philguillard wrote:
Bonjour,
J'ai 2 questions concernant le cache :
[1]Est-til possible de limiter le cache a un element du pipeline? (je
crois que non)
Je m'explique :
Un tuyau comme ceci: Generator XML + XSLT + serializer
Evidemment je trouve interessant de cacher le rendu xml du
On 5/22/06, Myriam Delperier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...ps : je suis en cocoon 2.1.5.1, le paramètre log4j-config est il plus
récent?...
Il semble que oui, et je profite de l'occasion pour montrer comment on
trouve cette info (sur le web - il y d'autres manières plus rapides
avec un
| Il semble que oui, et je profite de l'occasion pour montrer comment on
| trouve cette info (sur le web - il y d'autres manières plus rapides
| avec un repository local):
merci pour toutes ces informations
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Sylvain Wallez wrote:
philguillard wrote:
Bonjour,
J'ai 2 questions concernant le cache :
[1]Est-til possible de limiter le cache a un element du pipeline? (je
crois que non)
Je m'explique :
Un tuyau comme ceci: Generator XML + XSLT + serializer
Evidemment je trouve interessant de cacher
* Laurent Perez:
map:pipeline type=caching-point
A ce propos, quelle est la différence entre les types caching-point et
caching tout court ?
CachingPointProcessingPipeline met en cache non seulement la
réponse complète du pipeline (le résultat de l'application de tous
les composants),
Bonjour,
J'ai r�alis� une petite fonction flowscript dont les performances se d�gradent
un peu plus � chaque appel pour devenir carr�ment lente (plusieurs secondes) au
bout de quelques appels.
Apr�s avoir mis en place des sondes pour observer o� le temps �tait perdu, il
s'av�re que c'est
Salut,
Desole pour les accents.
Une petite precision :
parser =
cocoon.getComponent(Packages.org.apache.excalibur.xml.dom.DOMParser.ROLE);
semble ne plus vouloir se degrader ?? (pourtant il le faisait) mais l'appel de
la fonction jointe dans mon mail precedent se degrade, un probleme avec la
Je suis pas expert mais j'étais juste entrain de relire la page d'aide sur
cocoon.sendPage() et je vois que les gars ils appellent
cocoon.releaseComponent(comp); dans le postPipeLine code (le code qui est
exécuté après l'exécution de la requête)
Peut-être que tu as oublié de faire ça et que tu
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Bonjour,
J'ai r�alis� une petite fonction flowscript dont les performances se d�gradent
un peu plus � chaque appel pour devenir carr�ment lente (plusieurs secondes)
au
bout de quelques appels.
Apr�s avoir mis en place des sondes pour observer o� le temps �tait
Thanks, Andrew, that explanation makes perfect sense!
I think it will be simpler to move to the use of the LIMIT
statement in the SQL, which will allow for a more generic
approach in all my other use cases, rather than having to
write yet another set of transforms for each
[EMAIL
Hi,
I have to complete my described scenario.
In my case I call not direct clearcache.html.
In my root sitemap , all request are piped in:
map:match pattern=**
map:aggregate element=site
map:part src=cocoon://content/{1}
Hi dev + users,
Reinhard has setup the http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/ApacheConEU2006
page for those who want to inform others of their presence at
ApacheCon 2006.
Please put your name there if you're attending, if we can take over a
few hotels during the conference it might be cool ;-)
Hello,
I'm creating a cocoon application that displays content from DITA-XML
documents. The XSL-T stylesheets that are used depend heavily on the default
value of the 'class' attribute of the XML-elements. These default values have
to be 'visible' to the transformer (default Xalan transformer).
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Dear list,
I seem to be stuck with my attempt to handle errors in my pipeline.
It appears they are not called in the sub-sitemap.
Here is my 2.1.9 configuration:
- --- selector in standard sitemap.xmap -- just added the
file-not-found ---
!--+
Hello
From a flowscript I call a java method that has to generate a temporary
xml file.
After that I call cocoon.sendPage() and the invoked generator uses the
temporary xml file.
I'm afraid that I will get a lot of temporary files if I don't
automatically delete them in some way.
Is there a
Hello:
I am returning to cocoon after a long hiatus. My, how it has grown! :-)
I would like to generate a single HTML webpage from multiple XML sources.
No problem-- use an aggregator, right? The issue with that is some of
the sources change far less frequently than others.
I have data
Hi,
I want to access a RDF data store named Sesame 2, which provides a RESTful
API, with GET, POST, PUT and DELETE. Initially I assumed this should be
rather easy even for a beginner like me but I couldn't find any tutorial or
example how this can be done without writing some Java code which
I have browsed through the documentation and the mail lists, but so far I
haven't found an answer for this problem.
Let's say I have an URI that looks like this:
http://www.domain.com/cocoon/knowledge/article?id=123
And a sitemap.xmap file that is located in the directory knowledge.
Can I
Hi Thomas,
In order to RESTfully interact with a resource, you will need two pieces of
information:
1) The address of the resource, in the form of a URI (Uniform/Universal
Resource Identifier)
2) The operation to be performed on the resource, in the form of an HTTP
method (GET, POST, PUT,
From: Ronald Borman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 22 May 2006 23:22:18 +0200
I have browsed through the documentation and the mail lists, but so far I
haven't found an answer for this problem.
Let's say I have an URI that looks like this:
Hi,
I am having trouble changing the logkit.xconf to restrict logging of cocoon
messages. I have tried to look for 'howtos' but since logkit was a part of
the now 'closed' avalon project I really cant dig up resources on it.
What is happening is this: we are running cocoon 2.1.9 with jboss, and
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