I believe the author was interested in design patterns. not
specifically L&F designs... just my take on his posting...
peace. JOe...
On Thu, 6 Jun 2002 15:56:24 -0700
"Robert Koberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I think you want this site:
>
>http://www.oswd.org
>
>-Rob
>
>- Original Me
I don't know why, but for client Mac OS X - I needed to remove all of
that stuff and any references in the sitemap to the "svg" calls... It
may have to do with the way java handles the windowing stuff through
Apple's interface... not for sure. anyway, once that was removed, it
works like a
currently have Tomcat 4.0.1 and Cocoon 2.0 running on Mac OS X
10.1.4... just make sure you remove all the batik stuff and you
should be golden...
peace. JOe...
On Tue, 28 May 2002 17:50:39 -0400
Paul Kelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I've tried the following:
>
>Tomcat 4.0.1 w/ cocoon 2.0
just posted on the serverSide connection...
== begin included ==
Announcing WebWork 1.0 Web Application Framework
Posted By: Rickard Oberg on March 22, 2002
I'm proud to announce the release of WebWork 1.0! WebWork is a HMVC
web application framework in Java, developed as Open Source (BSD
take a look at jxul and luxor (www.luxor.org)...
we're looking at doing the same thing only in terms of
generating the XUL like language and then parsing it in a
Swing-based app afterwards...
jxul merely tries to emulate the XUL stuff - but is still
tied to the mozilla components - so may not
I'm going to answer this in terms of an SSL connection
from a client to your webserver (Apache or Tomcat, etc)...
In the Tomcat documentation it states that when an SSL
connection is made, the connection is encrypted from the
client to the webserver as in any normal webserver
situation. The
Actually, guys, try the following:
StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
sb.append("");
sb.append("three);
sb.append("trhee);
sb.append("");
String s = sb.toString();
that way, he can keep the breakout he wanted - and
stringBuffer can add as many return ("\n") as you want by
merely appended.
orm field content.
>
>TIA
>
>-Original Message-
>From: Joseph Jupin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 11:58 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: StreamGenerator: Could not get parser
>
>
>Hi, Steve...
>
>
In our design, we were trying to keep a clear delineation
(sp?) from our transforming engine (cocoon) and our
requestor - in the case of the code I provided, this was
to show how a servlet from another web server could call
cocoon and get the transformed results - we also have a
swing client
Hi, Steve...
I did detail the solution out in another post to this
newsgroup. I don't have a reference to the exact post -
but search for my last name and see if it returns from
that. If not, I'll search the archives tonite and forward
it to you. In it, I detail what I did with the sitemap
please look for my posts from several days ago. I
specifically show how to modify the sitemap to use the
stream generator to capture output from a servlet to send
to cocoon and capture the results. I also show the
specific java code in the servlet to fire off to cocoon...
sorry, but I don't
Hey, All,
Since I posted that response of having a serlvet talk to
cocoon and capture the results, I've had several requests
on how to do this. First off, let me give the reason why
we chose this way:
We have a state machine that is sending xml documents of
activities across the net. The r
oh - I'm using Cocoon 2.0.1... sorry.
peace. JOe...
On Thu, 07 Feb 2002 11:22:52 -0700
Vishal Khatnani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am using cocoon 1.8 by the way.
>
>Vishal Khatnani wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> The problem im having is with cocoon and java servlets.
>>I am using
>> cocoon with
are you calling the servlet first and having it talk to
cocoon? If so, then you need to use the pipeline to capture the output and then
have it processed by the rest of the pipeline - this is
what I do with my stuff (plus some other URLConnection
setup stuff in the servlet)... If you need
MacOSX Cocoon works perfectly fine with the standard
distribution. The only problem I had was with compiling
the classes, the zip tool cut off the characters of file
names after a certain point. So, I had to traverse the
directory and put the names back in for the source files.
Then, compi
>REQUEST:
>/cocoon/request2 and the sitemap entry you are showing
>references request1.
>Kinga
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Joseph Jupin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2002 7:21 PM
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject:
Hey, All...
Does anyone know how to handle that error listed above?
It's in my cocoon.log file and is the result of my
posting to cocoon via the Stream...
Here's the sitemap entry:
And yes, the stylesheet is there in the correct place,
etc... Here's the messa
t; // Gets the output stream and POSTs data
> OutputStream POSTStream = connect.getOutputStream();
> PrintWriter POSTWriter = new PrintWriter(POSTStream);
> POSTWriter.println(postData);
> POSTWriter.flush();
> POSTWriter.close();
>I hope t
Hey, All...
I've been using Cocoon 2.0 for about a month & 1/2 now and
I've run into the following problem:
First off, refer to the Order example that comes with
cocoon which when you hit the submit, it will return the
xml typed into the textarea. Now, for testing, I've taken
my xml doc, mo
need to set it in your script. you probably have an
overriding definition like:
#!/usr/bin/sh
JAVA_HOME=""
...
This will override your outside declaration.
Just remove that variable or tell it export from
the outside - or better yet, change it to:
JAVA_HOME=/blah/blah/blah...
you get the i
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