Thanks for the tip; unfortunately it didn't work.
java.lang.RuntimeException: Error executed prepared statement:select
name as reg_name, deviceID as reg_deviceID,
description as reg_description, startTime as reg_startTime,
endTime as reg_endTime from user,
Hello Christian,
thanks for the suggestion. However, I have trouble finding any documentation
on this (I have looked through the examples and looked around on the cocoon
pages). Do you have any examples on how to do this?
But I thought it should be possible to do it my way to; anybody had
hi,
# [..] I've written a class for filtering XML documents - implemented as a
# Transformer.
# It is target at extracting xml-fragments. The parameters I
# need are nested, [..]
I have no solution, but a work around. You can write the xml-fragments in
extra files. The parameter would be the
hi,
you can use the i18transformer.
I map requests on en/** to {1}?lang=en. To transform the page you can use
the LocalAction an the i18nTransformer. This is only necessary for the start
page, later the language (and locale) is stored in the Session data or
Cookie. The default value is the locale
A custom 'reader' of some sort?
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From: Drasko Kokic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 10 August 2001 10:38 am
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [C2] Pipeing non-XML thrue Cocoon
Hi there,
I wonder if anybody had come accross this problem
before:
In
Hello all,
Can anyone tell me in detail on how to get working , the sample
forms(employee) in cocoon2. I have mysql installed.
Namaste - I bow to the divine in you
-
Please
I use MySQL and it does have a replace function.
But, as I want to be independant from the target platform, I prefer to
do it in the XSL stylesheet so, when I do FO transformation, I don't
have to change my XSP.
Thanks again for your solution
Sébastien
What about doing the replacements in
