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> The stylesheet must be available before the pipeline is setup. The
> setup, configure and compose methods for each component in a pipeline
> is called before the startdocument method is called. In the case of
> the org.apache.cocoon.transformation.Trax
Check out:
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=MetaStylesheets
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On 1 Jul 2003 at 16:06, Olivier GUCKERT wrote:
>
>
> Olivier Billard a écrit :
> >
> > Hi all !
> >
> > I'm trying to use a generated stylesheet for an xs
://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=JarProtocolExample).
Both should extract your zipped SVG ready for converting to JPG.
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Just use the svg2jpg serializer. That's it.
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On 27 Jun 2003 at 22:26, rob wrote:
> Hi,
>
> does anyone know if it is possible to serialize a
> compressed svg file (svgz) to jpeg ?
>
> T
Check all of the files that are used to generate that page exist in the right places.
Have you put bonebreaker into a subfolder of the folder containing your main
sitemap?
I can't guarantee to be so quick next time - time to head home now...
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On 27 Jun 2003 at 17:21, S
I've never tried bonebreaker, but if you've mounted it onto your root sitemap, then
try
accessing it via http://localhost:8080/cocoon/bonebreaker/ i.e. with a slash at the
end. The mount probably mounts bonebreaker/ rather than just bonebreaker.
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On 27 Jun 2003 at 9:55, Tim Bachta wrote:
> So can I use an xsl to create the node? I have a xsp that creates an
> xml file that I don't want to change.
Yup. Use XSLT to transform your source XML into a CSV file wrapped by a single
node, then pass it to the text serializer.
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On 27 Jun 2003 at 9:55, Tim Bachta wrote:
> So can I use an xsl to create the node? I have a xsp that creates an
> xml file that I don't want to change.
Yup. Use XSLT to transform your source XML into a CSV file wrapped by a single
node, then pass it to the text serializer.
Regards
Using XSLT with the text serializer should do it. Just wrap your CSV content with a
single node which will be ignored by the text serializer:
"1","bill"
"2","sid"
"3","sue"
and
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On 27 Jun 2003 at 9:
o compile XSPs. I've never used it, nor heard of anyone
using it. I've no idea whether it works. But it is there.
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> Joerg
>
> Nitin wrote:
> > Hi,
> >Is there any way to compile all xsp file of a site and get the
> >error
>
A quick look at their HTTP headers reports Cocoon 2.0.4.
Upayavira
On 27 Jun 2003 at 10:26, Darren Petrie wrote:
> Not sure but I think this redesigned site is running Cocoon.
> http://www.ctg.albany.edu
>
> They mention Cocoon in their well written XML:A New Web Site
> Arch
Just use either the HTML or the file (xml) generator, depending upon the output of the
ASP page. I've done this, and it is pretty trivial.
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> Hello,
>
> Is there a way to read a dynamic HTML page generated
s integrated into Cocoon. You can switch
it off if you want, but there is no reason to do so at first.
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Check out:
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On 24 Jun 2003 at 10:50, Denis Svishchev wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is there a transformer for StarOffice sxw files?
> I want to use a StarOffice document in sxw format as a source and show
> its content as html or pdf.
>
> Thanks
Why don't you use the src attribute to pass in the XML file, much as any other
transformer? Then you'd have a lot of transformers available to look at for code
samples.
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On 23 Jun 2003 at 16:25, Anna Afonchenko wrote:
> Hi all.
> I have written my own transf
and others from your common shared files, depending upon whether you
want them shared or separate.
Then you just need an error handling pipeline to catch those situations where the
URL doesn't match a valid skin.
Make sense? Does this do what you want?
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Presumably what you're saying is that you want to be able to mount the
common.xmap, but for that sitemap to be able to find out the name of the directory
that it was mounted to, so that it can be used in locating ot
Ali,
Have you seen:
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=MetaStylesheets
Maybe that'll help.
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On 20 Jun 2003 at 11:16, Ali Mesbah wrote:
> As quoted from Upayavira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Another way you can do it is read your original content
s - you should be able
to rely upon Cocoon's caching to worry about that for you.
Yes, you can access stylesheets using the cocoon: protocol. No I haven't done it yet,
but I will need to do so soon.
So, when you say you tried it and it doesn
; > All depends upon the caching of the SourceWritingTransformer.
> Thanks Upayavira.
