Hi
Im writing an article about Cocoon 1, and I was
hoping that you could write me some reasons why it is smarter to implements
your logic in logicsheets instead of making your own processor. I have some
reasons myself, but think that there maby is more to it.
Maby some concret situations,
> Dear support team,
>after following the specified instructions as per the set up of
> cocoon software along with tomcat (apache as server). It does not
> work. When I make a request for xml file through IE or Netscape all I
> could see is a blank screen that displays " type="text/wml" ". Whe
Hi
That is the difference between logicsheets and
taglibs?
I can remember that I have seen this question
before, but cannot find the answer anymore. So please just answer me
short.
Thanx
> All you need is Xerces. If you use a current Xerces that uses JAXP,
> it is easy to get a validating parser that respects namespaces.
Well I guess that Xerces using JAXP is part of Cocoon 1.8.2 (which is the version that
I use). Is that correct?
You say that it is easy - but how???
I have t
> Validation has been turned of by default in Cocoon because
> it is an expensive operation. In a server environment where
> you will be sending the same document hundreds or thousands
> of times a day (depending on site traffic), the added overhead
> of validation is too expensive to do for each
Please!!!
I cant be the first one wanting to validate my XMLs
with XML Schema.
- Original Message -
From:
Per Steffensen
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 11:15
AM
Subject: [C1] Syntax checking in
Cocoon
Hi
Can you make Cocoon 1
Hi
Can you make Cocoon 1 check syntax of a document
according to a XML Schema (xsd)? How?
E.g. make Cocoon 1 check wether the use of esql
corresponds to the definitions in esql.xsd.
Thanx
