Hi,
> I would like to dynamically generate an RSS feed from
> currently available XML files in a folder on my
> webserver to be displayed in the Cocoon portal.
I did that some days ago ...
This was my approach:
1. Use the directory generator to generate the list of files in your folder
2. Transf
Hi,
> for example when my first pipeline manage *.html and my second pipeline
manage *.xhtml, all html files will be correctly treat if i try > to acces
to xhtml file tomcat send me an error : " toto.xhtml" not found. My
pipeline is correctly configured because if i put the
> *.xhtml first then
Hi,
> Can't find anything in the developer snapshots link. Where have tey gone?
They are currently not available, but you can get the latest version via
cvs:
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/cvspublic co xml-cocoon2
(as mentioned in this thread:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-u
Hi,
> I am using the standard Cocoon config (Xalan, Xerces ..)
The default Transformer is XSLTC. It is configured
in the sitemap.xmap in your cocoon folder.
Just search for map:transformers. You will
find there a transformer named 'xalan' and one
named 'xsltc' (and course many other transformers)
Hi,
> Whats the CVS command for version 2.1 dev?
cvs -d :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/cvspublic co cocoon-2.1 ???
kind regards
Jens Maukisch
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s&n AG
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Hi,
> how do i get cocoon to recognize that I have a folder with XML files
> that I want parsed and shown on a website in its folder?
Don't know if i got the point but I've to possible answers :-)
Do you want to show all the xml files in the folder at the same time ?
If yes, you can use the Dir