En effet il y a un bug dans Cocoon: la classe
CopySourceAction.java effectue deux appels à
SourceResolver.resolveURI() (pour src et dest) mais pas les appels
correspondant à SourceResolver.release(), et ne relâche donc pas
les sources, d'où le message d'erreur dans les logs.
Avec les
Dear all,
Typically an XSP is used to get an XML document into a pipeline. But how
do I do I achieve the opposite?
Use case: my website needs to receive posted XML documents. You can get
a posted XML document into the pipeline by using the stream generator.
But I need to validate the XML
Paul,
Are you talking about HL7v3 or CDA messages?
I'm building a webapplication for validating HL7 CDA R2 messages
against XML schema and schematron rules. We hope to release this as
open-source soon.
The application uses cForms to handle the uploadform. Based on the
selected
Gerrit,
Currently, we are not compliant to HL7 - we are using a proprietary XML
schema instead. Future formats may comply, however. In both cases, and
from a technical point of view, we have the use of XML schema in common.
The use of transformers instead of routing the message through XSP
Paul,
Probably on my website:
http://gboers.xs4all.nl
At a later stage we hope to give it to HL7.org
Gerrit
On Mar 26, 2006, at 3:42 PM, Paul Ramsteijn wrote:
Gerrit,
Currently, we are not compliant to HL7 - we are using a proprietary
XML schema instead. Future formats may comply,
Hello at all,
can i get the http header Last-Modified in a SQL transformation with
cocoon 2.18?
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This problem is beginning to cause me distress.
I thought I had found a fix for the original problem
(RegexpHeaderSelector not working in map:handle-errors clauses). I
modified my own map:action (called browser-recognition in the
snippet below) to return a MIME type (variable mime-type)
I'm just starting to look at very simple authentication, using
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/developing/webapps/authentication/authenticating_user.html
as a guide.
It looks straightforward enough, but there's one missing item of
information. For Using a URI as the authentication resource it
gives
I'm just starting to look at very simple authentication, using
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/developing/webapps/authentication/authenticating_user.html
as a guide.
It looks straightforward enough, but there's one missing item of
information. For Using a URI as the authentication resource it
How might I figure out what the calling sitemap is for a given input
module request? In other words if I have: lm:my.resource, how could I
figure out that that this request happens to be coming from
some-mounted-sitemap.xmap? We basically want this to be output for
debugging information[1].
Le 26 mars 06 à 14:48, Paul Ramsteijn a écrit :
...I need to validate the XML document and store its content into a
database, so I guess I need to get it into an XSP in order to do
this kind of processing. Or are there better approaches?..
From flowscript, you can use processPipelineTo to
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