Hi,
Sylvain, have you looked at cleaning up the private caches? If someone
would like to point me in the right direction (i.e. do the caches all use
the java.util.hashmap, are they all similar, where is one?) then I would
like to take a look at it and see if I can't do it.
- Jeff
-
After lots of thinking, I came to the conclusion that the only way of
doing serious caching is using the inverted cache approach, which is
prototyped in the eventcache block.
My problem is that linotype is too slow for the load that my blog
generates and runs at 98% of server CPU. The reason
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Not a witch-hunt, but name the people. They must know it,
that something is broken. I for example use Eclipse and WinCVS.
I can at least imagine that a problematic constellation can be
using cvs from cygwin, so you have a mixture of Linux/Windows tools.
Yes, there are
On Dec 15, 2003, at 8:17 AM, Reinhard Poetz wrote:
I want to propose Daniel Fagerstrom as new Cocoon committer. He has
been
working with Cocoon for years in his company and produced many patches
(some of them to be applied ...). He was one of the first flowscript
users, is familiar with the
http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=24319
an example to create template-based web sites. templates are .xhtml files.
the content come through pipelines.
I am not real happy about the content being a copy from some
Cocoon xdocs. This will create a maintenance nightmare.
--David
On Mon, 2003-12-15 at 08:17, Reinhard Poetz wrote:
I want to propose Daniel Fagerstrom as new Cocoon committer. He has been
working with Cocoon for years in his company and produced many patches
(some of them to be applied ...). He was one of the first flowscript
users, is familiar with the
they are many updates in this sample
new functionalities
- get(read) content from html, xhtml
- blocks with static content or content from a pipeline
- outoff the box upload form
- out of the box sendmail form
and new content offcourse
all these will be post before new year as patch
On 15 Dec 2003, at 07:17, Reinhard Poetz wrote:
I want to propose Daniel Fagerstrom as new Cocoon committer.
Usual response I thought he was one already =:-()
My +1
Welcome Daniel!
regards Jeremy
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Hi All
I have a similar need and am trying to work out what is going wrong.
I have multiple Rows in a Repeater, each one needs a Button, that when
clicked, takes the user to a new screen to choose data for one of the
fields of the Row.
This needs to be done in a seperate screen as there is a
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi All
I have a similar need and am trying to work out what is going wrong.
I have multiple Rows in a Repeater, each one needs a Button, that when
clicked, takes the user to a new screen to choose data for one of the
fields of the Row.
This needs to be done in a seperate
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Now, the way the event cache works is like this:
a) a cache validity is generated
b) pipeline is executed
c) result is stored in the cache
then the pipeline is never called, until an event is triggered
externally (from an avalon component) that invalidates that
On 16 Dec 2003, at 12:39, Upayavira wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi All
I have a similar need and am trying to work out what is going wrong.
I have multiple Rows in a Repeater, each one needs a Button, that
when clicked, takes the user to a new screen to choose data for one
of the fields of
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
On 16 Dec 2003, at 12:39, Upayavira wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi All
I have a similar need and am trying to work out what is going wrong.
I have multiple Rows in a Repeater, each one needs a Button, that
when clicked, takes the user to a new screen to choose data for
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
After lots of thinking, I came to the conclusion that the
only way of doing serious caching is using the inverted
cache approach, which is prototyped in the eventcache block.
My problem is that linotype is too slow for the load that my
blog generates and
Christian Haul wrote:
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Now, the way the event cache works is like this:
a) a cache validity is generated
b) pipeline is executed
c) result is stored in the cache
then the pipeline is never called, until an event is triggered
externally (from
Unico Hommes wrote:
Christian Haul wrote:
Still, there is a problem to solve: Which is the right point
for the decision to use the cache?
Will the pipeline be
assembled and all components have their setup method called
or is the validity checked first?
Should actions and
selectors execute?
Stefano Mazzocchi [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After lots of thinking, I came to the conclusion that the only way of
doing serious caching is using the inverted cache approach,
which is
prototyped in the eventcache block.
Well, I don't know if it's the only way, but for anything driven out
David Crossley wrote:
tony
src/blocks/scratchpad/samples/othello/osml/core/layout.xsl
... recent one, still not fixed.
Thanks for the heads up. I'll check it out tomorrow when I'm at work.
Too many files to keep track of at once. :P
I will keep monitoring CVS to see if there are any others.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
crossley2003/12/16 01:06:04
Modified:src/blocks/scratchpad/samples/othello/c_el Cocoon.xml
CocoonPeople.xml
Log:
Remove some strange characters.