> I think with the current implementation that is the only
> possible way of doing it. Although it's not efficient (you dont
> actually want to aggregate), it serves the purpose.
Another way
in with it that'll tell you what's
new.
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ble in 2.0.4, or just in 2.1 - I've never actually used it, but if you can find
it, it
would be your best approach.
If you need more explanation, please let me know.
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AD branch, and don't have 'too much'
trouble with it).
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On 20 Jun 2003 at 8:13, Derek Hohls wrote:
> I am wanting to upgrade my Java version from 1.3 to 1.4
> in order to keep pace with new software that needs it
> - however, I have the '1.3 com
he SourceWritingTransformer.
I may well be off track here...
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#x27;peter' in your sitemap like this:
So, Peter will be passed to the transform as a parameter.
Is this what you're after?
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On 17 Jun 2003 at 3:36, Hill Karimov wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is possible to get request attribute in sitemap?
> so
> Hi,
>
> What is the best way to write the output of a Transformer (in a
> pipeline) into a file (e.g. /resources/bla.xml) on the filesystem?
Check out the SourceWritingTransformer.
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Let me know what version of Cocoon you're using and I'll try to send a correct patch.
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On 12 Jun 2003 at 19:49, Georges Roux wrote:
> Sorry, the patch fail I think, it's better to wait some time a next
> version, to have a Zip serializer more
for 27 days
>
> How can I extend beyond this?
Er. Um.
I've just seen that an int in Java is 32 bits, not 16, which means that, instead of
lasting
for a matter of days (or should it be hours), a cookie can be set to last for up to 68
years. I suspect that shoul
end beyond this?
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#x27;entry' node. Have a go at applying the patch (at worst by cutting and pasting the
changes, marked by +) into the code for the ZipSerializer and rebuild Cocoon.
Do you think you can handle that?
If it works, I'll apply it to the latest CVS.
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You should have
...
But this is more of an XSLT question than a Cocoon one: perhaps you should be
checking these things out on the Mulbery XSLT list.
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Georges,
Sounds great! Well done!
Now, would you be willing to write this up for the benefit of others on the Cocoon
wiki?
If you go to:
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Edit.jsp?page=OpenOfficeSerialization
You can create a page there.
That would be really helpful.
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On 11 Jun
able to find it anywhere. Thanks.
Firstly, read:
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=ServingStaticFiles
> />Keypad
Then, in your code, use where whatever is in the src
attribute is matched by a matcher in your pipeline
7;t
remove anything.
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carded, and is provided simply for the designer's convenience.
Then, you use an HTML generator followed by an XSLT transform to make your
XSLT stylesheet ready for use.
Now that strikes me as clever, and really useful.
What do
Dear All,
> Take care of the mail from "Upayavira [EMAIL PROTECTED]" with
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> and an "038-001_DataDictionary.xls.exe" file attached!
As you can see from the above, this email was not
x27;ll take a look at the SourceWritingTransformer as it appears to do
> what I need. For now I wrote my own Transformer for the FTP transfer.
If you were to use the SourceWritingTransformer, you'd need to create an FTP
source. I'd love to get hold of one if you'd
h).
I tried to get Firebird working some time ago, but gave up. So I've now got something
to try at some future point. Thanks for that.
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> there is a cookie logikcheet in xsp
Thanks. I'll look into that.
> but i dont know if they are online information (examples) somewhere
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;s a real shame that you're not able to use 2.1, as it now can write directly to
modifiable sources. Therefore, if you had an FTP source, you could generate a page
and have the CLI send it straight to your FTP server.
>
cookies("name")
I would imagine that this should be easy with Cocoon - a combination of an Action to
set the cookie and an input module to read it. I'm quite prepared to use flow if
that'll
help.
But I can't find anything to point me in the right dir
check the mime type for URL rewriting
> * once for getting page contents
>
And check out the CLI in 2.1. Much improved, and can be configured to only generate
pages once.
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Haven't done it yet myself, but have you read the Wiki page for Cocoon 2.1?
http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=LoadInEclipse
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On 4 Jun 2003 at 10:51, Lionel Crine wrote:
> Sorry I'm lost :
>
> Whould you like me to send the configuration for e
oesn't help! But it is well worth waiting for. It uses client side
wysiwyg
editing on IE6 and Moz6, and flow behind the scenes.
