Joerg Heinicke wrote:
> Issue 3 to hand in there :)
:)
> Ok, I just did not found anything about the bean map. And compared the
> number of classes (20+) with the number of pages regarding functionality
> (4: running modes, property handling, bean configuration, log4j). Maybe
> I jumped the conclu
Hi,
In flowscript, cocoon.load() is used for loading a javascript. Is there
other way to load a source other than javascript? By studying the source
code, the source reslover is stored in javascript intrepreter but not
accessible to user's flow script. Given no modification to the flowscript
sour
Hello Spring team,
I write this message more or less on behalf of the Apache Cocoon
(http://cocoon.apache.org) team. I don't know if somebody of you follows
Cocoon's development: We have changed the internal container Cocoon is
based on from Apache Avalon ECM to Spring for Cocoon 2.2. I used t
On 16.07.2007 02:48, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Hmm, was the first time I had a look into it today.
Really? :)
Unfortunately :(
So if anyone thinks that it makes sense to promote this stuff
"somewhere", let's do it :)
Issue 3 to hand in there :)
For the latter it would be good to have doc
On 16.07.2007 04:58, Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
Actually I'm not very keen on any templating approach at all.
I prefer a push approach as well. But this project is not about creating
the ideal template framework.
You digress :-) I did not want to get into this discussion about the
best appro
On 15.07.2007 00:45, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
I also wonder how you are going to use CForms without CTemplate? You
must use some template mechanism to produce data representing form
and its state.
FormsTransformer? It has a template approach as well [1], but no EL at
all.
FormsTransformer is
On 14.07.2007 15:55, Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
The main difference in my view is that with paths the choice of
presentation is connected to the model and with anchors it is connected
to the presentation.
Ok, I agree.
Both cases have legitimate uses. A particular date could be presented
both
On 16.07.2007 02:49, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
What's so specific about this spring-dao.jar or it's pom that only for it
this property is retrieved?
How does this dependency come in at all? It's not a direct dependency of
Cocoon. Aren't all direct and transitive dependencies supposed to be
decla
On 16.07.2007 04:32, Daniel Fagerstrom wrote:
From what I understand other servlets need to be registered in Cocoon
(or the underlying Spring container). Doesn't that make it
a servlet container in a servlet container?
Yes, but the internal "container" is very light weight.
So I would say t
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Felix Knecht closed COCOON-2089.
Resolution: Fixed
Fix Version/s: 2.2-dev (Current SVN)
Reader in sitemap-pipline used to ge
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> ServletService-FW handles missing i18n catalogue files incorrect
Hi All,
I am just beginner in cocoon. I have the following requirements:
1.I have input XML
Ferrari
Water
Bart Molenkamp wrote:
> Cocoon's SoC made writing web applications better because of the strong
> separation of logic, content and styling. And javaflow improved it because
> it took some request/response details away. I think Wicket has achieved
> the same goal, but I think it's more productive to
I'm not sure if Cocoon should be used for writing web applications at
all. If you want to write a simple application, you need to write (and
learn) the sitemap, flowscript and probably JXTemplate. If you want to
use cforms, you need to know how to write form definitions, form
templates and maybe ev
Yes, I've brought this up a couple of times in the past.
First, I tried to use the sitemap as the flow controller for my business
logic. This worked fine for small and simple things. However, when the
page flow turned into anything of any substance it quickly became
unworkable.
I then looked
On 16.07.2007, at 15:35, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
Torsten Curdt wrote:
I really, really want to integrate Cocoon with Spring WebFlow as I
feel that that is a much more workable solution than trying to build
applications using flowscript or javaflow and this only really makes
sense with 2.2 sinc
Torsten Curdt wrote:
>> I really, really want to integrate Cocoon with Spring WebFlow as I
>> feel that that is a much more workable solution than trying to build
>> applications using flowscript or javaflow and this only really makes
>> sense with 2.2 since it is Spring based.
>
> You brought thi
I really, really want to integrate Cocoon with Spring WebFlow as I
feel that that is a much more workable solution than trying to
build applications using flowscript or javaflow and this only
really makes sense with 2.2 since it is Spring based.
You brought this already a couple of times.
Daniel Fagerstrom pisze:
Joerg Heinicke skrev:
On 13.07.2007 10:31, Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
...
Actually I'm not very keen on any templating approach at all. I don't
like to first provide data to some template context and second
retrieve it from there in the template. IMO it's much better
Joerg Heinicke skrev:
On 13.07.2007 10:31, Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
...
Actually I'm not very keen on any templating approach at all. I don't
like to first provide data to some template context and second
retrieve it from there in the template. IMO it's much better to have a
complete push
Joerg Heinicke skrev:
...
From what I understand other servlets need to be
registered in Cocoon (or the underlying Spring container). Doesn't that make it
a servlet container in a servlet container?
Yes, but the internal "container" is very light weight.
This approach still seems to suffer
fro
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