I use Cocoon 2.1. I readed the Wiki's dococumentation, but my problem is
here, because I try to work with this information, but the result is bad :(.
Thank you
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How do I check for the instance of a file before
attempting to cinclude it? Basically, I don't
want the pipeline to die if the file isn't found.
If that's the only thing you need, maybe the following use of the cinclude
tag might help:
cinclude:includexml ignoreErrors=true
Hello,
I use cocoon 2.0.4 for generating reports based on a Oracle databse and
also using XSLT to tramsform the data. For some reports I retrieve more
the 3 records from the database. To tramsform them in a excel-report
it takes more then 45 minutes.
What performance improvements can be done
Hi,
is it possible to access the cocoon environment and components within an
JSP-page? For example
a) Reading sitemap parameters within JSP
b) Using datasources defined in the cocoon.xconf
Thank You
Stefan
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How can I insert content of file.xml into
textarea?
Thank You
Kazik
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1) http://cocoon.apache.org/2.0/performancetips.html
2) caching, if it is an option
- http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=WritingForCacheEfficiency
- caching database results is not implemented by default in cocoon so
you'll need to write your own code to interface with the cocoon
You could also use the resource exists action in the included
pipeline to include an empty document if the resource is not
found.
Also, if you are doing this with several documents, you could
generate the cinclude elements dynamically based on the presence
of the files. For this you could start
Majcen, Kurt wrote:
Hi,
has anyone already used the 'get-xml' from esql taglib with the ORACLE9.2i datatype XMLType?
We are working with Cocoon 2.0.3. We have already used the CLOB datatype and their everything works fine with get-xml (i.e. we receive the content and can display it after a
Hi,
How can I insert content of file.xml into textarea?
You can use the cinclude Transformer:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/transformers/cinclude-transformer.html
something like this:
bar.xml:
html
body
textarea
cinclude:include src=foo.xml/
/textarea
/body
/html
sitemap:
map:match
I have a situation where I'm going to generate a PDF (using FOP) and I
need to refresh the page the user was on. Any thoughts? I can't both
generate output and issue a redirect. I thought about (upon the user
action) refreshing the current page and in that html, causing a popup to
appear where
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