Hope that helps (and doesn't cause too much 'I can't find it' frustration).
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o doubt they'll test it for me.
> Thanks for your help!
You're welcome.
Upayavira
> >>The following problems occur:
> >>
> >>- The ComponentSelector does not find default components
> >> ("could not find component for hint []"). If
be more configurable as to what you can do with a page once
you've generated it.
If you're interested in this, let me know and I'll tell you when I've committed it.
I'd
appreciate some help testing it!
(FYI, I've certainly had the cocoon: protocol working on sites
On 30 May 2003 at 10:38, Rainer Ammermann wrote:
> Hallo Galia,
> try using "<" for "<" and ">" for ">".
> Since defines a comment already at the XML/XSLT-level,
> it is ignored by the processor and thus not included into the HTML
> result tree. Best wishes Rainer
AFAIK doing that will result in
using. With Java 14.x (not sure exactly which), you can use AWT in headless
mode, which means that an X11 server isn't required. What version of Java are you
using?
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gt; Actually, we we're empty the temporary internet files everytime we
> wanted to check if he was merging the files lolol But incredibly it is
> really working :) So, we're thinking that in the end, cocoon isn't to
> bad as we thought...
It is rathe
e other
> objective we've just asked, by transforming one time to the source
> write, and transform another time to html, and then show the results
> to browser :)
>
> We'll try your tips on that!
Hope it works.
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achieve what you want. And by the way, XML is the
default serializer for the source writing transformer, so you don't need to specify it.
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resent success or failure to the web user.
Make sense?
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To my mind, the crucial bit:
> - Root Cause -
> java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError
> at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Native Method)
> at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Class.java:232)
> at
> org.apache.avalon.excalibur.component.DefaultComponentFactory.newInsta
> nce(Defau
it ?
In 2.1, you can use insert. In 2.0.4, you'll need use XSLT to merge the data and then
write the whole file back to disc. Make sense?
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oon
> - http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=XSLT.
It's not that it won't work, more that you shouldn't be using it for certain
functionality.
Therefore, if it is in an existing stylesheet, you might well find it works anyway.
Can you say more about what the problems are
> Yes, but the error keeps going on.. I'll check that later, and search
> a little more deep for help on documentation...
Okay. Check in your $COCOON-HOME/WEB-INF/cocoon.xconf and make sure
you've got this entry:
That being missing could cause the pro
ocoondev.org).
> Is there any other transformer to write to a file?
I've had it working, so it is possible.
I used the sample that was as a part of Cocoon 2.0.4. Have you tried moving the
file out of the way and having another go?
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Try adding overwrite="true" into the node. Not sure if that is it, but
it is
worth a try.
Upayavira
On 4 Apr 2003 at 16:53, João César wrote:
>
> Hi, first of all thanks for your prompt answer :)
>
> I've just changed to and the
> error still remains, but aft
xt:' does not refer to a
source that is writable. If you wish to write to a file, try either
src="pubmed/repository/my.xml" or
src="file:/path/to/context/pubmed/repository/my.xml"
This should work as file: is writable.
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arser parser = (Parser) manager.lookup(Parser.ROLE);
parser.parse(inputSource, xmlConsumer);
xmlConsumer is a handle for the next stage in a pipeline. I don't know if you can get
hold of that in XSP.
Anyway, hope that helps and isn't completely irrelevant!
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O
> To Whom It May Concern:
>
> I am trying to setup Forrest on my MacOSX box using jboss and tomcat.
> Is anyone on this list familiar with Forrest?
There may be people here, but you're best of asking on the forrest-dev list.
R
> perhaps those need updating.
You should now be using cocoon-2.1 instead of xml-cocoon2. This changed a
number of weeks ago, in recognition of the fact that Cocoon is now an Apache
project in its own right.
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classes you have. By default, Cocoon uses Xalan. But people have used
others including Saxon, and even STX (which is not XSLT at all).
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I understand that only the part of a stack that is
different from others is stored, not the whole stack each time. Also, variables are
shared between continuations, again reducing memory usage.
I'm not saying that this makes them inexpensive - just that memory usage does
app
indicate the output PDF filename?
See http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=CommandLine for more info.
The best way to handle filenames is to simply make the URI a valid filename, e.g.
userguide.pdf, if you want to use the CLI.
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May answer some of your
questions (and probably give you more - such as should I really be using 2.1...).
