JavaScripts are automatically cached when you place them, or a reference
to them within the HEAD tag. For IE clients this will only work when
the 'caching parameter' (Tools - Internet Options - Temporary Internet
- Settings - check for...) is set to Automatically. This is NOT what
you want during
Took a closer look on my config, I also have
drivercom.mysql.jdbc.Driver/driver in my xconf mysql part. I'm not
sure if this could make a difference. Back when I was having problems
setting mysql up on a JDK1.3.1 box, someone pointed me to the fact that
I'd better use the latest versions possible
Does the driver show up in the Classpath in core.log? (Do a search on
Classpath = in core.log and see if the driver is listed over there).
I also had a lot of trouble with getting mysql to work. Using JDK1.4 and
Connector/J 3.0 beta now (that's the successor to mm.mysql, they're
essentially the
I just dropped it into the lib folder. My setup in web.xml and
cocoon.xconf are like Jermey Aston desribed in his reply (only
difference are the classnames for connector/j).
Try dropping it $CATALINA_HOME/common/lib, that seems to work for some
setups.
JW
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Thank you. I already suspected it to be something like this, but I was
looking in the wrong place all the time, or had the problem at more
files in my pipeline. Anyway it's solved now, by clearing out the
linebreaks and tabs for nice markup in my editor. Isn't there a way to
simply say Ignore any
In an xsp sheet I merge two strings to what's to become an URL attribute
in a href:
..
xsp:logic
String path=xsp-request:get-parameter name=path/;
..
/xsp:logic
..
..
esql:row-results
category
Could you please try to find if your logs contain something
like could not acquire a Connection -- waiting and set the
parameter connect-attempts1/connect-attempts in the
declaration of the transformer in sitemap.xmap?
No only the 'no suitable driver' error when calling the esql page..
This is _really_ strange.
Erm, _I_ am really strange...
I had my esql:pool tag within the esql:query...
Aargh!
JW
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Please check that your question has not already been answered in the
FAQ before posting.
Still struggling with the problems regarding MySQL...instead of using
ESQL I tried SQLTransformer this time. Gives me the WARNING j2sdk1.4
users have been complaining about:
WARN(2002-08-17) 18:09.10:463 [core.manager]
(/cocoon/mysqltest/results.xml)
Somebody pointed me to the fact that I'd be better off using the most
recent CVS snapshot because I would get more support in getting problems
so solved (true), so I've taken a step back from my mysql problems,
upgraded to j2sdk14 en got the latest CVS snapshot.
Built cocoon.war with .\build.bat
I'm sorry to the spam the list like this, but now I've got the feeling
I'm really getting somewhere:
I've set up cocoon-2.0.3 binary release for j2sdk1.4 and added a pool
for MySQL Connector/J .
Now I've actually managed to get some row data from a MySQL database
using SQLTransformer!
But with
[repost] still stuck on this [/repost]
I'm quite new to Cocoon but want to set up a MySQL connection using
ESQL. I followed the directives on
http://www.cocooncenter.de/cc/documents/resources/db-app/index.html and
altered the settings for MySQL like I see them everwhere in the mail
archives. So
I upgraded to the com.mysql.jdbc.Driver, same error. The settings you
described are like I already had.
Try jdk1.4.1 and the cvs HEAD of Cocoon. If your going to be
on the edge, then being one or two versions back can be
rougher than being where the developers are; the developers
are
Hi,
I'm new to the list, so excuse me if I'm asking all
old and dumb questions. I did my best trying to search the archives for a
solutionto my problems, but I have the feeling I'm just making things
worse instead of better. First of all, I have an apt-get problem regarding
packages
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