Salut,
Ta question n'est pas très claire.
Tu es dans une classe JAVA ?
Tu as un pipeline qui match resource.txt et qui renvoie le fichier
file:///path/to/name/resource.txt ?
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* vjaulin:
Existe-t-il une méthode pour traduire une url cocoon en url de
type file?
cocoon:/resource.txt - file:///path/to/name/resource.txt
Tu voulais dire context:/ peut-être... dans ce cas si tu te
situes dans du code Java ou FlowScript il suffit d'utiliser
Bonjour,
je cherche à convertir dans une XSP du texte en XML voila ma page
xsp:page language=java xmlns:xsp=http://apache.org/xsp;
progs
xsp:logic
String text3=progun programme/prog;
/xsp:logic
xsp:logicXSPUtil.includeString(text3,manager,contentHandler);/xsp:logic
/progs
/xsp:page
et
vjaulin wrote:
Ok je viens de trouver
Quand je récupère ma source à partir du resolver j'appelle getUri()
source.getURI(); - file:/path/to/name/resource.txt
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Salut,
les imports se font ainsi:
xsp:page language=java xmlns:xsp=http://apache.org/xsp;
xsp:structure
xsp:includejava.util.*/xsp:include
xsp:include.../xsp:include
/xsp:structure
progs
...
/progs
/xsp:page
D'autre
Hi,
can anyone tell me how I setup a cocoon project in IntelliJ Idea? In
eclipse it is simply a case of selecting import and point it to your
cocoon directory. How do I do the same in IntelliJ?
regards
Uzo
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Le 25 août 05, à 03:59, Uzo Andrew Madu a écrit :
...can anyone tell me how I setup a cocoon project in IntelliJ Idea?
In eclipse it is simply a case of selecting import and point it to
your cocoon directory. How do I do the same in IntelliJ?...
I use IDEA as follows:
-Add the Cocoon
I
-created an empty project
-copied the cocoon sources into a dir in this project dir
-made another dir with my non cocoon librarier
-and then added the copied directories with new module to my project
-- although its new module, it detects your sources and imports them
(no copying like in
Maybe you'd be successfull with a small service pipeline, that uses
xml/xslt instead of jx.
I did this once, the basic idea was:
- writing a custom generator, that parsed the string to a DOM Document
(in your case I think this could be done by simply wrap your service
response with a tag). I
Bertrand,
do I setup a java/web/other project and then do what you suggested.
Could you give me some step by steps here please, it's always
easy when you have done it a few times ;-)
Sorry to be a pain.
regards
Uzo
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Le 25 août 05, à 10:57, Uzo Andrew Madu a écrit :
do I setup a java/web/other project and then do what you suggested. ..
Yes, a java project will do. The way I described it, IDEA is only
used for code browsing and editing, launching ant targets and running
the remote debugger. I always use
Hello,
I have discovered that on Cocoon 2.1.7 (not tested on other versions), if I have:
map:mount check-reload=yes src="" uri-prefix=internal/
and internal.xmap contains:
map:flow language=_javascript_
map:script src="">
/map:flow
and
map:match pattern=pipeline
...
/map:match
and another
Hi,
i think when you use sendPage(url), the url determine which sitemap it
refers to cocoon://pipeline is in the main sitemap and cocoon:/pipeline
is in the current sitemap
hth,
marc
Antonio Fiol Bonnín a écrit :
Hello,
I have discovered that on Cocoon 2.1.7 (not tested on other
Seems like really dead on the Chaperon List...
Original Message
Subject: [Chaperon-users] wiki grammer
Date: Thu, 25 Aug 2005 11:33:14 +0200
From: Oliver Schalch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi all,
We are building a publication for
Le 25 août 05, à 15:57, Oliver Schalch a écrit :
...Looks like issues in the grammer (wiki.grm or generation of
wiki.xgrm),
or what do you think?...
Chaperon is a parser for strict grammars, and as such not really suited
for wiki parsing where you need a somewhat permissive parser.
I've
Dear Cocoon Users!
My setup: cocon 2.1.5.1, tomcat 5.5.4, jdk 1.5.0.
