Hello,
My LDAP server needs a user password identification. In the Ldap
documentation I only saw the ldap:password tag, but not the user! And
what are the other options for ldap:authentication (other than
simple)?
Thanks
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Steve Brackenbury wrote:
Because the developers are inexperienced with XSL. I'd really like to
establish some patterns-of'-usage up front before development
starts. I'm hoping this will simplify things and as you pointed out
in your post Bertrand, will help focus developers on using XSL in
I came across an article by Ovidiu Predescu
(http://www.webweavertech.com/ovidiu/weblog/index.html) discussing a
topic originated by Eric van der Vlist
(http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2000/07/26/xslt/xsltstyle.html) which
appears to address this design approach. Are you familiar with this
Hello,
My portal actually use a simple XML file for identification. Is there an
easy way to change it to an Ldap method (I know how to generate an xml
file with all the users using ldap)?
Thanks
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Hi again
Christian Haul dijo:
One thing is impossible, though: update may not affect key columns.
This
has been requested by Antonio but he didn't come up with a patch so
far
;-)
Yes, I read that on the mailing list archive last week :)
Hi!
I dont made the patch since it is posible
Hello Daniel,
you probably must build the request string step by step, because the
variable $cn would not get evaluated otherwise:
xsl:variable name=xindiceRequestString
xsl:texthttp://localhost:8080/cocoon1/mount/02288/xmldb2/02288//xsl:text
hi people
i want to make same sql queries using cocoon and get the result in XML.
is it possible to make e validation of this xml output (using DTD).
for example i want my pipeline return a XML stream when this stream is
valid or another XML stream (just like error message) if the stream was
Hi Amelie:
Nice example!
This way we better explain things. The words sometimes are not too clear.
Here right now is 4:00 a.m. At 9:00 a.m. comes other people to the office.
We had a similar problem, but to be honest, I dont resolved it. The guru
is my coworker Carlos Chavez. When he comes I
in livesites.xml are some site with the comments:
couldn't confirm
and
no X-Cocoon header
what does this comment mean ?
-- stavros
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e nio dijo:
I have cocoon2.1dev and the newer cocoon2.1m2 which I observed
when deployed on Tomcat 4.1.18, causes Tomcat not to shutdown
gracefully. I get that status of Servlet did not call
System.exit(). You can try and verify my observation if you
have the Tomcat4.1.18 and start it with
On 9/06/2003 12:31 Stavros Kounis wrote:
in livesites.xml are some site with the comments:
couldn't confirm
and
no X-Cocoon header
what does this comment mean ?
I was checking whether the sites listed on that page still exist, and
whether they are effectively 'powered by cocoon'. I only
On Saturday 07 June 2003 03:17 am, Alexander Schatten wrote:
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Alexander Schatten wrote:
(1) UTF-8 practically only works for english texts, and does not work
with ae oe ue and so on
That's wrong. UTF-8 works for *every* character. You only must use it
correctly -
Conal Tuohy wrote:
I'm creating a Lucene index using an XSP based on the sample, but I have a strange problem.
Some of the pages are crawled, but some are not crawled, and I can't see why.
I have DEBUG logging for the core.search components, so I can see the crawler crawling the site. I can
Hi all,
I'm getting a strange XML Parsing Error: syntax error from Cocoon while I try
to transform an XML document with an XSLT which uses the Document function.
XSLT (metaoutput.xsl):
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
xsl:stylesheet version=1.0
xmlns:xsl=http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform;
Hi Enrico,
I have the same problem. I have tried using the similar approach that
you
have taken but seems something is wrong in copying into the database.
The
tags disappear in the database even if they are in the log file before
sql
transformer.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best
On 9/06/2003 13:36 Stavros Kounis wrote:
our site www.osmosis.gr is realy powered by cocoon
and all others web site we have announce in cocon-users list
you can test this here:
http://www.osmosis.gr/xml/
all web sites under /xml/ are cocoon's sub sitemaps
http://www.forestland.gr
steven sory for this question (...but)
i have to send the patched file direct to your, to this list ore somewhere
else?
-- stavros
On Mon, 9 Jun 2003, Steven Noels wrote:
On 9/06/2003 13:36 Stavros Kounis wrote:
our site www.osmosis.gr is realy powered by cocoon
and all others web
On 9/06/2003 14:29 Stavros Kounis wrote:
i have to send the patched file direct to your, to this list ore somewhere
else?
