into
account even this information.
Diana: an HOWTO is on the way, I promise :-)
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as the
cocoon logs (if any) under cocoon/WEB-INF/logs. Tom, should these files
be too large please send them to me privately: I'll see what I can do to
help you out.
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e.connect(XMLDBSource.java:206)
> at
>
org.apache.cocoon.components.source.XMLDBSource.toSAX(XMLDBSource.java:223)
> at
>
org.apache.cocoon.generation.FileGenerator.generate(FileGenerator.java:146)
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then it would be trivial to patch XMLDBSourceImpl or (better yet, thanks
Avalon :)) write another implementation which is "collection pool"
oriented: this might boost the Xindice performance and it would be
feasible even with a Source
to do XPath queries all you need is to use an
xpointerish syntax such as:
xmldb:xindice://my.host.name/my/collection/#//my/xpath[@query]
Please also note that for the brave ones there is also an ongoing XMLDB
transformer worth noticing in scratchpad.
HTH
Simeon Walker wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm thinking of using Apache and mod_proxy as a front end
> to Cocoon 2. Has anyone done this?
I did it once with Cocoon 1.8. It works but don't expect high figures:
we are working on it, but as of now there is almost no way to cleverly
work on the "Expires" hea
oesn't automagically export variables to the environment.
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oesn't automagically export variables to the environment.
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ode for that.
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art off with a fresh
checkout with no "-r" flags: this will give you a complete tree of the
latest HEAD cvs version, which includes XML:DB.
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Christian Zoffoli wrote:
> but I can't do more complex queries:
> ...
>
>
>
> Could you give me some suggestions ?
Don't use the XMLDB Generators, they will be deprecated and removed in
favor of the much more flexible and useful XMLDB pseudo-protocol, which
is available in CVS and which,
nents
and if so if it might be a serious trouble to switch to the new,
much more flexible and XPath-enabled (thanks Vadim!) pseudo-protocol.
Eagerly waiting for your replies...
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hem in favor of the more flexible pseudo-protocol.
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To uns
uy you a war file in build/cocoon we got a problem, so please post the
ant output so that we can see what happens.
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aven't tried that.
Unfortunately I don't have any handy link for the Motorola stuff, and I
remember that it was a true mess to find it: I hope someone can help you
better than me.
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you need any information.
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> We want to use Cocoon to generate static HTML.
Cocoon can do offline generation too by running it in CLI mode
(org.apache.cocoon.Main). If you check out a fresh CVS the build system
uses Cocoon to generate its own documentation: this can be used as a
starting point for you.
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taNet for
business layers and so on). If there is already an estabilished
DTD/Schema for a given problem, why not use it?
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instantiated, and this causes the problem.
Since "svg2jpeg" is next to the latest one who was instantiated
correctly in the default sitemap, can you please double check that you
removed that one too?
I'll do some tests tomorrow too, and let you know.
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ctly it's called
"pure Java AWT") that should not need X at all, but I'm not sure if it
works as a drop-in replacement (using -Xbootclasspath or some trick like
that) or if you have to change the imports and rec
or in Cocoon's web.xml. It might also be an
old version of Cocoon floating around, if I recall correctly the class
name for the servlet is the one used today by the main Cocoon class.
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tually every servlet dealing with image
stuff needs to access the AWT environment so you would be stuck anyways.
With JDK1.4 I understand that this problem will be solved.
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Tobias,
> dbXML sends a startdocument() and a stopdocument() althought the XSP
has
> done this already. I pached the code so the dbXML doen't anymore.
Until now
> no side effect are detected (The db server runs with the old
(unpached)
> *.jar).
nice to know that you solved the problem. I might s
> The exception stack trace : Any Ideas ?
> A Servlet Exception Has Occurred
> Exception Report:
> javax.servlet.ServletException: Class org.apache.cocoon.Cocoon is not
a
> Servlet
Which is totally true. Did you explicitly configure your environment to
use the org.apache.cocoon.Cocoon class somew
Tobias,
> But a last question bevor the weekend I got left. Maybe Gianugo can
help. The
> adding of the XML to the XMLdb works fine. But the reading is a little
bit
> tricky. I don't wont to use a Generator for this. I'd like to have it
in a XSP
> side. For this I capsuled the required functional
at.
> and i get:
> ERROR 10015 [] (): Please, specify at least one starting
> URI.
If you are trying to compile you should use ./build.sh. run.sh is
intender for CLI operations and expects quite a few arguments. Most
probably you don't need it.
eed any
assistance.
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rrently, the doc only comes in XML format)
./build.sh docs (or build docs if MS user). Then look in build/cocoon/docs.
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On Mon, Sep 03, 2001 at 07:10:18AM +0200, giacomo wrote:
> > This is another good candidate for Cocoon FAQs. Batik (used by FOP for image
> > rendering) is using AWT to do some of his work, and AWT under *nix needs to
> > connect to an X server. You might want to look for Xvfb, a "virtual" X
> >
On Wed, Aug 29, 2001 at 11:15:31AM -0400, Matt Jezorek wrote:
> ran the ./startup.sh in the bin dir
>
> and hit
>
> http://www.bluelinux.org:8080/cocoon/
>
> this is what i got
>
> java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.io.FilePermission
> /home/jakarta-tomcat-4.0-b7/work/l
need any graphic hardware and provides access to X to
AWT applications. As an alternative if you don't need Batik or FOP you can
take the components out from the sitemap.
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alon.framework.configuration.ConfigurationException:
AbstractMarkupLanguage: SAX2 driver class org.apache.xerces.parsers.SAXParser not found
They both look like Xerces related problems, yet the run script
looks fine. Have you tried with any 1.3 JDK to see if
wrong. While I do think that there might be a
much better solution, there should be a sort of quick and dirty
way to use PHP right inside Cocoon. Look at the PHP generator
(it does not get compiled by default, it needs the PHP libraries).
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4. you renamed parser.jar to zparser.jar in tomcat/lib.
This was enough for me. Although YMMV, it should be pretty
straightforward: let me know if you still have problems.
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p is not available. Please check
>D:\XML\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.3\webapps\cocoon\WEB-INF\logs\cocoon.log for the exact
>error.
>
> Please help,
Help yourself :) and read the cocoon.log pointed out by
the error message (or send the relevant part of it if that
doesn&
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