Hello
I'm having all sorts of problems with an input module I wrote that
makes a few databases queries to perform its work, using JDBI. I'm
still using Cocoon 2.1. I don't understand Avalon much and I'd
appreciate it if some of you could look over my code and tell me if
you see somethin
Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
In FOM_JavaScriptInterpreter, look for Context.enter() calls. These
are the places where you can add your initialization:
context.getWrapFactory().setJavaPrimitiveWrap(false);
Thank you very much, it works like a charm.
Would you like me to try and make a patch to make
Hi
I'd like to disable JavaPrimitiveWrap globally in Cocoon flowscripts.
JavaPrimitiveWrap is a Rhino feature that, when disabled, will return
strings and numbers from Java calls as native Javascript types,
instead of wrapped Java objects.
One can disable it on a (flowscript-)thread by thr
I would like to include the patch to cocoon. One question: Does work
the the patch for "xslt" and "xsltc" or just for the latter?
Hi
The patch seems to work for both xslt and xsltc, but I haven't tried
other variants, such as Saxon.
I'm still working on it though. I'm trying to cause all
Thank you for your insight.
Actually XSLTC does preserve the cause, but it's wrapped in
TransformerExceptions.
I managed to solve the issue by patching TraxTransformer so that it
removes wrapping exceptions (of SAXException and TransformerException
type, arbitrarily nested) before re-throwi
Hello
I'm experiencing a strange behaviour in Cocoon 2.1, where the mere
presence of an "xsltc" transformer in a pipeline hides exceptions
raised in a CIncluded resource.
Here is a basic example:
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Ard Schrijvers wrote:
> > > I'm wondering if there is a way to pre-compile XSLT into Java
> > > classes, using the command-line xsltc compiler, put those classes
> > > somewhere in Cocoon's classpath and use them as transformers.
> >
> > Actually, since Cocoon can already run the cached compiled
>
I wrote:
> I'm saving the input module into a global flowscript variable, because
> it's supposed to be request-independent.
Nevermind that. I realized I must acquire the input module from the
selector every time, lest I end up with IllegalStateExceptions.
Tobia
Hello
According to tests I've done and to a piece of documentation, it would
seem that a "charset=" parameter is added to the Content-Type header
only when the mime type starts with text/.
In fact http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/xml-serializer.html says:
The charset parameter shoul
