As a sample of cocoon.xconf just get the webapp/cocoon.xconf from
Cocoon2's distribution. You may want to edit various options in there
to better suit your particular application.
As a sample sitemap.xmap, I suggest you start with a simple sitemap
definition. You can take a look at the sitemap in
Thanks for the answer! Can you show me the basic content of cocoon.xconf?
I know that sitemap.xmap contains components and pipelines ecc...
TIA, matteodg
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Yes, you can do that.
Create the following directory structure:
your-webapp/
cocoon.xconf
sitemap.xmap
your/own/custom/directories/
WEB-INF/
logkit.xconf
web.xml
logs/
lib/
avalon-excalibur-4.0.jar
avalon-framework-4.0.jar
batik-libs.jar
cocoon.jar
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Hello Robert,
> >But
> > it didn't change anything. Big font sizes are working well, small ones
> > are almost unreadable. I don't know why.
> > Also all graphics are looking different than in non-headless mode.
> This is very discouraging... I had ho
I guess this is default behavior:
VM limits the size of method
This problem is back in cocoon 2 RC2
java.lang.ClassFormatError:
org/apache/cocoon/www/file_/C_/tomcat_3_2_3/webapps/nedss/investigation/web/xsp/investigation_xsp
(Code of a method longer than 65535 bytes)
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Please check tha
Giacomo,
here's the sample:
1) The user goes to login.xml URI
2) A pipeline takes care of producing the proper HTML form
3) The user fills the form and activates "submit"
4) The "submit" event triggers a check-login.xml being requested
5) A pipeline takes care of calling SQLTrans
I think what Luca means is to have something like "". To
me, it would make sense to send SAX events that trigger certain things
to happen down the road, depending on what you have in mind.
Otherwise, I'm not sure if you can set sitemap properties mid-way
through a pipeline's execution, although
Hi,
I am using C2rc1 with Tomcat4 on Win2000. I am observing a very strange
behavior with it. I was working with the session examples in
docs/sample/session directory. Here is the xsp file I was trying to work
with. It is only slightly different then sessionpage.xsp example provided in
the distri
> it's working fine for me, except that I'm using rc1a of cocoon. But I had
to
> change some things. When you start tomcat, you have to set the headless
> properity. Simple look on java.sun.com for an example.
> Then you have to recompile batik and fop and copy them into the cocoon
libs
> director
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Hello Robert,
> I've read in past notes that it should be possible to eliminate the need
> for running an Xserver or Xvfb on one's cocoon 2.0 server if you are using
> jdk1.4.
> I'm curious how other people have managed to use jdk 1.4 on their systems
On Sat, 10 Nov 2001, Luca Morandini wrote:
> Folks,
>
> does anyone know how to set a sitemap parameter from within a Transformer ?
Why would your Transformer need to set a sitemap parameter (BTW what do
you mean by "sitemap parameter"??) Actually there is no way (and no
intention) to set
I have used Jakarta Struts 1.0. When I create a new webapp that use Struts,
I copy the struts.jar in the /lib directory of the webapp and setup the
configuration with /WEB-INF/web.xml and /WEB-INF/struts-config.xml. When I
deploy the webapp (a .war file) in a web server all it's OK.
For Cocoon2 i
Folks,
does anyone know how to set a sitemap parameter from within a Transformer ?
I'd like to be able to steer the sitemap flow from a Transformer, and the
best way seems to me the ability to set sitemap parameters (to be used in
some subsequent statements).
Best regards,
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