Is the new framework documented anywhere?
Ralph
At 6/26/2003 02:42 PM, you wrote:
I'm not sure about the new portal generator, but the
old one requires authentication. I suspect that
initially it was designed only to build "portal"
pages, i.e., assuming there is an identifiable user
and there ar
Have you tried Xalan 2.5.1? Beware that Xalan now ships two forms of
binaries. In one the XSLT compiler is in the same jar as the
interpreter. This causes problems in some environments where classes the
XSLT compiler is dependent upon are being used by other components (i.e.
BEA Weblogic Port
I own the Developer's Handbook and it is quite good. Unfortunately, Cocoon
contains so much good stuff no one book can really cover it.
As big as it is, Developer's Handbook still could use more
information. I've conversed with Lajos about this and would love to see
his book split into two.
hen between the and
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Ralph
At 6/20/2003 09:45 AM, you wrote:
How do you set that? I
am using weblogic 8.1.
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Thanks. I resolved my
Thanks. I resolved my problem. The default configuration, even in
production mode, has BEA checking every second for changes to the webapp
and JSPs. Explicity turning those off drastically improved performance.
Ralph
At 6/20/2003 02:10 AM, you wrote:
Hello Ralph,
we use BEA WebLogic 5.1 and w
Does anyone have experience with running Cocoon in Weblogic? We are seeing
terrible performance just accessing the hello.html in the cocoon sample
(1-5 transactions per second). On the same box using Jetty we can get
close to 50. This is with Weblogic Server 8.1.
Ralph
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I believe you should be able to call the java method in your transform
passing it the XML date as input and getting the first Monday as the result.
At 6/17/2003 11:29 AM, you wrote:
Is it possible to alter the pipeline of cocoon
so that we're calling a custom javabean that would
generate the XML
Are you using the pre-built cocoon? weblogic 8.1 ships with JDK
1.4. Cocoon probably needs to be rebuilt from the source using the JDK
provided with weblogic (in \bea\jdk141_02). You will also need to
place the xalan, xerces and xml-apis jar files that come with cocoon in
\bea\jdk141_02\jre\lib
I'm using Weblogic 8.1 and have Cocoon
working. If you have a war file the cocoon logs end up wherever the war
file was unzipped to. If expand the war file yourself the log files will
go in WEB-INF/logs. I am using the examples server and the weblogic
logs are in domains/examples/examples
I am proposing that Cocoon be used in the project I
am working on. My boss wants some assurance that he isn't jumping off a
cliff by agreeing to this - although the rest of my development team is
convinced. He would like answers to a couple of questions:
1. What "big" companies are using Co
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