Never Mind (Re: error on Mac OS X + Tomcat 4.0.1 + Cocoon 2.0.2)

Never mind... I finally found the thread in the list-archive on MARC that said to delete the tomcat/work directory and restart, which solved the problem. Sorry for the repeat. On Thursday, May 2, 2002, at 01:43 PM, Noah Mittman wrote: > I got this error when first running after the inst

error on Mac OS X + Tomcat 4.0.1 + Cocoon 2.0.2

I got this error when first running after the install (trying to get /cocoon/): type fatal message Error compiling sitemap description org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Error compiling sitemap: java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: generators FYI The log contained this (I don't know if it's relevan

PS: XMLTransformer without XML declaration?

Sorry, that would be the TextSerializer and XMLSerializer... On Tuesday, March 12, 2002, at 03:12 PM, Noah Mittman wrote: > I'm using Cocoon to output ASX (Windows Media playlists) content, > but since it's a wonderful Microsoft product, it's XML formatted, > b

XMLTransformer without XML declaration?

I'm using Cocoon to output ASX (Windows Media playlists) content, but since it's a wonderful Microsoft product, it's XML formatted, but if you include an XML declaration, it doesn't work. Can I use the XMLTransformer, but without the xml declaration it adds (i.e. is it configurable?) or am I s

Re: Desperately need help: Running Java code with XML values as input

"write=test"? > > Best regards > Roman > > Noah Mittman wrote: > >> [...] >> Like: >> >> source.xml: >> >> Hello >> >> >> write.xsl?write=test (submitted via form): >&

Re: Desperately need help: Running Java code with XML values as input

What I need to do is execute some Java code that uses both request parameters and XML node values as sources for variables. For example, I want to record someone's submitted username to a special log system, which is based on ID numbers. In this case, the username is supplied in the query, but

Desperately need help: Running Java code with XML values as input

Well, that's it. I'm almost ready to scrap Cocoon. All I want to do is generate a simple HTML page that when requested does a little Java code first using some request parameters and values from the XML it's being generated from. I need to do this in many little ways: sending email, writing to

Re: JSP + matcher error

temap, see if there are any > overly-broad matches for jsps. > > -Dave > > > > On Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Noah Mittman wrote: > >> I'm having a very odd problem -- "/jsp/file.jsp" is >> coming up as a 404 Not Found. I do hav

JSP + matcher error

I'm having a very odd problem -- "/jsp/file.jsp" is coming up as a 404 Not Found. I do have a matcher for this, in fact, for all JSPs in that directory: So why doesn't it work? And stranger st

maybe running Java within an XSL?

What would be the best way to approach this functionality? I have an XML which acts as source data for a multi-framed web application. At some point I want a FORM in one of those HTML pages to send email -- take the to: and from: addresses but use a set of parameters which are nodes in the XML

can't get cocoon 2 running (MOSX/Darwin)

geException: Could not > load class for program 'org/apache/cocoon/www/sitemap_xmap' due to > a java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: > org.apache.cocoon.www.sitemap_xmap > Thanks! - --- Noah Mittman [ Interaction Designer ] sputnik7 -- chronic online entertainment GPG Public Key available @ ww