XSP / XSL / LogicSheet Editor for Eclipse

Can anyone recommend a good XML plugin for Eclipse that will edit java/xsp logicsheets?     -- Robert Simmons Jr. -- Senior Software Architect, Consultant   Author of "Hardcore Java", Published by O'Reilly, ISBN: 0-596-00568-7, http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/hardcorejv  

RE: XSP / XSL / LogicSheet Editor for Eclipse

try XmlBuddy . -Original Message-From: Robert Simmons [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 10:53 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: XSP / XSL / LogicSheet Editor for Eclipse Can anyone recommend a good XML plugin for Eclipse that will edit java/xsp

Re: dynamic xml, xslt, and flowscript

On Mon, 4 Oct 2004, John Small Berries wrote: > I've got a problem getting Cocoon to do a relatively simple task. I > don't think I'm approaching it correctly. I would like to have users > enter some xml and xslt and display their transformed xml back to the > screen below the text areas (same p

Re: dynamic xml, xslt, and flowscript

Hi, what if you make transformed XML-file with cocoon.processPipelineTo and then send that result to a generator that is showing the results? Like this: var result = cocoon.processPipelineTo ("transform"); cocoon.sendPageAndWait ("showresult", {"result": result}); - Joose 5.10.2004 kello 09:37, J

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Title: Message or Oxygen -Original Message-From: Shilpa Pakdhane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, 05 October, 2004 09:07To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: XSP / XSL / LogicSheet Editor for Eclipse try XmlBuddy . -Original Message-From: Robert Simmo

Re: XSP / XSL / LogicSheet Editor for Eclipse

or Sunbow! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: or Oxygen -Original Message- *From:* Shilpa Pakdhane [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *Sent:* Tuesday, 05 October, 2004 09:07 *To:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] *Subject:* RE: XSP / XSL / LogicSheet Editor for Eclipse try XmlBuddy . -Ori

Stylesheet throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

Hi, My stylesheet produces an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException (the transformer produces it). In my case, I have an XML document that looks much like Forrest's document-v12. In that document, I embed a CForms form. I first apply forms transformation (the forms transformer and the stylesheets), then

Re: XSP / XSL / LogicSheet Editor for Eclipse

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RE: Stylesheet throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

Solved it. Forrest's document2html.xsl contains a template matching "@id", and I guess that this conflicts with the id attributes from CForms, eg Still, I think that the exception thrown is not correct, but I guess that's a Xalan bug. Bart. > -Original Message- > From: Bart Molenkamp >

XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Hi Cocoon community, I wonder if there is a solution for this problem by now - searching the list only revealed questions, no solutions :( I'm using UTF-8 encoding with the o.a.c.components.serializers.XHTMLSerializer. Special characters seem to be encoded as entity references by default (e.g., ' i

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Is this not a case for submitting a patch request; ie, for the XHTMLSerializer to create a numbered entity instead of a named one? >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/10/05 12:43:32 PM >>> Hi Cocoon community, I wonder if there is a solution for this problem by now - searching the list only revealed quest

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Andreas Hartmann wrote: Hi Cocoon community, I wonder if there is a solution for this problem by now - searching the list only revealed questions, no solutions :( I'm using UTF-8 encoding with the o.a.c.components.serializers.XHTMLSerializer. Special characters seem to be encoded as entity referenc

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Andreas Hartmann wrote: [...] Just type ' instead of ' and save using utf-8. Thanks, but the source XML already contains a '. If I use the XMLSerializer, it is displayed as '. Only the XHTMLSerializer changes it to ' -- Andreas -

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

> "Andreas" == Andreas Hartmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Andreas> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Andreas Hartmann wrote: Andreas> [...] >> Just type ' instead of ' and save using utf-8. Andreas> Thanks, but the source XML already contains a '. Andreas> If I use the

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Le 5 oct. 04, à 12:43, Andreas Hartmann a écrit : ...Everything is fine except that Internet Explorer keeps on showing the ' as ' instead of ' . You might know this already, but the encoding is controlled by the XHTMLEncoder class. One way to solve your problem might be to make it configurable, f

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Andreas Hartmann wrote: [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Andreas Hartmann wrote: [...] Just type ' instead of ' and save using utf-8. Thanks, but the source XML already contains a '. If I use the XMLSerializer, it is displayed as '. Only the XHTMLSerializer changes it to ' -- Andreas Andreas, I can't rep

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Andreas Hartmann wrote: [...] Andreas, I can't reproduce your problem. Strange ... seems to be a known issue. Regardless if I have ' or ' both XHTML serializer and HTML serializer produce ' as output. What is your pipeline's configuration of both serializers? I'm using on

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Colin Paul Adams wrote: "Andreas" == Andreas Hartmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Andreas> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Andreas Hartmann wrote: Andreas> [...] >> Just type ' instead of ' and save using utf-8. Andreas> Thanks, but the source XML already contains a '. Andreas>

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Andreas Hartmann wrote: I'm using only the XHTML serializer: Andreas, you didn't check the http response headers' charset value, did you? I'm sure you have a charset mismatch. To ensure that the page is sent with the correct "charset=utf-8" header, you'd better fix the serializer's configuration.

