At 03:48 AM 8/09/2002, Stephen McConnell wrote:
>What I actually mean was - which "component container" are you using and
>the answer is the ECM (Excalibur Componnet Manager varient on which Cocoon
>is based).
Excuse my newbie misunderstanding :-)
>Which means that the lifestyle declaration i
At 10:22 PM 7/09/2002, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
>Are you implementing ThreadSafe, as FileSourceFactory.java does?
No, I wasn't, as I had actually used XMLDBSourceFactory as the basis for my
factory and it doesn't implement ThreadSafe.
Adding ThreadSafe was the missing piece - thanks.
Robert
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At 09:00 PM 7/09/2002, Stephen McConnell wrote:
>A couple of questions:
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> 1. which container are you using?
If you mean servlet container, it's Resin 2.1.4 (on W2000) using the
snapshot xml-cocoon2_20020905222323 with patch 12115 applied (for a NPE in
AbstractCachingProcessingPipeline.java)
I am implementing a source (for Prevayler) based on the
FileSource/URISource. I have implemented a SourceFactory that extends
AbstractLogEnabled and implements SourceFactory and Configurable.
Everything is working ok with the exception that configure() on the
SourceFactory appears to be called
At 10:44 PM 30/08/2002, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
>I don't understand exactly what you mean - you could (easily) write
>a transformer interacting with business objects managed by a
>a prevalent system. For example for reading
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>This is interpreted by the transformer into something
I recently came across a new approach to persistence called object
prevalence {1}, implemented in the open source Prevayler project [2]. It is
basically a journalling object system in the same vein as a ReiserFS, etc
From [1]:
"In a prevalent system, everything is kept in RAM, as though you we
At 08:31 AM 15/03/2002, Ivelin Ivanov wrote:
>The zip file can be downloaded from:
>http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/freebuilder/CocoonForm_0-6.zip
The precursor to the above file described it as a 'scratchpad formatted bundle', so
assuming it is still in the same format, is there a document
