Torsten Curdt says:
Regarding this problem in general... I was unable to get Cocoon to
make an SQL request using JConnect (Sybase JDBC). There's an issue in
the way the connection setup is attempted. However I use this JDBC
driver in servlets all the time, so I just made a servlet
working
perfectly.
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Theres no doubt that you are right, and I could easily see that I was using
Cocoon in a way
Regarding this problem in general... I was unable to get Cocoon to
make an SQL request using JConnect (Sybase JDBC). There's an issue in
the way the connection setup is attempted. However I use this JDBC
driver in servlets all the time, so I just made a servlet output an
XML document (be
Torsten Curdt says:
Regarding this problem in general... I was unable to get Cocoon to
make an SQL request using JConnect (Sybase JDBC). There's an issue in
the way the connection setup is attempted. However I use this JDBC
driver in servlets all the time, so I just made a servlet
Piroumian, Konstantin [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 14/11/2001 14:39:11
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This can be implemented as a logicsheet and you'll forget about pure Java
in
your XSPs and have much
On Tuesday 13 November 2001 02:53 pm, you wrote:
having code within your XSP page that reads XML from some external
source
(outside the page) and outputting it
Seems to me like that type of code is best done as a separate generator
of
its own.
Others agree? disagree?
I agree.
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On Tuesday 13 November 2001 02:53 pm, you wrote:
having code within your XSP page that reads XML from some external source
(outside the page
I'm happy to share some code with you if you need it.
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please do, as i find working examples a great way to learn! :-)
mvh karl oie
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}
instance.toSAX(handler);
//System.out.println(Finished converting to DOM);
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I'm happy
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know which solution performs better?
/Soren
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thank you, very enlighting! :-D i think this is the answer
better?
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thank you, very enlighting! :-D i think this is the answer to Soren Neigards
problems with SAX
On Wednesday 14 November 2001 03:47 am, you wrote:
For data from other sources, I've been moving towards making java objects
that are XMLizable, and having a generator that just calls .toSAX on
them. -pete
Maybe a stupid question... but: why? Do you really gain in performance, or
in
: SV: What is Cocoon good for???
Theres no doubt that you are right, and I could easily see that I was using
Cocoon in a way it wasn't intended to used in, but I couldn't see what I
should do :) I will look into Generators right away!
/Soren
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Rosenstrauch is right, you should really do a generator
instead :-)
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Eeeh... Where do I find info on how to write
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Ok I'm a bit frustrated right now, but nothing I do works :(
I have tried to deliver XML from my Java method to C2 as a stream
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Theres no doubt that you are right, and I could easily see that I was using
Cocoon in a way it wasn't intended to used in, but I couldn't see what I
Nice to see I'm not totally alone :)
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I too wonder why org.apache.cocoon.environment.Request mimics but doesn't
extend
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I too wonder why org.apache.cocoon.environment.Request mimics but doesn't
extend javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest. Isn't that what objects
Quoting Søren Neigaard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Ok I'm a bit frustrated right now, but nothing I do works :(
I have tried to deliver XML from my Java method to C2 as a stream of
ASCII
XML, as a string of ASCII XML, as a SAXSource and as a DOMSource. But to
no
avail. Yes I know that I probably
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Piroumian, Konstantin [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 13/11/2001 15:19:28
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I don't know if that's the official right way to do it.
It was just MHO that the most appropriate place to feed in XML was via a generator.
Maybe some other people (including some of the Cocoon developers) can shed some
additional light on this.
DR
At 07:01 PM 11/13/01 +0100, you wrote:
At 11:36 AM 11/13/01 -0800, you wrote:
I think I need some clarity here. Don't XSP pages compile into generators?
What can be done from a hand coded Generator that can't be done
(dynamically) from XSP? I have been thinking about hand code generaters as
'special case' generators that don't
On Tuesday 13 November 2001 02:53 pm, you wrote:
having code within your XSP page that reads XML from some external source
(outside the page) and outputting it
Seems to me like that type of code is best done as a separate generator of
its own.
Others agree? disagree?
I agree. I only use
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