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I am trying the same thing, but can't seem to figure it out
Anyone tell me what would be the equivlent of :
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Subject: RE: JXTempla
About using a database instead of a flat XML file for user authentication by
the Cocoon authorization framework:
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=HibernateAndTheAuthenticationFramewo
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The combination Hibernate plus Flowscript rocks.
Hugo
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Hugo
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From: Hugo Burm [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 6:44 PM
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Subject: JXTemplate and session beans
How can I access the members of a bean that is stored in the session?
In an action I did something like:
session.setAttr
ame}.
All documentation I found is the Petstore example and the java source of the
generator. Did I miss something?
Thanks.
Hugo Burm
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Hello
I am trying to use flowscript in the authentication resource of the
authentication framework.
authuser is my authentication resource.
Part of sitemap:
This is the flowscript function:
function auth() {
sendPage("userID", {"user" : "test
is implemented in an Avalon component and created
from flowscript by the Cocoon componentmanager.
Hugo Burm
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Hi,
The steps you describe below are correct. But it may not be as easy as you
may wish.
Some points:
- The Cocooncenter article was written before Lucene support was integrated
in Cocoon.
Because of this:
- I did not use the indexer integrated in Cocoon, but used my own classes to
index xml file
I don't know your reasons for using Xindice, but using Lucene as your search
engine may be a better approach:
- The Lucene 1.2 jar is integrated into the Cocoon war.
- With Lucene you divide your XML document into fields. For each field you
can decide whether to store it into the Lucene index or r
I have the same problem on Win2000/JDK 1.4/Tomcat 4.12
I updated from the latest version yesterday evening, did a make clean and
built twice.
The previous time I upgraded (two weeks ago) it worked ok.
Hugo Burm
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> From: Anna Afonchenko [mailto:
n for this problem, but I did not found it
yet. Anybody else knows how to tackle this?
Thanks.
Hugo Burm
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Please check that your question has not already been answered in the
FAQ before posting.
Try Perl.
I have some good experiences with CPAN modules that parse XML streams and
write to Excel.
You ony need a few lines of Perl code, it is fast, but it does exactly that
(and only that) what you are asking for: convert an XML stream into an Excel
file. Cocoon is a different kind of animal.
H
to be the problem. Is
this broken or do I now have to specify an output module myself?
Thanks
Hugo Burm
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sitemap.log
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Thread-9/AbstractComplementaryConfigurableAction: (Re)Loading
db_consult_descriptor.xml
Thread-9/DatabaseAction: modeTypes : {2=attribute, 1=others,
ugh it myself right now - good old modems... ;)
ralph
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From: "Hugo Burm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 8:36 PM
Subject: Authentication framework (sunshine in 2.0.3) and modular database
actions
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Hi,
I am running 2.1 dev. I want to feed the result ID of an authentication by
the authentication framework, into a database query.
I made my own subclass of the non-modular DataseSelectAction and by using
org.apache.cocoon.webapps.session.components.SessionManager, I could find
the authenticati
, but make sure it
is consistent in all your documents
Hugo Burm
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Main xml
http://datagram.nl/survey>
...
...
Sitemap
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1) Define a Tranformer with a unique name and define its uri and element
o I indeed have to modify the java class as
desscribed above? Or use a quick hack: compile my own version of the
extractor class and use fj.fragment instead of fe.fragment?
Thanks
Hugo Burm
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Please check th
be, I lost my Java session. But I
have no idea how the SunShine context is propagated between different pages.
Can someone comment on how the SunShine context is stored and can be
accessed? And what is needed to access it 10 pages later in my (browser)
session?
Hugo Burm
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Hello,
I am running Cocoon 2.0.2 on Tomcat 4.0.1 on W2000.
I have build an authorization system based on the Sunshine/Sunrise
components.
The authorization works OK.
After successfull authorization, the user is redirected to a status page.
This status page can access all the SessionContexts supp
Hello,
I submitted an xdoc to "www.cocooncenter.de" that explains how I created a
Cocoon Transformer that adds "hit highlighting" to Lucene queries.
Comments about how to make this more generic are welcome.
hugo
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place where I installed
the Cocoon sources. If you don't have the Cocoon sources (thus, binaries
only), you must rely on the documentation of these Actions (...).
Hugo Burm
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startElement("", mytag, mytag, null);
super.contentHandler.endElement("", mytag, mytag);
Need a piece of code that illustrates how to do this...
Thanks
Hugo Burm
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Please check that your question has not
Do you have an OS that supports native threads and a Java JIT (just in time
compiler e.g. Sun's hotspot)?
I had serious perfomance problems (about the same as you have) using "green
threads" without JIT on a BSD OS. Switching to an OS with native threads and
a JIT
(e.g. W2000 or Linux) solved my
eed). I experimented with this but
that didn't work either. How can I use this?
Thanks
Hugo Burm
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