Hi Ian,
Thanks for your answer.
I use a generator to add my cdata section, it is ok. And when I use my customed
serializer after, it works : I find my
cdata section and can manage it.
But when I add a transformer between the generator and the serializer, my cdata
section is removed by this trans
>
> "If it worked before, it's probably related to temp stuff stored in
> tomcat's work dir."
>
> Yes there is a lot of stuff stored in there. Mostly empty
> directorys. Is
> there a way to clean this? Like a clean chache function?
Yes there is (which is also very handy during development):
Hi All, Firstlty I would introduce myself. I am Sarvesh Mulay a SE. We are using Cocoon for Reporting & Printing in out project.We are currently printing PDF reports but now there are some printers which do not support PDF printing, so we wanted to use PCL serializer for this?Can you pleas
Le 18 avr. 06 à 11:03, sarvesh mulay a écrit :
...We are currently printing PDF reports but now there are some
printers which do not support PDF printing, so we wanted to use PCL
serializer for this?...
Cocoon uses FOP for PDF and similar formats, so you'll have to check
with the FOP proje
Hi, Thanks for your reply ! You are right that i have to check with the FOP site regarding the PCL-format support. But i guess that is regarding the version of FOP we are using the fop-20.5 version of FOP (which comes along the Cocoon2.1.9) that has support for PCL as the necessary classes f
I
think there is no specific PCLSerializer. You should use the FOPSerializer for
generating output in OCL format:
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PMTo: users@cocoon.apach
* Stephanie Zohner:
> I have just updated my cocoon version from 2.1.3 to 2.1.8 and
> wnt to run cocoon cli now
Hello,
CLI classpath problems have been fixed in Cocoon 2.1.9
Excerpt from http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/changes.html:
Allow to run Cocoon CLI by adding servlet.jar in the classpat
* Andreas Hochsteger:
> These are the most important things we are currently using:
> * FlowScript
> * JXTemplates
One thing great in Cocoon 2.1.9: to use the refactored
JXTemplateGenerator in the new template block, it is much more
efficient.
--
Jean-Baptiste Quenot
aka John Banana Qwerty
Hello,
Cocoon does not provide this feature yet, but is willing to
incorporate good-enough user-submitted contributions.
Best regards,
--
Jean-Baptiste Quenot
aka John Banana Qwerty
http://caraldi.com/jbq/
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To uns
Thanks for your answer.
I use a generator to add my cdata section, it is ok. And when I use my customed
serializer after, it works : I find my
cdata section and can manage it.
But when I add a transformer between the generator and the serializer, my cdata
section is removed by this transformer.
I
On Jan 19, 2006 Tino Breddin wrote:
Hi Ian,
my fault, i have made a mistake, when i pasted my sitemap fragment
into the email. My correct fragment looks like this:
Salut Olivier,
Looks like I mispoke earlier. Configuration of cdata-section-elements
needs to happen in the Serializer, not the Generator (sorry about that).
Example:
...
HTH,
Ian
It's better to be hated for who you are
than loved for who you are not
Ian D. Stewart
Appl Dev Analyst-
Hi folks,
Maybe someone can give me some ideas where to look in order to debug
this problem...
I'm trying to integrate the CForms HTMLArea support into an existing
Cocoon 2.1.8 applicaiton that uses CForms. Really, it's just changing
an existing textarea control into an "htmlarea" widget (t
Mark Lundquist wrote:
Hi folks,
Maybe someone can give me some ideas where to look in order to debug
this problem...
I'm trying to integrate the CForms HTMLArea support into an existing
Cocoon 2.1.8 applicaiton that uses CForms. Really, it's just changing
an existing textarea control into
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