Where are you typing run? You should not start Cocoon yourself, you should
place the cocoon.war file in your tomcat 'webapps' directory and start
Tomcat (or, in your case: Apache). When you access you webserver via a
browser (http://server:port/cocoon), Cocoon is automagically unpacked
(this
Hi,
i'm trying to use a xsl generated by cocoon to transform an xml file to an
html one :
map:match pattern=**/*.htm
map:aggregate element=pageData
map:part src=xml/{1}/site.xml/
map:part src=xml/{1}/{2}.xml/
/map:aggregate
map:transform
hi there
has sombody done this before? I'd like to send an xml-string to the
server and update some database records. as I'm a newbie to cocoon
I would be happy to have a some working example. thx.
kind regards
dan
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Please
Diana Shannon wrote:
On Friday, July 5, 2002, at 07:04 AM, Christian Haul wrote:
ok, I started to write a little docu on the usage of hsqldb and esql:
http://194.191.122.220:8080/wyona-cms/docs/xdocs/hsqldb.html
Maybe people from Cocoon can use certain parts of it if they want
Hi All,
I'm trying to create a page where a multi-select list has options that
are populated from a database. What is not immediately clear to me is
how I can create an XMLForm page where the list contents are dynamically
generated. Any clues?
-Andy
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One option is to use the XInclude transformer.
Say you have
xf:selectMany ref=/role selectUIType='listbox'
xf:captionProfessional roles/xf:caption
xf:item
xf:captionGeek/xf:caption
xf:valueGeek/xf:value
/xf:item
xf:item
xf:captionHacker/xf:caption
