Bonjour
Je débute tout juste avec Cocoon et j'aimerais effectuer une
authentification par rapport a une base SQL, j'ai donc modifié le code de
l'exemple auth-fw pour consulter ma base SQL à la place du fichier xml
fourni. Le driver MySQL est bien installé et la connection est ouverte lors
du
Bonjour à tous.
Une question, forcément existentielle donc, histoire de faire les choses
le plus proprement possible.
J'ai un formulaire, dans lequel l'utilisateur rentre une date. J'aimerai
que cette date soit stockée de la même manière quelque soit la locale de
l'utilisateur, pour ensuite
Bonjour à tous.
Une question, forcément existentielle donc, histoire de faire les choses
le plus proprement possible.
J'ai un formulaire, dans lequel l'utilisateur rentre une date. J'aimerai
que cette date soit stockée de la même manière quelque soit la locale de
l'utilisateur, pour ensuite
Aurélien DEHAY wrote:
Bonjour à tous.
Une question, forcément existentielle donc, histoire de faire les choses
le plus proprement possible.
J'ai un formulaire, dans lequel l'utilisateur rentre une date. J'aimerai
que cette date soit stockée de la même manière quelque soit la locale de
Bonjour,
Dans le fd, tu déclares ce que tu veux voir au niveau de ton client,
c'est à dire le browser :
fd:field id=dtstart
fd:datatype base=date
fd:convertor
fd:patterns
fd:patterndd/MM/ HH:mm:ss/fd:pattern
/fd:patterns
/fd:convertor
Ok. Un tour dans le source du transo forms, et on voit qu'il faut passer
le {locale} du act type=locale pour récupérer la locale, je me doutais
bien qu'il me manquait quelque chose!!
Ça marche impéccable, merci Sylvain Jean-Christophe.
--
Aurélien
Maybe you need the results as XML; look at:
http://code.google.com/gsa_apis/xml_reference.html
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005/10/23 05:03 PM Don't you have to tidy this request in order to serialize this as xml? I would be surprised if it just works like this...AS Wouter Roosendaal wrote: Hi,I
I don't think Brian is much helped with this, because what he wants is
something like:
map:match pattern=bla/bla
map:aggregate elementyi
map:part element=ext
src=fetchExtURI-incl-currentParameters/
map:part element=somemorexml src=yi2/
2005/10/23, Joerg Heinicke [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This seems to be a bug with the Velocity Generator as the sent value is
not escaped, i.e. remains and does not get converted to amp; in the
resulting XML. You might file a bug report for it.
I would like to, however I encounter the following
Hello,
I have recently tried upgrading a cocoon web app to use XALAN 2.7.0 by
copying the new serializer.jar, xalan.jar, xercesImpl.jar and xml-apis.jar
into the WEB-INF Lib folder and removing (copying to an archive folder) the
old jars.
The web app loads ok in Jetty but when I click on a page
Not the nicest solution, but you could do this with a cinclude..
-write a cinclude template in jx or just plain xml
-generate that using jx of file
-use a transform insert the request parameters xml (isn't that possible in the
jx template as well?)
-cinclude transform
-voila..
Maybe someone
Andreas Deininger schrieb:
Hello,
This seems to be a bug with the Velocity Generator as the sent value is
not escaped, i.e. remains and does not get converted to amp; in the
resulting XML. You might file a bug report for it.
I would like to, however I encounter the following message:
Word of caution - if the request is a post, the queryString will be empty. If
anyone knows a way around that one, please post - I have forms that I'd really
like to post but are a get for now, because I don't know what params will be
present!
Chris Marasti-Georg
-Original Message-
* Armaz Mellati:
Know that map:act type=auth-protect wont protect any
pipeline for your guest users.
Of course, you're right, the name « auth-protect » is misleading
because in fact it does not protect anything. It just ensures
that the user is logged, automatically (if a
* Suzan Foster:
After looking at the JXPath code I have to come to the
conclusion that it doesn't try to normalize the prefixes.
OK, so binding seems to be based on namespace prefix, rather than
namespace URI.
If you think this is a bug, you might want to file a bug report at
ASF
Hi,
I want to loop thru a woody repeater it's instances in plain old java
code; doing a form.getWidget(repeatername) doesn't give me much methods
to do that I think?