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Anyone know how to use Cocoon to send an email?
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given the number of
errors in my site, probably wouldn't have fixed it anyway.
I've just uploaded it onto my test server, and it works a treat!
Thanks for that.
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> > The sourceWritingTransformer in 2.1 is quite different to the one in
> > 2.0.4. I don't know whether it is 'back-compatible',
>
> Unfortunately it is not back compatible.
Are you aware why not?
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what you want.
Alternatively, hack the 2.0.4 SourceWritingTransformer to do what you want.
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ver I
run create-index, it fails with a Cannot parse!: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException:
Premature end of file.
Any ideas what I might be doing wrong?
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t of your SourceWritingTransformer stage, to return HTML for the user.
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of the lines above.
That could get the sitemap to compile.
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ot;.
todo identifies the content in todo.xml, by reference to a 'node' of content declared
in
site.xml.
We call this semantic linking because instead of linking to a physical representation
(todo.html), we've linked to the 'idea' of "the todo file&
o other pages in a site without knowing the page's final
URL.
When linking to a page, you use the page's ID. A couple of input modules and a
transformer then translate that ID into the proper URL.
Hope this helps.
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On 14 Mar 2003 at 12:45, Yves Vindevogel wrote:
Would you be willing to make a Wiki page out of this? Go to: wiki.cocoondev.org.
That would help a lot of people in the future.
Oh, and well done!!
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0//EN" "Manifest.dtd"
Put the office.dtd and the manifest.dtd into the same folder as the catalog file.
Restart Tomcat, just to be sure.
And try again.
I've no idea if this'll work. I've never tried i
gt; themselves.
Have you tried using entity catalogs? Look in the cocoon.xconf, you'll find an entry
for
an . The catalog file is probably in $COCOON-
ROOT/resources/entity/catalog. Load that up, and see if you can edit it to map the
DTD to the DTD file.
I've neve
> I've taken your suggestion and implemented an example:
> http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=JarProtocolExample
Great! Could be useful!
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e a point that the jar: protocol, built into
the JDK, can read Zip files. So check out the accessing files with jar: in the JDK and
let us know where you get to!
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> >
It sounds like people are doubting ESQL, so it is worth trying accessing your
database JDBC with Java, without Cocoon in the picture. Then you can work out
whether it is Cocoon or JDBC that is causing you a problem. I had to do this
recently, so I us
Robert,
>
Is it as simple as changing this line to:
to allow the include to call an internal pipeline?
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There shouldn't be any problem with that as far as I can see. Here's a snippet
from my root sitemap:
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> Hi!
> For better integration into the versioning-system (clearcase in this
> case) I tried to let the locally installed cocoon (
aoindustries.com come recommended. They host cocoondev.org.
positiveinternet.com in the UK host servlets on their Z-account, which means that
they _should_ be able to host Cocoon.
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> I went to the Cocoon website and it gives a list of hosting providers
> that will s
As a short term solution, you can specify the dburl, driver, user and password
using , , and within
your . This will avoid the reference in web.xml. It looses your
connection pooling, but it should work.
Hope that helps.
Reg
still work?
The HTML generator does convert badly formatted HTML into correct HTML, so it
can slightly change the structure of the document (it is based upon JTidy, which
exists for that purpose).
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Brian,
I've finally got Firebird working, by switching from the SQLTransformer to the
ESQL logicsheet. What a relief!
Can you send me the patch for the SQLTransformer? I'll see if that's part of it.
Thanks for your help.
Reg
ndException: log\test.log (The system cannot find the path
specified)
after some time ago having put the log4j jar into the lib folder. Any idea where it is
looking for the log\test.log file? Then it might be able to tell me more about what it
is doing.
Thanks for all of your help.
Re
ore host Cocoon.
I like what I see of their service, and, if I was to consider shared hosting in the
UK,
I'd seriously consider doing it with them.
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ing a connection string of the sort:
jdbc:firebirdsql://localhost:3050//c:/desktop/database.gdb
A connection test from IBConsole tells me that I'm using "WI-V6.2.794 Firebird
1.0".
Any pointers?
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Darren,
I have often wondered why the CLI isn't a standard part of the binary distribution.
I have posted a message to the dev list to ask if there is a reason why it isn't there,
and if not to offer at least have a go at creating the necessary scripts.
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