Christopher Painter-Wakefield wrote:
>
> Alexandru,
>
> look at your generated code, and I think you'll see why this doesn't work.
> ESQL creates a number of local variables inside the populateDocument()
> method, which it needs for its tags. These local variables obviously
> aren't available t
Alexandru,
look at your generated code, and I think you'll see why this doesn't work.
ESQL creates a number of local variables inside the populateDocument()
method, which it needs for its tags. These local variables obviously
aren't available to other methods in the class.
-Christopher
Ple
Since my first start with Cocoon, I am searching for an easy way to
store the result of an XSP page to a file for later reuse in other XSPs.
I could not find a way to do this neither in the documentation nor in
the mail archives. Has somebody out there already done this? Then please
help us an
Thank your for your suggestion.
I wonder though how can this mecanism be used when trying to reuse the
XSP code between multiple files...
I would like to avoid redefining the reusedPart method for everypage,
as it's definition will remain unchanged
Curious guy :)
Have a look at the Java code generated for any XSP, and you'll
understand : this a local variable that is used by the XSP engine to
produce the attributes of XML elements. Since we have here a separate
method, this local variable is out of scope, and we must therefore
declare a
Hi Sylvain,
thank you for this hint.
I do not understand, why the following line is necessary.
AttributesImpl xspAttr = new AttributesImpl();
Can you please explain this?
Regards, Mario
Sylvain Wallez wrote:
> The capture taglib won't solve this problem, because the captured
> content can'
The capture taglib won't solve this problem, because the captured
content can't be parameterized.
To achieve this, you can put the reused part in a method defined in a
block child of . Below is an example, based on
simple.xsp form the samples.
http://apache.org/xsp";
xmlns:xsp-req
Hi Alexandru,
reusing part of an XSP result is something I plan to achieve with the
new logicsheet CAPTURE.XSL. You will find it under
src\org\apache\cocoon\component\language\markup\xsp\java
in the source tree of the 2.0 and 2.1 branch. This logicsheet contains
markup to copy part of an XSP t
If you know the values of idtype-inf you will use, you
can use this query :
select * from v_inf where idtype_inf=6 OR idtype_inf=7 OR idtype_inf=8...
or if the values follow each other ( 6,7,8,9...), use
for(int i=6; i<=9; i++)
{
...
select...i
...
}
hope this will help.
C.
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