago Gala wrote:
Nagging FOP developers to deprecate those classes but keep an
implementation in term of the new ones at least during one full
development/release cycle?
Wont help in this case. The old API was really botched.
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Leo Simons wrote:
which package are you referring to,
IIRC org.apache.xml.utils.PrefixResolver
and why is it worrying it depends on Xalan?
I'd like to rip out the Xalan jar, put in Saxon, and start
Cocoon without being surprised by a ClassDefNotFound exception.
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Leo Simons wrote:
the alternative is to only depend on
...
http://www.apache.org/dist/avalon/excalibur/latest/
What worries me is that excalibur depends on a class
distributed with Xalan.
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l.asp
^^^
Couldn't you talk them into using Cocoon? :-)
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J.Pietschmann wrote:
XML Europe 2003... in London
I just got the booking confirmation...
Umm, should be XML/WebServices?
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Pier Fumagalli wrote:
Steven just made me realize that XML Europe 2003 is at the doors (in 2
weeks), in London and, oddly enough, probably less than 10 mins walk from my
place! :-)
Is Anyone coming up? How about a Ghetto-gether? :-)
I just got the booking confirmation...
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odified compile function which checks if there
is a "\build\" in the error message, and if there is a file without
the build path element, it is thrown out.
I really love IDEs which can be configured to do everything imaginable...
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tring contains
shell variable references. There is no difference regarding
globbing. Just try
ls "*"
It should give you something like
ls: *: No such file or directory
Are you sure you are on the right track?
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as well as something regarding docs, XML and such.
Everybody who's interested is invited to add to or discuss
this attempt.
Personally I use "checkstyle" at work
A checkstyle and a reindent (jalopy?) target are most desirable
and should be part of ever
r?
Also, the f) step unnerves me.
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ndled by a slightly hacked XSLTTransformer
which can be used side-by-side with unmodified transformers,
the same way you can use multiple serializers and parsers
in your application.
But who needs XSLT extensions anyway? :-)
J.P
hooked
to a fat pipe, you can bring down the target end of the URL by
swamping it with requests. Actually, this was the main idea.
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displaying PDF is a IEx specific problem, other browsers
may work without it.
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ust wasn't sure whether
Cocoon passed PIs down the pipelines.
Read
http://www.biglist.com/lists/xsl-list/archives/200201/msg00447.html
and followups for some related discussion.
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th encodings, UTF-8 for best
results).
Actually PHP source *is* text, stuff like
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is *not valid HTML or XML or whatever.
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which
dumps it, and invoke it once.
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is no line number information
even if Saxon is used...
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Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
> Bah, I should burn this stupid semantic hat one day.
What a waste! Donate it to
http://sourceforge.net/projects/opencyc/
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ven farther and try to build a DFA for
...
...
the same way lexers do. In the example above, you can decide where to go
after examining *one* character...
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quite
right so.
*The* reason why I hate entities, and full DocBook.
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write a report which is a
300page table with customer names and sales figures. It is less
suited for PDFing software manuals.
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he final transformation.
This split of the whole process into two transformations
can be an advantage, but in most cases I found it more
of a problem during maintenance.
> You need the right tool for the right job.
Indeed.
J.
the problem that document()'ed
stuff is not revalidated for caching together with the main
source...
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oblem tracking
project planning
project management
documentation publishing
discussion forum
mailing list management
...
stuff. I.e. enhanced forrest merged with sourceforge.
Too complex? Probably. But you can try.
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ound the defs and refs inside the pipeline,
as this seems to be too verbose.
You can replace "ref" by "call" or whatever if you want to.
Well, enough for today
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t too heavyweight (and too
monolithic).
What about applying to standards organisations
for pipeline descriptions and Java interfaces
to xinclude, pipeline, FO and SVG processors?
Cocoon could provide a host experience and would
make a great t
the
page in the browser, and problems must be looked up in
the logs.
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path. To prevent this you would have to setup a
> special pipeline in your sitemap or use resource constraints in web.xml.
Does using "sitemap.xmap" prevent illegal access?
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se, there can be differenly named
sitemap files used. In fact, there is no real default
hardcoded into Cocoon for sitemap files, the name must
be always explicitely specified.
Does this help?
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even XML (yuck! again).
Entities suck. Isn't there a way to use
for structuring the build description?
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om input XML in some cases. In
any case, aggregation seems not to be quite right.
Ideas, thoughts?
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t (cocoon, logkit, fop)
- multiple .xcconf files may be in the same directory
- cocoon.xconf is more informative than cocoon.xml,
and easier to handle that cocoon-config.xml
Caveat: the extension doesn't say anything about the
XML schema used, cocoon.xconf likely needs an
S.
Even better: a web service based CM tool. Accepts
requests over SMTP, HTTP, JMS and other MOM. Oh no,
I'm dreaming again...
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Xalan bug #2425.
I ditched Xalan and use Saxon again, with Xerces. This is the current
situation.
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ng
workflows, or flows of objects, or whatever similar
concept one likes to discuss.
There is an open source UML editor, ArgoUML, they
support activity diagrams, it is Java, and the model
is saved as XMI, which is XML of course. Perhaps
this could be taken advantage of?
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isn't even able to handle
one multi-megabyte file (XML abused as database).
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J.Pietschmann wrote:
> What's the general stance wrt using XML tools other than Xerces?
Clarification: I don't mind whether Cocoon requires a writable
DOM or not (would be nice if it were documented somewhere though)
What really worries me is that there was not the faintest
ing XML tools other than Xerces?
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HashMaps... I'd thought there would an XML file read at sitemap
initialisation time, perhaps into a DOM, and the HashMaps are filled
from the XML data.
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. I copied the image maps and inner tables
for attributes and other stuff through to the xdoc. It's for the
latest forrest DTD BTW.
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http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";>
Schema
0.0
nder
> document/header/authors/person. Still, I don't want to add my name as an
> author to each and every document which simply needs my fixme comments.
>
> Should I simply use the id of the existing person listed under authors?
An id pointing into a topic map...sorry, could
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> I think I wrote that comment more than a year ago :-|
> ... it's time I take a deeper look into it.
> It should throw a RNF exception, not get there...
>
> Anyway, the senderror part i
to be a bit odd to me. Is there a specific reason for
setting the content type after the sendError()? I'd send the
error after having set the content type...
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g soon, instead of
> discussing XML grammar languages ;-)
>
> Care to lend a helping hand? Come join us!
Do you have something concrete in mind? I'm somewhat absorbed
with the FOP helpdesk and FAQ writinig currently, but if there
is something to analyse, I mig
Andrew C. Oliver wrote:
> Oh man, and I nominate you to try and get that passed across the greater
> confederation.
Try what? And what's "the greater confederation"?
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..
Seriously: ASF and the projects have grown to a point where
some bureaucracy seems to be hard to avoid. All we can do
is to automate as much as possible. And Cocoon is a perfect
platform to do it, isn't it?
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globally and only referenced
by the project FAQs or included from a repository (the
"short form"). Would this fit the Forrest project? Or
Avalon or XML Commons? Or should some sort of "Apache
encyclopedia" be spawned?
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TP URI and suddenly have a relative URI point to a file.
Well, hope this helps:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=102027988321347&w=2
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ems. Note further that the Netscape syntax which replaces
the colon after the drive letter by a pipe symbol (/C|/stuff)
is illegal, because the pipe symbol is an illegal character
at this place.
I do not claim that the above is authoritative, apply usual
disclaimer.
HTH
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