Re: Problem upgrading to forrest 6

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ross Hi, yes before I posted I tried every single thing in the thread, I also posted my classpath in an earlier mail, but just incase you missed it: === C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC\lib\mssqlserver.jar;C :\Progra

RE: Problem upgrading to forrest 6

Ross Hi, yes before I posted I tried every single thing in the thread, I also posted my classpath in an earlier mail, but just incase you missed it: === C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC\lib\mssqlserver.jar;C :\Program Files\Microsoft SQL S

Re: Using Apache Forrest (or http://forrest.apache.org/live-sites.html)

Matthias Wessendorf wrote: > Hi friends, > > we, the Apache MyFaces team, are using Forrest to create our > website/documentation. > > See http://myfaces.apache.org > > Sure, there is something we must add... but using Forrest is > a pleasure! It's cool, thanks for that! > > BTW. perhaps you c

Re: Problem upgrading to forrest 6

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I thought I had this working as it did work once but now I get the same error again. No matter what I try :( Did you read the thread linked to earlier in this thread? It had a few other hints about what your problem is. If all else fails tell us what is in your classpath

RE: Problem upgrading to forrest 6

I thought I had this working as it did work once but now I get the same error again. No matter what I try :( > -Original Message- > From: Kola Oyedeji [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 16 March 2005 19:50 > To: user@forrest.apache.org > Subject: RE: Problem

RE: Problem upgrading to forrest 6

I managed to create a new copy which works by gradually copying across portions of the existing site to a new site which I seeded using version 6. The last item to copy across was the following line in my site.xml And bang! It threw the same error... > -Original Message- > From:

RE: Problem upgrading to forrest 6

Thanks But that was the thread was referring to, I do not have Xerces on my classpath - I checked: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\hips\docs>echo %classpath% C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC\lib\mssqlserver.jar;C :\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC\lib\msbase.j

Re: Problem upgrading to forrest 6

Kola Oyedeji wrote: Hi I've just attempted to upgrade to Forrest 6 I've set my new Forrest_Home environment variable. The Path environment variable references %Forrest_home% so I'm assuming this does not need changing. Everytime I attempt to run forrest I get the following error: ==

RE: Including externally generated html documents

Thanks I'll give it a try - once I get Forrest up and running again :( > -Original Message- > From: Ross Gardler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 16 March 2005 16:46 > To: user@forrest.apache.org > Subject: Re: Including externally generated html documents > > Kola Oyedeji wrote: > > I

Problem upgrading to forrest 6

Hi I've just attempted to upgrade to Forrest 6 I've set my new Forrest_Home environment variable. The Path environment variable references %Forrest_home% so I'm assuming this does not need changing. Everytime I attempt to run forrest I get the following error: ==

Re: [OT] MyFaces/Struts/Forrest/cocoon eek!

Hi, I guess I wanted to ask if anyone has had any success in combining these frameworks? It seems to me that JSF/Struts conflict and probably Struts/cocoon conflicts too. Maybe I'm wrong. Struts was first generation of framework for developing JAva based webapps. Extracting request parameters etc.

Re: Plugging into a site.xml

Arik Kfir wrote: Indeed The plugin option does seem the most "elegant" - is the HEAD branch in a stable state that can be played with? Yes, we are only a few weeks of release. In fact we always try and keep head as stable as possible since many of the devs use it in live projects. Ross

Re: Plugging into a site.xml

Arik Kfir wrote: Will this work in 0.6 as well? [ref: XInclude in site.xml] No, 0.7-dev only (and remember your included content must be in the proper format for this to work at all). Ross

Re: Including externally generated html documents

Kola Oyedeji wrote: I have an external html document which is generated by a third party tool. I would like to have it included within my forrest site With the same look and feel. Any idea how I could go about doing this? If I simply dump it into the site folder I’m pretty sure it will just

Re: project-specific plugins

Johannes Schaefer wrote: Hi! Is there a way to have a project-specific plugin? Asked the other way round: * we want to modify the PDF-output plugin for a project but would rather prefer not to change anything in the original * we want to have a specialized input plugin that is only needed for

Re: Plugging into a site.xml

Indeed The plugin option does seem the most "elegant" - is the HEAD branch in a stable state that can be played with? Ross Gardler wrote: Ferdinand Soethe wrote: Hi Arik, AK> We are writing software that utilizes Forrest and generates a complete AK> Forrest documentation project from some outsid

Re: Plugging into a site.xml

Hi Ferdinand, Will this work in 0.6 as well? Ferdinand Soethe wrote: Hi Arik, AK> We are writing software that utilizes Forrest and generates a complete AK> Forrest documentation project from some outside data. The only thing AK> that is provided from outside our software is the menu structure and

Including externally generated html documents

I have an external html document which is generated by a third party tool. I would like to have it included within my forrest site   With the same look and feel. Any idea how I could go about doing this? If I simply dump it into the site folder I’m pretty sure it will just get blown away

project-specific plugins

Hi! Is there a way to have a project-specific plugin? Asked the other way round: * we want to modify the PDF-output plugin for a project but would rather prefer not to change anything in the original * we want to have a specialized input plugin that is only needed for this project What's the

Re: [OT] MyFaces/Struts/Forrest/cocoon eek!

> You'd be better off asking this broad questions of the Cocoon community. > Forrest is pretty focused on being a publishing framework and nothing > more. It is the job of Cocoon to add all the other stuff. Fair enough. Thanks Ross, noodl smime.p7s Description: S/MIME cryptographic signature

Re: [OT] MyFaces/Struts/Forrest/cocoon eek!

Vincent Bray wrote: Hi kids. Our development team is about to drop php like a hot, unpleasant thing. Most of our work involves publishing articles written in various xml schemas to various output formats (web, print, cd etc). There's the odd bit of the usual web application work too, maintaining da

[OT] MyFaces/Struts/Forrest/cocoon eek!

Hi kids. Our development team is about to drop php like a hot, unpleasant thing. Most of our work involves publishing articles written in various xml schemas to various output formats (web, print, cd etc). There's the odd bit of the usual web application work too, maintaining databases and the lik

Using Apache Forrest (or http://forrest.apache.org/live-sites.html)

Hi friends, we, the Apache MyFaces team, are using Forrest to create our website/documentation. See http://myfaces.apache.org Sure, there is something we must add... but using Forrest is a pleasure! It's cool, thanks for that! BTW. perhaps you could add Apache MyFaces to the list: http://forrest.

Re: Plugging into a site.xml

Ferdinand Soethe wrote: Hi Arik, AK> We are writing software that utilizes Forrest and generates a complete AK> Forrest documentation project from some outside data. The only thing AK> that is provided from outside our software is the menu structure and Check out this example from a recent thread