Hi,
I remember I had a similar problem, and I think the reason was
that I had two connection pools defined in cocoon.xconf, and two
drivers in the WEB-INF/classes (oracle and mysql). With only one
it worked (don't ask why).
But don't trust me, that was long time ago and my memory is not
what it use
Hi Robert,
> But, would you can explain me what
>do this attribute *-* ?
>
The first asterisk '*' matches everything between 'file' and the first '-'
(that's, 'X', or 'Y' in your example).
The second '*' matches the rest until '.pdf' (the date in your example).
regards,
Ruben
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Hi Robert,
you can try something like:
regards,
Rubem
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Hi,
with IE 6.0 should work.. no idea
Ruben
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Hi Sylvain,
it looks that the browser cannot show the XML with that namespace applying
its XSL...
try serializing the output to 'html'
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Hi Brian,
I'm not sure if it will solve the problem, but try placing xalan in front
of the server classpath.
Ruben
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Hi Paul,
Sorry, I meant changing those parameters in Weblogic. You can do it via
Weblogic console:
- First of all place xalan (as well as xerces and xml-apis) in front of
weblogic
classpath.
- Restart the server.
- Try something like http://localhost:7001/console, depending on which
Hi Paul,
try setting this XML Registry:
DocumentBuilderFactory: org.apache.xerces.jaxp.DocumentBuilderFactoryImpl
SAXParserFactory: org.apache.xerces.jaxp.SAXParserFactoryImpl
Transformer Factory: org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl
and connecting it to your server (it also w