So:
a repeater with widgets id and name; data:
id name
1 abc
2 def
and using java flow I want to set the data to:
id name
1
I don't think I was as clear as I should have been. I don't have any aggregating to do. I want to include the parameters in the call to an external URL, which will return XML. But once
that external XML comes back, it is the only xml I need in the pipeline. I don't need to append the request
Brian Burridge wrote:
I don't think I was as clear as I should have been. I don't have any
aggregating to do. I want
to include the parameters in the call to an external URL, which will return
XML. But once
that external XML comes back, it is the only xml I need in the pipeline. I
As I said, if you are using the GET method (or just
having a standard a href=""/a kind of link), queryString will
work, eg:
map:generateuri="http://www.myserver.com/some/search.html{session-context:request/querystring}"/
However, if you try
to use the same method with a posted form, the
You could do it easily with flow-script:
map:match pattern=foo
map:aggregate element=someparts
map:part element=ext src=cocoon:/getthistroughflow/
/map:aggrate
/map:match
map:match pattern=getthistroughflow
map:call function=post2requestUri/
/map:match
in
I am actually passing the string as a parameter to an action... I could
probably implement a use-request-parameters parameter ala the transform
param, but I prefered to pass them in already attached to the external url
Chris Marasti-Georg
-Original Message-
From: Ard Schrijvers
Problem is, I want to send all requests to this url, with any and all request params. I won't know what they are in advance to hard code them in the sitemap.
Is there a way to get the xml from the RequestGenerator and send that as a param?
map:generate
src=""
Andreas Deininger wrote:
2005/10/23, Joerg Heinicke [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This seems to be a bug with the Velocity Generator as the sent value is
not escaped, i.e. remains and does not get converted to amp; in the
resulting XML. You might file a bug report for it.
I would like to,
If the
parameters are passed through GET method, you can use
map:generate
src=""/
This
will append all parameter received by the pipeline.
-Message d'origine-De: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]De la part de Brian
BurridgeEnvoyé: 24 octobre, 2005 11:06À:
Le 24 oct. 05, à 11:19, Andreas Deininger a écrit :
... Sorry, entering bugs into product Cocoon 2 has been disabled.
Any special reason for that (upcoming release of version 2.1.8??)..
Yes, the issues are being moved Jira, stay tuned...
-Bertrand
queryString includes the leading ? - you only need "http://somesite.org/getpage{request:queryString}"
Chris Marasti-Georg
From: "Boisvert, Éric"
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 24, 2005 12:26
PMTo: users@cocoon.apache.orgSubject: RE: How to send
parameters to
I've added your code and I keep getting an error:
org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Generator already set. Cannot set generator 'file' at [unknown location]
Any idea why?
BrianOn 10/24/05, Ard Schrijvers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could do it easily with flow-script:map:match
Ralph Goers wrote:
Carsten actually mentioned something like this to me at the GetTogether.
I suspect that this is due to using castor to convert your layout into
objects. This happens each time a user logs in. With such a large site
I could imagine that that could be a problem. This
Hi,
I am trying to enhance somebody's Cocoon 2.0.4 application
(tons of XSL and XML, Java and a bit of Javascript).
On my page there is a bunch of checkboxes (defined in XSL),
and based on which of them user selects,
it supposed to dynamically build SQL stament
(in Stored Procedure with flags
On Mon, 2005-10-24 at 14:46 +0100, Gunter D'Hondt wrote:
Hi,
I want to loop thru a woody repeater it's instances in plain old java
code; doing a form.getWidget(repeatername) doesn't give me much methods
to do that I think?
you need to cast it to a repeater:
Repeater repeater =
Dear Cocoon users and developers,
We plan to release Cocoon version 2.1.8 at the end of this week, and we
need the whole Cocoon community to help us ensuring it is rock-solid as
we expect it to be.
Please download the latest Cocoon:
- checkout the SVN repository (preferred method):
svn co
it builds [in Javascript] an array of checkboxes checked
called valueArray, which is not used now).
Correction: actually, it seems that there is an attempt
in the existing code to pass Javascript array to Java:
onsubmit=if(this.inclusions)excludes.value=getCheckedValues(inclusions,true);return
What are you using on the server-side to process the request and build the
SQL? Sitemap actions? I'm assuming it's not Flowscript or JavaFlow since
you're using such an old version of Cocoon.
I don't think the JavaScript you describe is going to be of much use to
you; IIUC the JS you're talking
Jason,
Yes, I am using sitemap actions which execute Java code.
I do have some experience with JSP servlets
(but much more of Applets, that's why I thought of LiveConnect).
So let me tell what I understood from your advice:
- since the name=inclusions for all my checkboxes
(but each has a
Hi,
I have some processing invoked from flow that's not OK to just abandon
if the user abandons their session. In particular, this processing
logic reserves some resources in the database. In the case of
success, the resources will remain permanently associated with a
persistent object,
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