- Original Message -
From: "Josema Alonso" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 6:32 PM
Subject: Re: XMLForm - xf:repeat tag on DOM Nodes?
> Stupid me, I sent the code snippet before fix it. That's what I meant
> exactly, and it's working good. I
Hi,
I am currently reading "the book" of Carsten and Matthew. I have interest
in the support of the WAP technology and similars with Cocoon. Of course
to use it we must to know this technologies too.
Well, thanks to "the book", I am now buying new books about SVG and
XSL-FO. To learn about this t
Nevermind. I take it all back (well...some of it). I admit that the
trailing slash is an artifact of my experience and not of utility.
Damned mailing lists...you can't remove things you wish you hadn't said.
Accountability's overrated. ;-)
- Miles
Miles Elam wrote:
Justin Fagnani-Bell wrot
Justin Fagnani-Bell wrote:
This is where we differ slightly. In my mind /a/b/ is the
intrinsic resource. /a/b/index.html is the explicit call for HTML
represention of /a/b/. If you redirect a client to /a/b/index.html
and the client bookmarks it, they are bookmarking the HTML
representatio
- Original Message -
From: "Josema Alonso" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 5:35 PM
Subject: Re: how to manage several XMLForms in a sitemap? (it was:
dynamically choosing an action at runtime)
> > I am not sure if I would do this like you did
> I am not sure if I would do this like you did.
> There are is a certain lifecycle contract between every Cocoon component
and
> the container.
> By invoking directly you may be violating this contract.
> I would probably let the sitemap do the forwarding to actions.
> In your case action sets mig
Stupid me, I sent the code snippet before fix it. That's what I meant
exactly, and it's working good. I just had some incorrect mappings in the
model.
You know? It took me a lot of time to understand this whole XMLForms thingie
of you. Now that it seems I know what I'm doing I must say I really li
On Saturday, November 9, 2002, at 12:08 PM, Miles Elam wrote:
Tony Collen wrote:
Comments inline...
Miles Elam wrote:
But can't delivered types differ by the incoming client?
Yes, but a problem then arises when someone is using IE and they want
a PDF, when your user-agent rules will onl
Erik Bruchez dijo:
>> Uh-oh I'm catching some bad vibs... Can someone do me a favour of
>> going to http://www.kjernsmo.net/ with IE6 and see what happens?
>>
> I don't think IE ignores the content-type header. It may be more lax
> than NS when it sees a file extension, but the home page of y
I dont know if MS IE 6.0 is standard compliant of not. I dont care. I
think MS IE try to be compliant. I develop under Linux. But I know too
that MS IE 6.0 is the most used browser in the world. Then? I also check
the MS IE presentation.
I dont want to continue this polemic about if this will work
On Saturday 09 November 2002 23:57, Barbara Post wrote:
> Oh, I get 406 code, I didn't know this one !!
> I have IE6 SP1 on Windows 2000 Pro.
Hehe, oh well, that's another browser quirk, but a much less serious so.
I use language negotation too, so what everybody _should_ do is go into
their set
Oh, I get 406 code, I didn't know this one !!
I have IE6 SP1 on Windows 2000 Pro.
Babs
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- Original Message -
From: "Kjetil Kjernsmo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 11:42 PM
Subject: Re: URL Theo
Uh-oh I'm catching some bad vibs... Can someone do me a favour of
going to http://www.kjernsmo.net/ with IE6 and see what happens?
I don't think IE ignores the content-type header. It may be more lax
than NS when it sees a file extension, but the home page of your site
does not have any. Th
On Saturday 09 November 2002 23:41, Antonio A. Gallardo Rivera wrote:
> The true is that I wrote. If you dont believe me, I recommend you to
> check the archive of this mailing list. This was not my fault. Not
> only I found this error many other people had the same problem with
> IE 6.0 SP1. I fig
I recommmend you to check the mail archives fo this list with the keyword
"Umlauts". There is a summary about this problem.
Antonio Gallardo
Braun dijo:
> I have the problem with german Umlauts in request parameters.
> When I transfer german Umlauts by request paramaters cocoon doesn't
> decode t
The true is that I wrote. If you dont believe me, I recommend you to check
the archive of this mailing list. This was not my fault. Not only I found
this error many other people had the same problem with IE 6.0 SP1. I
fighted with generation of PDF the content for a day after I realize that
the ext
J.Pietschmann wrote:
> Lenz, Evan wrote:
>
>> I understand why Cocoon disables the use of disable-output-escaping
>> in XSLT.
