You might be 'out of context' on the second nodeset, ie. it might be correct
in the result being null..
Can you post your stylesheet (or an example) to this list?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 10, 2003 5:20 PM
Subject:
I'm playing with the Amazon.com web service toolkit and Cocoon.
Here's my sitemap snippete:
map:match pattern=doSearch.html
map:generate name=wsproxy
src=http://xml.amazon.com/onca/xml3?t=webservices-20amp;dev-t=[my dev
Hi,
See my older email for reference on the setup: MacOSX 10.2.6, JDK
1.4.1, JOnAS 3.2.2, Tomcat 4.1.27 and Cocoon 2.1.1...
Solved a classloader problem by using the Paranoid option in web.xml
(read the fucking manuals or textfiles!)... Peoples this might solve
some problems for other people
On Wed, 2003-09-10 at 20:28, Olivier Lange wrote:
Is that normal SAX behavior - and we should replace the null value with an
Oh! I should have read the doc. From the Javadocs for the org.w3c.dom.Node
interface:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/docs/api/org/w3c/dom/Node.html#getNamespaceUR
Hi,
We have a cocoon application and the URL is
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/application and with this url we can see our
application. But whenever we try to browse
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/application/ we see the directory listing
application. The last slash / at the end shows us the
I discovered that changing my search from johnny depp to depp returns a
list of results. The problem, then, would seem to be the encoding of spaces
in my request parameters. When I submit my search form it converts the space
to a + in my browser. Examining the logs I see that they show , not +
on
I wonder if this is pure Cocoon behaviour. Don't you have an Apache in front
of the servlet container? What's your servlet container?
Joerg
Mustafa Yalniz wrote:
Hi,
We have a cocoon application and the URL is
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/application and with this url we can see
our
It is the usual configuration. Apache Tomcat and Cocoon.
Mustafa
At 12:57 11.09.2003 +0200, you wrote:
I wonder if this is pure Cocoon behaviour. Don't you have an Apache in
front of the servlet container? What's your servlet container?
Joerg
Mustafa Yalniz wrote:
Hi,
We have a cocoon
Hi,
I tried to use mod_rewrite and my httpd.conf configuration is as below.
IfModule mod_rewrite.c
RewriteEngine on
RewriteLogLevel 9
RewriteLog C:\temp\MOD_REWRITE.LOG
/IfModule
VirtualHost 127.0.0.1
RewriteRule ^/starportal/$ /starportal
/VirtualHost
But seems something is wrong
Do you have the problem if you call Tomcat directly too?
Reinhard
-Original Message-
From: Mustafa Yalniz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 4:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: directory listing
Hi,
I tried to use mod_rewrite and my
i want to validate a form using form validation. i can the validation
to work if it checks to see if each field enter matches the criteria,
but i would like a validation that checks a conditional.
for example:
if a person doesn't check one check box, i want to check if a text box
has a
Hi,
I can't build my apache cocoon. When I try to run build.bat I get this
message:
Using java from c:\j2sdk1.4.2
Syntax error
OFF
I have set the JAVA_HOME environment variable. I have created the
%JAVA_HOME%\jre\lib\endorsed directory and the %TOMCAT_HOME\common\endorsed.
I have copied the
Hello Lionel,
it seems to me that your browser looks at first for the suffix of the
recived document and then for the mime-type. Do you use IE? In my opinion,
the only way to solve this problem is to zip the xml file before sending or
to change the config of your browser, if possible.
Regards
Is it possible to validate a number of input fields having the same name and
get back the error linked to the field causing the problem?
I am using 2.0.4 and find that FormValidatorAction will act on a multivalued
field but it only returns a single value for the field.
For example I have a form
Jeff Ramsdale wrote:
I discovered that changing my search from johnny depp to depp returns a
list of results. The problem, then, would seem to be the encoding of spaces
in my request parameters. When I submit my search form it converts the space
to a + in my browser. Examining the logs I see that
Jeff Ramsdale wrote:
I discovered that changing my search from johnny depp to depp returns a
list of results. The problem, then, would seem to be the encoding of spaces
in my request parameters. When I submit my search form it converts the space
to a + in my browser. Examining the logs I see that
Say I have a pair of tables - ORDER_HEADER (who
placed it, delivery date, etc)and ORDER_LINE per item (quantity, price,
etc) - and I want to update the both based on changes submitted by a user. These
changes could include:
update to ORDER_HEADER, eg new date
deletion of some ORDER_LINE
I've spent the last couple of weeks beating my head against the wall
trying to get file uploading to work in Cocoon 2.1. I've read the
File Uploads with Flow howto on the Wiki (as well as the other
upload howtos, the docs, the update guide, and the list archives),
but I'm still confused about a
changing the mime type of the download helps, but w3c says that it's up to
the user-agent whether to display the document or save it. in other words,
you can't control this behavior 100%.
for example, if you send an unknown mime type to IE, then a save dialog will
appear the first time.
Hi all (and thanks for the reply, Tony),
To restate the problem from my original post, I'm having trouble when I
invoke xalan:nodeset($myfragment) more than once on a stylesheet.
Whichever variable gets invoked first renders fine, but all other
nodesets are null. One of the problem xsl's is
Stephen Ramsay wrote:
I've spent the last couple of weeks beating my head against the wall
trying to get file uploading to work in Cocoon 2.1. I've read the
File Uploads with Flow howto on the Wiki (as well as the other
upload howtos, the docs, the update guide, and the list archives),
but I'm
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