Re: Refreshing Stylesheet in Cocoon/Tomcat

2003-01-09 Thread Joerg Heinicke
Hello Anna, the cache of Tomcat is in %TOMCAT_HOME%/work/*. If the stylesheet doesn't change the cache isn't invalidated. It's probable that the change in the result of the extension function does also not invalidate the cache. If you don't need the date in the browser, why do you use an XSLT

Refreshing Stylesheet in Cocoon/Tomcat

2003-01-09 Thread Anna Afonchenko
Hi all!   We have a problem when we are running Cocoon from Tomcat.  We are using the latest stable versions of both.   The problem arises with refreshing the http request to Cocoon.  From our xsl stylesheet we call a very simple Java Extension that prints out the date to the command line - o

Re: Stylesheet in Cocoon

2002-12-23 Thread Joerg Heinicke
Hello Anna, namespace declarations are no attributes, even if they look so. And you can't create them in this way. You can't create the important namespace nodes, you can only copy them. To read a much better explanation from Jeni Tennison have a look here: http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl/sect2/N

Stylesheet in Cocoon

2002-12-23 Thread Anna Afonchenko
Hi all. I am trying to create a stylesheet using cocoon and then apply this stylesheet to some input. I need to declare a root element with different namespace declarations. When I was using batch file instead of Cocoon, I just wrote it as a string, e.g.:    

Re: xml-stylesheet in Cocoon 2

2001-12-18 Thread Joerg Heinicke
More or less Cocoon 2 is completely different. The sitemap.xmap is the important file. For more information read http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/ctwig/index.html, which describes "everything" with Cocoon 2. Regards, Joerg > Hello, > > does anyone know if these kind of statements still work in coco

xml-stylesheet in Cocoon 2

2001-12-18 Thread me
Hello, does anyone know if these kind of statements still work in cocoon2? i tried to run these stuff on my cocoon2 machine but i was'nt able to run these scripts. regards Nick - Please check that your question has not al