Re: pipeline using document() fails to release files?

Hi, Lars Huttar wrote: Hi all, We suspect this is a bug but it's not clear whose. The problem that occurs is that a certain file, iHub.xml, sometimes cannot be moved or removed under Windows, as if a user were editing it (no one is). Once this condition occurs, it persists until we shut down

Re: Pipeline model generalization

Not a bad idea, but the pipeline is really a bunch of chained org.xml.sax.ContentHandler objects. Whatever custom events you have would have to extend that. If you look at the methods they are very XML centric. In practice, what you are suggesting has been implemented by using tools like Betw

Pipeline model generalization

Hi! Recently I've realized, that the main feature of the Cocoon is the pipelines, not XML. In Cocoon components generate and process events, and those are SAX events. Why not to try generalize this model in order to support any custom event? That could be Java Beans, for example. In my opinio

Re: How to send HTML mail with embedded images/CSS?

Jochen, > is there an easy way to send a complete Cocoon page including all linked > images, CSS stylesheets, etc. as an email, possibly with a text > alternative for mail clients that do not understand HTML? As far as I get > it, neither the SendMailTransformer nor SendmailAction can do this...

Re: Tomcat + Cocoon (as only a renderer)

suplizio wrote: Total newbie here. I've spent a great amount of time on the requisite How-to's and tutorials but I am still, however, facing some configuration issues that I could use help with. I have a large, complex servlet-based app using Tomcat 4.1, j2sdk1.4.2_05 and I want to use and Co

pipeline using document() fails to release files?

Hi all, We suspect this is a bug but it's not clear whose. The problem that occurs is that a certain file, iHub.xml, sometimes cannot be moved or removed under Windows, as if a user were editing it (no one is). Once this condition occurs, it persists until we shut down Tomcat. (The consequence

How to send HTML mail with embedded images/CSS?

Hi, is there an easy way to send a complete Cocoon page including all linked images, CSS stylesheets, etc. as an email, possibly with a text alternative for mail clients that do not understand HTML? As far as I get it, neither the SendMailTransformer nor SendmailAction can do this... Regards,

LDAP transformer / Content aggregation / Cacheability

Hello, I am using the LDAP transformer, which, AFAIK, is not cacheable. However, I use the result of it, after a XSLT transformation, in a part of an aggregate. See the sitemap fragment below for details. I am observing a strange result: if the aggregate is in a type="caching" pipeline, the resul

feeling deprecated and modifiable

Hello, I've been looking at a way to modify a user's configuration file, stored somewhere on the filesystem as an xml file. I apply the classic pattern found in many cocoon sources, and transmogrify it with my sauce. [...] try { parser = cocoon.getComponent(Packages.org.apache.ex

RE: Stream Generator / uploading UTF-8 encoded chinese files

Hi all, It appears to be a consequence of bug 25594. I have a workaround involving a hack to StreamGenerator. Cheers, John > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 08 July 2005 12:12 > To: users@cocoon.apache.org > Subject: RE: Stream Generator / uploading UTF-8 encoded

Re: getting started with JCR block

Antonio Gallardo wrote: Michael Wechner wrote: Hi I am trying to get started with the JCR block, but I am bit confused where to specify the repository.xml (and jaas.config). I have added class="org.apache.cocoon.jcr.source.JCRSourceFactory"> ... to cocoon.xconf and receive the fo