The list, please. Thanks!
/Steven
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Ali Mesbah wrote:
Hi all,
I'm getting a strange XML Parsing Error: syntax error from Cocoon while I try
to transform an XML document with an XSLT which uses the Document function.
I am not very sure about it, but as far as I remember: the document
function does not work with Cocoon, and,
Hello Ali,
what Cocoon version do you use - or if you know, do you use XSLTC or
Xalan? There seems to be a bug for top level xsl:variable and document()
when using XSLTC: http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=20381.
XSLTC is the default processor in 2.1, while it is Xalan in 2.0.
Hello Alexander,
that's not /really/ true ;-) document() works, but there are some issues
with it like the caching bug:
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10203.
Joerg
Alexander Schatten wrote:
Ali Mesbah wrote:
Hi all,
I'm getting a strange XML Parsing Error: syntax error
No my bad. Definitely works with 2.04 ;)
On Monday, Jun 9, 2003, at 14:14 Europe/London, g4 wrote:
On Monday, Jun 9, 2003, at 13:53 Europe/London, Patrão wrote:
Hi,
I have a simple question. Can I access Xindice 1.0 through the
Cocoon 2.0.4? or
I have to use the CVS version of Xindice?
Amelie Cordier wrote:
Christian Haul dijo:
I've tried all the solutions you suggested to me but it doesn't work and I
can't find anything in the log files :(
Please change the log level for sitemap to debug and look again.
Which version of Cocoon are you using?
I may have badly explain my
steven
this is the patched livesites.xml
with 4 new entries
---stavros
On Mon, 9 Jun 2003, Steven Noels wrote:
On 9/06/2003 14:29 Stavros Kounis wrote:
i have to send the patched file direct to your, to this list ore somewhere
else?
The list, please. Thanks!
/Steven
On 9/06/2003 15:47 Stavros Kounis wrote:
steven
this is the patched livesites.xml
with 4 new entries
could you please prepare a proper patch (cvs diff -u) to take in account
as little changes as possible? you reformatted the entire file...
/Steven
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Spectron International, Inc. wrote:
I'm having some problems with FOP in Cocoon 2.1m2. I have a pipeline that
creates the xsl-fo document and then I convert it to PDF. If I save the
xsl-fo and run it directly through FOP it works ok. When run from Cocoon it
gives me the following exception:
Jody,
Thank you very much for taking the time to explain it to me. The style color is
working. However, I have a new problem I'm wondering whether you can help. I need to
put a rectangle in one of the cells. In Excel, I add the rectangle to a cell by first
clicking the rectangle of the
Ok... it works perfectly thank to your sample Chris... thanks a lot.
I don't know why but I've just changed 'name=request-param
type=request' into 'name=request-param type=all'...
Thanks again to Chris and Antonio...
Amélie.
Amelie Cordier wrote:
Christian Haul dijo:
I've tried all the
steven
i have a file (livesites.xml) marked with - or +
the next step is to remove all (-) lines and send you the rest ?
(sorry but its the first time i do something like this using cvs)
---stavros
On Mon, 9 Jun 2003, Steven Noels wrote:
On 9/06/2003 15:47 Stavros Kounis wrote:
i have a file (livesites.xml) marked with - or +
the next step is to remove all (-) lines and send you the rest ?
(sorry but its the first time i do something like this using cvs)
Sounds like you have exactly what you want. Leave the file as is and send it. Don't
remove anything.
Hi,
On Sunday 9th June, we put live Phase One of our migration of Standard Life
Investment's sites...
www.standardlifeinvestments.com
canada.standardlifeinvestments.com
us.standardlifeinvestments.com
mutualfunds.standardlifeinvestments.com
retail.standardlifeinvestments.com
I have rebuilt cocoon from its CVS latest source distribution. I'm not
sure exactly which version that is distributed but I believe it might be
2.0.4 due to the timestamp. After troubleshooting some pipeline and
map:match pattern issues, I realized that the generated sitemap_xmap.java
file that is
I'm working a little bit more. Thought I would share what I have foudn.
sitemap.xls
[lines 455]
// Prepare the pattern for xsl:value-of select=@pattern/
this.xsl:value-of select=$matcher-name/_expr =
this.preparePattern(xsl:value-of select=$matcher-type/,
I have been able to call an action that has been declared in the root
sitemap, but not from my sub-sitemap. Has this problem,
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-usersm=105171947003418w=2,
been looked at further?
