Olivier
Good to know there is a solution... would you mind
providing me with an example of
(a) how the variable(s) info is stored using SessionPropagatorAction
(b) how that inf can be passed as a parameter in the sitemap?
Thanks
Derek
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/07/15 05:24:22 PM >>>
Hi Derek,
Hi Kranga,
If you look in the slide sample's flow, its opening stanza has some code
that extracts the globals form the sitemap, to wit:
//Obtain reference to the global section of the sitemap:
var global = cocoon.getComponent(InputModule.ROLE +
"Selector").select("global");
//get global values f
Schultz, Gary - COMM wrote:
It is difficult to provide the URL they enter and the URL of the wrong page
the end up on. As soon as the problem arises, we need to clear the cache to
remedy the problem. Therefore I can't keep an example on the server long
enough to demonstrate.
The other problem I h
It is difficult to provide the URL they enter and the URL of the wrong page
the end up on. As soon as the problem arises, we need to clear the cache to
remedy the problem. Therefore I can't keep an example on the server long
enough to demonstrate.
The other problem I have is that I can't recreate
> Hmm, I bet you could come up with some sort of Avalon component
> wrapper for Axis (there could already be one and I just don't know
> about it), and then you could pass the request body to the component
> for processing. I haven't used Axis at all though, so this is just me
> spouting out ideas
Tony Collen wrote:
Brent Johnson wrote:
I don't think it matters as long as you're consistent. Remember, the
sendPageAndWait() call triggers a *pipeline* request, not a file
request. I could be wrong, but the sitemap in the tutorial might be
setup to generate on *.jx:
...
Sorry - I meant
I'm using Cocoon + Hibernate to good effect. The standard
controls are very impressive.
How does one handle the books and authors problem in CForms? The
problem is that you are adding a book to a database and you want
to choose from an existing list of authors, adding an author
Brent Johnson wrote:
I don't think it matters as long as you're consistent. Remember, the
sendPageAndWait() call triggers a *pipeline* request, not a file
request. I could be wrong, but the sitemap in the tutorial might be
setup to generate on *.jx:
...
Sorry - I meant to say pipeline req
> I don't think it matters as long as you're consistent. Remember, the
> sendPageAndWait() call triggers a *pipeline* request, not a file
> request. I could be wrong, but the sitemap in the tutorial might be
> setup to generate on *.jx:
>
>
>
> ...
>
>
Sorry - I meant to say pipeline
Brent Johnson wrote:
After finally giving up on XSP since its pretty much deprecated in
Cocoon anyways.. I decided to try control flow. I dont like server
side Javascript.. but hey.. continuation ROCKS I must say.
The flow tutorial (both on cocoon.apache.org and distributed with
cocoon 2.1.5) appa
After finally giving up on XSP since its pretty much deprecated in
Cocoon anyways.. I decided to try control flow. I dont like server
side Javascript.. but hey.. continuation ROCKS I must say.
The flow tutorial (both on cocoon.apache.org and distributed with
cocoon 2.1.5) apparently has a typo in
Hi Derek,
The user informations are given by the "auth-protect" action.
So you can't access these infos the same way without using the action.
A workaround is to store these infos in session with the
SessionPropagatorAction, just after a successfull login.
That's what I'm doing and it works fine.
Hi,
- What version of cocoon?
- Are you doing any caching yourself? (ie wrote custom components that
implement one of the cocoon caching interfaces)
Jorg
Schultz, Gary - COMM wrote:
We are having a problem with Cocoon based web site http://commerce.wi.gov in
which are users go to one URL but they
> [...]
> > So there are three possible sources of trouble:
> > 1. fd:field vs. fd:output
> > 2. (duplicate) binding for id and implicit direction="both"
> > 3. addUser method
> >
> > Joerg
> >
> Now I changed the the line in ... for id to direction="save" and it
> works fine. )
>
> Thanks a l
It may help if you provide the URL they enter and the URL of the wrong page
the end up on.
> -Original Message-
> From: Schultz, Gary - COMM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 8:50 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: correct url - wrong page
>
>
> We are havin
Hello!
We have a website, based on Cocoon. It generates html and pdf content.
Sometimes when I update a page, the html links, which point to this page,
show a fully different page! Why is that so? What could be the problem?
After restarting Tomcat everything works fine.
Thanks,
Roberts
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Can someone help??
> How can I access values defined in the section from a
> flow script and from jx-templates?
>
> Thanks
> K
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my plan at the moment was to hack a solution to see the WFS query from
the user go through Cocoon and
back again as just plain XML to get an idea of how it works. I have had
a look at Geotools and I will definitely
be using part of that :-)
I have written a few generators, i might do a quick pr
I mean, since Jorg Heymans seems to be willing to contribute, and I'm
looking forward to a relatively quiet August (don't know about David
Crossley's schedule though), we may collectively design a solution under
the Geoid umbrella.
I would be willing to chip in here and there yes Luca - are you
Norman Barker wrote:
I am open to any design ideas, collaboration efforts for Geoid.
I guess we can keep using the mailing list, or are we suppposed to take
this to private email?
Well, Geoid has (thanks to the folks at CocoonDev) its own mailing list:
may you subscribe to it ?
Jorg, what about
Luca Morandini wrote:
Norman Barker wrote:
Luca Morandini wrote:
I will get Geoid from CVS, and contribute to that (I might need some
help making my code suitable for the
pedigree of an Apache project though :-) ).
Do you mind terribly a bit of co-ordination ?
I mean, since Jorg Heymans seems to
Norman Barker wrote:
Luca Morandini wrote:
I will get Geoid from CVS, and contribute to that (I might need some
help making my code suitable for the
pedigree of an Apache project though :-) ).
Do you mind terribly a bit of co-ordination ?
I mean, since Jorg Heymans seems to be willing to contribut
Luca Morandini wrote:
Jorg Heymans wrote:
PS yes extending abstractgenerator seems like the thing to do. But
have a look at geoid first, maybe they have added a more GIS like
abstraction to the generator. ( a generic GISGenerator base class
would indeed be nice)
Non need to look: we didn't buil
>
>
I had already written this code, but it was not working!
(avevo già scritto questo codice, ma non funzionava)
>Anyway, this is not a Cocoon-specific question, this is a XSL-T
>question that would be better asked on a XSL-T list like
>http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list/
> Ok, found out, that the exist library includes an
> cocoon.jar file which misses the FOPSerialization
> class. Now I try to get an complete cocoon.jar file.
> Does anybody know if you can get an precompiled jar
> file or if I have to compile cocoon myself?
OK, now the next problem occurs. I have
> Ok, found out, that the exist library includes an
> cocoon.jar file which misses the FOPSerialization
> class. Now I try to get an complete cocoon.jar file.
> Does anybody know if you can get an precompiled jar
> file or if I have to compile cocoon myself?
OK, now the next problem occurs. I have
Hi,
question 1:
i tested samples in 2.1.3. (the woody block) and I noticed, that it
didn't work well with javascript turned off (like error messages didn't
show up). Is this a failure of example or woody or does this have to be
implented by hand?
question 2:
is woody (cforms) implemented so, th
Jorg Heymans wrote:
PS yes extending abstractgenerator seems like the thing to do. But have
a look at geoid first, maybe they have added a more GIS like abstraction
to the generator. ( a generic GISGenerator base class would indeed be nice)
Non need to look: we didn't build a GISGemerator ;)
We'v
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