Yes, Sir. Absolutely use an action and remove JAVA as much as possible from
the xsp. When you do this and know how to pass a STRING ARRAY into the
XML/XSL without the need of the XSP - please let me know - it is the only
thing that i still rely on an XSP for.
> -Original Message-
> From:
Using the SunRise instructions found at
http://radio.weblogs.com/0103021/stories/2002/02/28/usingTheSunriseComponent
s.html
The example has a pipeline named foo-authuser
In this pipeline, i call an action named checkCredentials. This action
accesses several tables in a database. If a match is fo
object to determine
> the flow of control.
>
> Sreedhar
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Ray Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wed 12/18/2002 2:42 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc:
> Subject: RE: How do I read files inside an Action?
> Sir
Sir,
Just like any other file called from java.
In the action class you would need:
import java.io.File; // cocoon has some defaults - this could be one of them
//nothing special here, just an example. however, this directory is where
cocoon places uploaded files by default. make yours wherev
Ant is a great
thing. However, Ant is not an absolute 'must' to be able to build
actions. There are four steps. 1) From your JAVA package directory
structure, run JAVAC on the action file(s).
2) Copy the
resultant class(es) to the appropriate place.
3) Run JAR.
4) Copy the
resultant
I agree.
Writing to a file is best done in an action. Allow the XSL to do styling
of presentation. Allow actions to perform - well, actions - like writing
to a file - JAVA is a beautiful thing - has great file
streams.
Ray
-Original Message-From: Ludovic de Beaurepaire
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Sir,
Have you looked at Torque, which is an Apache Software Foundation project.
Torque maps objects to relational databases. Torque provides all the
set/gets to access table fields.
In Cocoon, you would write an action that would call the appropriate Torque
classes to perform the database access
Sir,
Cocoon places the uploaded file into a default directory. The default
directory is C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat
4.1\work\Standalone\localhost\cocoon\cocoon-files\upload-dir.
I use a Cocoon action to "pick up" the uploaded file from the default
directory and place it where ever i wan
Sir,
I too experienced that no one would give any answers. But, i am wondering
if the cocoon-users mail list server is always behaving correctly. i am
subscribed to the cocoon-users list, but this is the first time that i have
seen your message. i did not receive any of your previous postings on
Sirs,
For a place to put 'common things', I
suggest a descriptor file - XML not XSP. The tutorial that comes with
Cocoon shows (slightly) how to use the descriptor file.
The descriptor file is the place to put
parameters that you want to share between the web page designers on one side a
Sir,
Someone pointed out to me that Cocoon handles file uploading for you. I was
rather skeptical - but, i just tried it and it works.
On client machine, i used a browser and my form with an
enctype="multipart/form-data", an HTML INPUT tag of type file, and an HTML
INPUT of type submit.
Of cour
Ladies and gentlemen, dear users of cocoon,
I am an idiot.
When i do things correctly, Cocoon works just marvelous.
If I cannot type, of course, Cocoon seems to have problems with my failure
to type.
Let me tell you where i failed to save anyone else from stumbling in the
same pit - of course,
1) Authentication - DOESN'T WORK - cannot logout - insufficient information.
2) LDAP - DOESN'T WORK - insufficient information.
3) Form Validation - DOESN'T WORK - toosmall and toolarge work, but the
other tags write true and false on the form - insufficient information.
4) FileUpload - DOESN'T WOR
Dear Friend,
I read your post with enthusiasm - like a thirsty man receiving a bottle of
water!!!
What did it say? "... look at the authenticate resource."; "...anything
else..."; "...you can..."; "...can be.."; "...you could..." - WOW!!! The
water bottle was empty.
What do i know from the pos
Sir,
I understand your frustration. We have been trying to get authentication
using that sunRise stuff for over a month now. One goes down the primrose
path only to find absolutely nothing - that is called frustration.
Actually, I believe that there is something that we have set incorrectly.
But
using a descriptor file like employee-form.xml in the tutorial directory.
have FormValidatorAction called from the sitemap.
a line in core.log states "All form params successfully validated" - written
by FormValidatorAction. no other lines from FormValidatorAction.
therefore, neither the 'valida
I came into the Cocoon2 stronghold not just because I was caught in the
hype. But, also, because I liked the principles on which Cocoon was
founded. The fact that Cocoon is based on Avalon is a good thing.
I am a fan of Avalon not only because it has the best written white paper on
the subject o
Background:
Have downloaded Cocoon2 on an MS-2000 box. Ran ANT got the resultant
cocoon.war.
Took the downloaded Cocoon2 to another site where i am producing a web
service on an Intranet with no Internet connectivity. The platform at this
site is a Sun420R with Solaris 8. Ran ANT. The buil
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