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Andreas Hartmann wrote: I'm using only the XHTML serializer: Andreas, you didn't check the http response headers' charset value, did you? I'm sure you have a charset mismatch. To ensure that the page is sent with the correct "charset=utf-8" header, you'd better fix the s

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Andreas Hartmann wrote: The encoding is recognized as UTF-8, so this is not the problem. This works fine with the new Serializer. Sorry for misunderstanding. The problem is that IE doesn't expand the ' entity (all UTF-8 characters and other entites are handled perfectly) ... Did you try numerical e

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Andreas Hartmann wrote: The encoding is recognized as UTF-8, so this is not the problem. This works fine with the new Serializer. Sorry for misunderstanding. No problem :) The problem is that IE doesn't expand the ' entity (all UTF-8 characters and other entites are handl

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Andreas Hartmann wrote: > [...] Did you try numerical entities like '? That would actually help. The problem is that everything is converted by the XHTMLSerializer: ' -> ' ' -> ' ' -> ' I guess it really requires a patch to make it configurable. This is my first time to try the XHTMLSerializ

RE: XSP / XSL / LogicSheet Editor for Eclipse

I’ve been using Oxygen’s XML Plugin and like it, although I’ve only been doing XSLT and XML – not XSP (I am not clear if you are looking for some kind of XSP-specific capability?).  It seems pretty stable; what few glitches I’ve encountered may or may not be Eclipse itself, and are usually

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Andreas Hartmann wrote: > [...] Did you try numerical entities like '? That would actually help. The problem is that everything is converted by the XHTMLSerializer: ' -> ' ' -> ' ' -> ' I guess it really requires a patch to make it configurable. This is my first tim

JavaServer Faces in Cocoon

Y'all, Those of you who don't follow commit logs might not know yet that JavaServer Faces in general, and MyFaces in particular, were integrated tightly into Cocoon. Now you can port your JSF application from those awful JSPs and use all power of the sitemap to generate your JSF views (and bring

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

Andreas Hartmann wrote: [...] What would be the benefit of using the "new" XHTMLSerializer? If any, I'd like to try it more seriously. The most apparent advantage is that it takes care of the header encoding information. Since I use it I have no problems regarding UTF-8 anymore. Another differenc

Sitemap

Dear sirs, Im really new with Cocoon, Im following the example "samples/hello". In the sitemap I've found a tag and I guess I got the meaning of this tag, what I don't understand is what is the difference of using instead of   Thanx in advance... Roberto

Re: XForms with Cocoon

Thomas: > I'd be very interested. Both Chicoon and OXF look like sensible options > for server-side XForms where you need XSLT pipelines - Chiba is great, > but is not a pipeline architecture. That is what the Chicoon adapter doesit provides a pipeline-based interface into the Chiba XForms

Ghent on Sunday

I've got my plane ticket and train schedule in front of me and they tell me that I'll be in Ghent next Sunday (not before 10pm circa, though). So, if anyone else will be there on Sunday too, we might have a few beers or a dinner somewhere. We can use the Wiki

RE: Sitemap

I'm not a Cocoon expert, but see this page: http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/matchers/matchers.html Hope this help. Eric -Original Message- From: Roberto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 12:47 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Sitemap Dear sirs, Im really

RE: Sitemap

See also this page on the wiki site:   http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/Matcher   Eric -Original Message- From: Roberto [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 12:47 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Sitemap   Dear sirs, Im really new with Coc

RE: Sitemap

Hi Roberto, is used in , the section of the sitemap where you declare what components are going to be used. In this section nouns are used... , , etc. is used in where pipelines are specified, to actually set up a matcher that triggers on a particular pattern. Generally verbs are used in this

Re: XHTML and Entities: ' fails in IE

On 05.10.2004 12:43, Andreas Hartmann wrote: I'm using UTF-8 encoding with the o.a.c.components.serializers.XHTMLSerializer. That's a Cocoon-specific class, not a Xalan class, so we probably can do something about it. Special characters seem to be encoded as entity references by default (e.g., '

Re: JavaServer Faces in Cocoon

Vadim, 1)Is there any documentation on how this all works? 2)It seems odd to combine JSF with Cocoon since they have different ideas of rendering, right? I mean using JSF renderers and then XSLT seems to mix concerns or perhaps redundant. How would multi-target/device support work in such a c

Re: XForms with Cocoon

Thomas Nichols wrote: I'd be very interested. Both Chicoon and OXF look like sensible options for server-side XForms where you need XSLT pipelines - Chiba is great, but is not a pipeline architecture. In passing, OXF is now open source. More information here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/orb

Re: Stylesheet throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

On 05.10.2004 12:02, Bart Molenkamp wrote: Solved it. Forrest's document2html.xsl contains a template matching "@id", and I guess that this conflicts with the id attributes from CForms, eg Still, I think that the exception thrown is not correct, but I guess that's a Xalan bug. Whenever an ArrayInd

RE: [portal] How to change AspectDatas/tab by named-item?

Hi Ralph I'm not sure to understand what your patch does. Is it able to switch page of a composite-layout by the named-item of these pages? Laurent Trillaud > Using event ids that are not consistent is problematic. The enhancements I > will be doing are: > 1. To use names instead of an index if a

RE: Stylesheet throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException

> -Original Message- > From: Joerg Heinicke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2004 7:34 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Stylesheet throws ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException > > On 05.10.2004 12:02, Bart Molenkamp wrote: > > > Solved it. > > > > Forrest's docum

Exception

What does this exception mean? LanguageException org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Language Exception:org.apache.cocoon.components.language.LanguageException: Could not loadclass for program 'org/apache/cocoon/www/sms/xsp/login_xsp' due to ajava.lang.ClassNotFoundException:org.apache.cocoon.

Sitemap

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