I experience the following problem: using the match pattern
map:match pattern=download/**.pdf
map:act type=downloadAction
map:parameter name=file value={1}/
map:read src={1}.pdf
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
Le 25 août 05, à 15:57, Oliver Schalch a écrit :
...Looks like issues in the grammer (wiki.grm or generation of
wiki.xgrm),
or what do you think?...
Chaperon is a parser for strict grammars, and as such not really
suited for wiki parsing where you need a
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Hi,
I want to implement a custom serializer.
The product I want to integrate requires a
- a java.io.Reader,
- a java.io.InputStreamReader or
- an org.xml.sax.InputSource
The product (DataVision) usually reads
an XML file from a stream and I want it to take input from Cocoon. Is that
Bertrand Delacretaz said the following on 25.08.2005 16:14:
I've been using radeox (http://radeox.org/space/start) in Cocoon apps
and it works well, except that I needed to cleanup the output quite a
bit to create clean XML. If you want to try it I can post some code
samples, it's fairly easy
Ralph Lange wrote:
map:match pattern=download/**.pdf
map:act type=downloadAction
map:parameter name=file value={1}/
map:read src={1}.pdf mime-type=application/pdf/
/map:act
map:generate src=xml/de/download/downloaderror.xml/
map:transform
Hi there,
Another newbie question I'm afraid. There are a set of transformers that I
commonly call from a lot of pipelines and that I'd like to be able to possibly
change at a later date. I was wondering if there is a way to call another
pipeline inside a generate - serialize block so
Le 25 août 05, à 16:45, Oliver Schalch a écrit :
...Looks quite nice, didnt know it. Of course I'd like to see some code
samples, which you made..
Basically what we do is:
String input = wiki text..;
// Radeox generates xhtml in a String (unfortunately)
RenderContext context = ...some radeox
Stewart, Gary wrote:
Hi there,
Another newbie question I'm afraid. There are a set of transformers that I commonly call from a lot of pipelines and that I'd like to be able to possibly change at a later date.
You're looking for map:resource. See
Ralph Lange wrote:
Now it works, thank you very much.
Yours sincereley, Ralph Lange
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Check into resources. They are basically a group of tags that you can
call easily... I use one at the end of all my pipelines to strip
namespaces from the final xhtml and serialize... It would look
somehting like this:
map:resources
map:resource name=xforms-convert
-Original Message-
From: Reinhard Poetz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can combine a group of sitemap components within a
resource and call them
from other pipelines by map:call resource=[name]/.
Please note that this will be deprecated in Cocoon 2.2 in
favour of the concept
Bertrand Delacretaz said the following on 25.08.2005 17:12:
Basically what we do is:
String input = wiki text..;
// Radeox generates xhtml in a String (unfortunately)
RenderContext context = ...some radeox RenderContext
RenderEngine engine = ...standard or custom RenderEngine
final
I depend heavily on resources... Is there any form of virtual sitemap
components in the 2.1.x tree?
Reinhard Poetz wrote:
Stewart, Gary wrote:
Hi there,
Another newbie question I'm afraid. There are a set of transformers
that I commonly call from a lot of pipelines and that I'd like to be
--On August 3, 2005 12:26:03 PM -0400 I wrote:
I'm starting the process of upgrading our Tomcat/Cocoon install,
currently Tomcat 5.0.16 and Cocoon 2.1.3, wanting to move to Tomcat 5.5.9
and Cocoon 2.1.7. I've run into a problem that I can't explain, and hope
that someone else has seen (and
-Original Message-
From: JD Daniels [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I depend heavily on resources... Is there any form of virtual sitemap
components in the 2.1.x tree?
Reinhard did say deprecated so I imagine you'll still be able to use resources
for some versions to come.
Gary
On Aug 25, 2005, at 7:14 AM, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
I've been using radeox (http://radeox.org/space/start) in Cocoon apps
me too
and it works well, except that I needed to cleanup the output quite a
bit to create clean XML.
yup.
One thing I don't like, though, is that there are
JD Daniels wrote:
I depend heavily on resources...
as most of us that want to avoid code duplication do ;-)
of course resources will go through an appropriate deprecation cycle
Is there any form of virtual sitemap
components in the 2.1.x tree?
no, only in trunk (they should work there)
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Aurélien DEHAY wrote:
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- Forgot to say, the site is in french.
You can configure thunderbird to use plain text with some domains. This
is how I use it:
1- In Options/Composition press the Send
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