Bobby M
Is there any way to tell the mysql driver escape strings passed with sql queries using
ESQL logicsheet or mod db?
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Hello Joerg,
I am using 2.1 and indeed XSLTC is the default processor.
I changed it to Xalan and it works great. Thanks alot.
Ali
what Cocoon version do you use - or if you know, do you use XSLTC or
Xalan? There seems to be a bug for top level xsl:variable and document()
when using XSLTC:
On 9/06/2003 17:41 Upayavira wrote:
Sounds like you have exactly what you want. Leave the file as is and send it. Don't
remove anything.
Yep!
/Steven
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Title: RE: Calling Actions from the Flow with Javascript
I have experienced this, as well.
Jon
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From: Bobby Mitchell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 12:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Calling Actions from the Flow with _javascript_
Valentine Z. wrote:
Is there any way to tell the mysql driver escape strings passed with sql queries using
ESQL logicsheet or mod db?
mod db uses prepared statements thus the driver does the escaping
automatically, ESQL can be told to use prepared statements as well by
using esql:parameter, see
I have rebuilt cocoon from its CVS latest source distribution. I'm not
sure exactly which version that is distributed but I believe it might be
2.0.4 due to the timestamp. After troubleshooting some pipeline and
map:match pattern issues, I realized that the generated sitemap_xmap.java
file that
I am trying to use a stylesheet in a xsl page and am getting a null
pointer exception coming from my xsl page. My syntax is below, I am new
to Cocoon so please excuse my mistakes. I appreciate the help.
dialog.xsl
xsl:param name=html.stylesheet select=global.css'/
xsl:param
Have you enabled the link view for all the pages you want to crawl?
HTH
Michael
Yes I have ... and a content view ... but even pages from the same pipeline
may be crawled or NOT crawled.
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Tim, presumably dialog.xsl is supposed to insert a link element into the
html, pointing at the stylesheet which is passed as a parameter?
But the dialog.xsl appears to expect a parameter called html.stylesheet,
whereas the parameter you are actually passing it (from the sitemap) is
called
All,
It is about poi for Excel spreadsheet generation. Basically my question is whether it
is possible to put a rectangle shape into a cell using the gnumeric transformation
sheet. If it is not doable, can I generate the same thing by directly using Java code
to write a servlet?
Please your
So if I replaced the dialog.xsl to read:
headxsl:param name= css-stylesheet select=global.css'/
xsl:param name=css-stylesheettext/css/xsl:param
Assuming the sitemap has not changed, it should work?
It does not. ???
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From: Conal Tuohy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hello
Why using params in your xsl?
Why don't you try something like that :
In your xsl :
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=style.css/
And in the sitemap :
map:match pattern=style.css
map:read mime-type=text/css src=stylesheets/style.css/
/map:match
This is what I do
Thanks, that worked.
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From: Amelie Cordier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 4:52 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: CSS in Cocoon
Hello
Why using params in your xsl?
Why don't you try something like that :
In your xsl :
link rel=stylesheet
Title: Installing Cocoon on Solaris Sun One Application Server 7
Howdy All,
In relation to a previous post... Sitemap parsing error?... I'm posting about the installation and running of Cocoon 2.04 on a Solaris machine running SunONE application server 7.
I have managed to install the
At 05:27 PM 6/9/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi,
On Sunday 9th June, we put live Phase One of our migration of Standard Life
Investment's sites...
The site looks great and the response appeared to be snappy.
The box is an IBM RS6000 running AIX, and the software stack is
Apache/Tomcat/Cocoon 2.0.4.
Hello,
Monday, June 9, 2003, 11:46:57 PM, you wrote:
TB So if I replaced the dialog.xsl to read:
TB headxsl:param name= css-stylesheet select=global.css'/
TB xsl:param name=css-stylesheettext/css/xsl:param
TB Assuming the sitemap has not changed, it should work?
TB It does not. ???
You may
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