Something that just came to me thinking of the dicussion about an
ExcelGenerator: What about implementing it as (Writeable)Source instead?
That way you could use it with SourceWritingTransformer and friends, not
only as pipeline starting point.
Sven
Hello!
I want to load an xml-file into the browser, edit it (adding, deleting,
changing elements), and transform the edited xml-file with xsl to html.
Does someone know, how this problem could be solved with cocoon? Maybe with
JSP or XSP?
Maybe there is already software/code which goes in this
Maybe you want to check out Wyona (based on Cocoon), which has a
prototype of a generic Form Editor,
or Callisto CMS, which is based on AxKit, but has also an Editor based
on XML and XSLT.
All the best
Michael
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Hello!
I want to load an xml-file into the browser,
I just realized that there is a project page on Cocoon
http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/link/projects.html
which also lists some Editor applications
Michael
Michael Wechner wrote:
Maybe you want to check out Wyona (based on Cocoon), which has a
prototype of a generic Form Editor,
or Callisto
Explain, elaborate.
2 Why would you want to do it at the transformation point?
Sven Kuenzler wrote:
Something that just came to me thinking of the dicussion about an
ExcelGenerator: What about implementing it as (Writeable)Source
instead? That way you could use it with
Title: Return BLOB Value
You can use a Reader to implement this (That's what i
did).
(Stripped) Example:
public class Reader extends AbstractReader implements
Poolable, Composable {
Request request = null;Response response =
null;Context context = null;ComponentManager manager =
null;
Vadim, thanks very much. Sylvia
--- Vadim Gritsenko [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
From: sylviat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hello -
I am writing a database application where I want
to
restrict update access to a particular table to
one
user at a time. What I want to do is implement
So I'm trying to get the following XSP page to work in cocoon. I'm
pretty sure cocoon is properly configured, and the problem is in the
syntax of the XSP page. However, I don't see how or where, so hopefully
someone can lend a clue and help me figure this out.
Thanks,
Seth
XSP page is :
The less than is being considered to be the beginning of an XML tag.
Either put the whole statement in a CDATA section or use an XML entity
(lt;) as explained in
http://www.mail-archive.com/cocoon-users@xml.apache.org/msg10347.html
Litrik De Roy
www.litrik.com
- Original Message -
Worked perfectly. Thanks. My code was cut and paste was the IBM
tutorial on XSP. They probably used lt;, instead of , but that came
across in the HTML as a . At least that is my theory.
-Seth
On Sat, Jul 27, 2002 at 09:37:06PM +0200, Litrik De Roy wrote:
The less than is being considered
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