See http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=104498961922321&w=2 -
thanks Christopher ;-)
Reinhard
> Hi All,
>
> Does anyone know how to write a call from FlowScript to a Java Method,
> when the method name is the same as a keyword in JavaScript?
>
> I am trying to invoke the following
> > > Is there any way for me to get access to the component-manager within
> > > the flow layer?
> >
> > cocoon.environment.getComponentManager() should do the trick. Haven't
> > tested it though.
> >
Try "cocoon.componentManager.lookup(...)" to access the component manager.
> I warn you using
Hi Michael,
I read
[http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=103588507614819&w=2] that you are
interested in implementing a background thread that removes
all continuations which are not accessed within a certain period of time. Did
you already start with your efforts? Maybe I can support
I think so ... but I havn't had the time of thinking it through. In my
opinion I only have to check whether the src starts with "http" or not. If this is
true I use my way of reading the src otherwise I will use the
SourceResolver.
The second thing is making it Cachable ... Maybe someone could he
the problem is that "server1" can't be reached from external clients (behind
a firewall) and therefore I need the "ProxyPassReverse"-mechanism of the
Apache-Webserver but within Cocoon2
example:
www.myserver.com/xxx should be internally redirected to server1:8080/xxx -->
server1:8080 can't be rea
The Apache Webserver provides a proxy module. This module enables the
redirection of URLs in the background (the user who enters the URL in his browser
will not know that this request is served by another web server) - for
example:
ProxyPass /xxx http://server1:8080/xxx
ProxyPassReverse /xxx ht