I could be wrong, but I recall those strange characters showing up as
Greek characters
Hi Timothy,
Have you resolved this yet? I could push some snapshots of the WinCVS and
PuTTY configurations(for a sourceforge project) to you if it helps. One of
the things that made WinCVS and PuTTY work together for me was saving the
PuTTY configuration as a Session and use the session name as
On 16.12.2003 17:58, Roger I Martin PhD wrote:
Hi Timothy,
Have you resolved this yet? I could push some snapshots of the WinCVS and
PuTTY configurations(for a sourceforge project) to you if it helps. One of
the things that made WinCVS and PuTTY work together for me was saving the
PuTTY
I started a hack to make client side validation.
Basically, I add a wd:validation just under wd:field. I would like to
use the one in the wd:datatype but I don't know how to access it :
woody transformer makes it disappear. Then I transform it with a hack in
woody-field-styling that builds
On 16.12.2003 18:00, Tony Collen wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
crossley2003/12/16 01:06:04
Modified:src/blocks/scratchpad/samples/othello/c_el Cocoon.xml
CocoonPeople.xml
Log:
Remove some strange characters.
I could be wrong, but I recall those strange
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 16.12.2003 18:00, Tony Collen wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
crossley2003/12/16 01:06:04
Modified:src/blocks/scratchpad/samples/othello/c_el Cocoon.xml
CocoonPeople.xml
Log:
Remove some strange characters.
I could be wrong, but I
Hi Joerg,
I don't know why for sure. My WinCVS version is 1.3.13.1 Beta 13 (Build 1)
and PuTTY version is 0.53b. Could it be because I never set the CVS_RSH
environment variable?
In WinCVS Preferences[Settings] the paths to RSA private key file directory
and plink are set absolute.
--Roger
--- Roger I Martin PhD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Timothy,
Have you resolved this yet? I could push some snapshots of the WinCVS and
PuTTY configurations(for a sourceforge project) to you if it helps. One of
the things that made WinCVS and PuTTY work together for me was saving the
PuTTY
Yep.
Most of anything I know comes from
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=768group_id=1
and
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=761group_id=1
But a wicki page would be good. Let me know how you want to proceed. One
of the pros and cons between dialog based and
hi,
I am not real happy about the content being a copy from some
Cocoon xdocs. This will create a maintenance nightmare.
Why do forsee a maintenance nightmare?
Do I miss something?
regards bernhard
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What do you think of adding an optional lenient attribute to
the context binding? A value of true or false would cause
that lenience setting to be applied to the JXPathContext.
If the attribute is missing or holds any other value then the
leniency setting of its parent would apply.
Other than
hi,
snip/
Now, the way the event cache works is like this:
a) a cache validity is generated
b) pipeline is executed
c) result is stored in the cache
then the pipeline is never called, until an event is triggered
externally (from an avalon component) that invalidates that
From the binding and other places I would like access to information
about where widgets are defined, so it can be reported in exceptions.
I added code to the widget definitions and builders to get and store
this information from the DOM. The question is whether this info
should be retrieved from
Timothy Larson wrote:
What do you think of adding an optional lenient attribute to
the context binding? A value of true or false would cause
that lenience setting to be applied to the JXPathContext.
If the attribute is missing or holds any other value then the
leniency setting of its parent
--- Marc Portier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Timothy Larson wrote:
What do you think of adding an optional lenient attribute to
the context binding?
having just done the @direction refactoring I would even suggest to put
this also on the top level (JXPathBindingBase) so all binding elements
Geoff Howard wrote:
Now, one problem I never solved related to the file system specifically
was how to do what I thought of as wild card events. In a file
system, if your validity is built on /dir/to/your/files/myFile.xml and
you delete the entire /dir/to directory tree how do you fire that
Hi all,
Specially for those working on cvs-head
I just did a commit on the woody-binding stuff that introduces an
attribute @direction on each binding element.
The value of the attribute should be one of 'both'(default), 'load' or
'save' and naturally indicates which binding-directions are
bernhard huber wrote:
David Crossley wrote:
I am not real happy about the content being a copy from some
Cocoon xdocs. This will create a maintenance nightmare.
Why do forsee a maintenance nightmare?
Do I miss something?
My reasoning is that Cocoon seems to have a hard time maintaining
Tony Collen wrote:
crossley2003/12/16 01:06:04
Modified:src/blocks/scratchpad/samples/othello/c_el Cocoon.xml
CocoonPeople.xml
Log:
Remove some strange characters.
I could be wrong, but I recall those strange characters showing up as
Greek
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