>> However, in my current project, which involves parsing XML results from
>> Google containing escaped (and non-well-formed) HTML, I need to find
>> a way
>> to disable ou
Lenz, Evan dijo:
> I need to test for the presence of a particular request parameter. In
> particular, I want to write my sitemap such that the following URLs will
> behave as described:
>
> /search -> loads the search page
> /search?q=blah -> displays search results
> /search?q= ->
I tried that as well, and only row-count would come through, I was unable to
get the selected parameters even though I used
so what would the correct map:parameter look like to get at the output of a
mod-db select.
Just to reiterate I appologize for being dense and greatly appreciate th
On Saturday 09 November 2002 21:33, Miles Elam wrote:
> Antonio A. Gallardo Rivera wrote:
> >Kjetil Kjernsmo dijo:
> >>On Thursday 07 November 2002 23:57, Tony Collen wrote:
> >>>However, later I realize that using file extensions is "bad".
> >>> Read http://www.alistapart.com/stories/slashforward
Antonio A. Gallardo Rivera wrote:
Kjetil Kjernsmo dijo:
On Thursday 07 November 2002 23:57, Tony Collen wrote:
However, later I realize that using file extensions is "bad". Read
http://www.alistapart.com/stories/slashforward/ for more info on this
idea.
I know about that. The the
I have the problem with german Umlauts in request parameters.
When I transfer german Umlauts by request paramaters cocoon doesn't
decode the Umlauts encoding when I use these Umlauts in my xml-documents
or stylesheets.
I set already all my encodings to ISO-8859-1.
I need to test for the presence of a particular request parameter. In
particular, I want to write my sitemap such that the following URLs will
behave as described:
/search -> loads the search page
/search?q=blah -> displays search results
/search?q= -> empty results, or the search pa
Kjetil Kjernsmo dijo:
> Hi!
>
> Interesting thread! Most things has been said allready, but I'll just
> add a little .02 (whatever currency) :-)
>
> On Thursday 07 November 2002 23:57, Tony Collen wrote:
>
>> However, later I realize that using file extensions is "bad". Read
>> http://www.alistapa
Tony Collen wrote:
Comments inline...
Miles Elam wrote:
But can't delivered types differ by the incoming client?
Yes, but a problem then arises when someone is using IE and they want
a PDF, when your user-agent rules will only serve a PDF for FooCo PDF
Browser 1.0. IMO browsers should res
You probably meant to use:
Language (code):
Description:
I would also recommend that you use the standard xml:lang attribute instead
of a non-qualified one.
Ivelin
- Original Message -
From: "Josema Alonso" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Cocoon-Users" <[EM
Dear all,
I see in thw wizrd demo how the repeat tag is used like this:
URL:
In the model bean the favorite is implemented as an array list, so you can
iterate through it using the position function and specifying how many items
to display.
Well, now I got a part of my model implmented
In our development environment
with Cocoon in Tomcat XSL processing is fast, the same application deployed in Weblogic 6.1 SP3 takes about 5 times more time to do the XSL part.
In Tomcat it takes about 1
second , in Weblogic 5 seconds on a much faster
machine. Other operations r
Hi,
I've got a problem getting Cocoon 2 (from the bin download) running on Resin
(2.1 I think). A Tomcat install of the same download works (mostly) ok. I
followed the appropriate instructions on a local install and got the error
below when I pointed a browser at ../cocoon. I'm guessing this is re
Hi Neil,
It is not very clean, but if you don't find another solution, you can read
in you Action the file content/table_names.xml to find your URL (if it is a
static file, you do it once). You can so add it in a sitemap parameter.
Ludovic
- Original Message -
From: "Neil A" <[EMAIL PROT
Thanks Joerg and Artur, but in my case I'm building for WAP.
Unfortunately the WML equivalent of your client side redirect crashes
early Nokia 7110 phones.
I really want to use but my URL is in the XML of the
pipeline and I can't get it into a sitemap parameter:
Actions c
Hi!
Interesting thread! Most things has been said allready, but I'll just
add a little .02 (whatever currency) :-)
On Thursday 07 November 2002 23:57, Tony Collen wrote:
> However, later I realize that using file extensions is "bad". Read
> http://www.alistapart.com/stories/slashforward/ for m
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