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I am updating it now to use StringBuffer.
Ed
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Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 07:25:03 -0800 (PST)
On a totally different level...
This has XML hard-coded inside a Cocoon XSP as a Java
> From: Yyy Xxx [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> On a totally different level...
>
> This has XML hard-coded inside a Cocoon XSP as a Java
> string. That's a little odd.
I would say, it's _very_ add, because the main purpose of XSP is to make XML
generation easier than hard-coding it in Java co
On a totally different level...
This has XML hard-coded inside a Cocoon XSP as a Java
string. That's a little odd.
Isn't there some way to bring the XML out of Java and
into Cocoon where it may be better utilized?
Perhaps a refactoring is in order.
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>From: Ed Jenkins
tors,
>unfortunately for your
>original!
>
>Perry
>
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>I tried that. I put the xml all on one line (
I was wrong. Sun was wrong.
Vadim is right. SourceForge is right.
According to JLS 3.10.5, a string literal can not have a line terminator it
it.
Thanks, Vadim.
Ed
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I tried that. I put the xml all on one line (without \n) and it compiled.
But I liked having it split up because it was readable.
Ed
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I tried that. I put the xml all on one line (without \n) and it compiled.
But I liked having it split up because it was readable.
Ed
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Hi Ed,
Will
String s = "\nthree\nthree\n";
solve the problem?
Perry
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From: Ed Jenkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, 15 March 2002 9:20
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Subject: Pizza
Yesterday, we upgraded to Cocoon 2.0.2dev. In that version, in
cocoon.xconf,
> From: Ed Jenkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Yesterday, we upgraded to Cocoon 2.0.2dev. In that version, in
> cocoon.xconf, the default compiler was switched from Javac to Pizza.
>
> Pizza is reporting some compilation errors in my XSP files that were
OK when
> compiled with Javac. Also,
