Re: Make a transformation with an XML document types by a user

Goetzmann Bertrand wrote: Thank you, It's a good idea. But how to transform the text coming from the request parameter (for example "something") to real XML tag, in the case where you no idea of this text ? Bertrand Goetzmann In XSP you should be able to use: xmlns:util="http://

RE: Make a transformation with an XML document types by a user

Thank you, It's a good idea. But how to transform the text coming from the request parameter (for example "something") to real XML tag, in the case where you no idea of this text ? Bertrand Goetzmann. -Message d'origine- De : Eiko Thomas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoyé :

Re: Problem with Java and Flowscript

ZongoZongo wrote: Hi I have a Problem to import a javaclass in flowscript. The poblem doesnt arise with simple javaclasses. The code is tested and works in the eclipse enviroment. Ok, now the sourcecode: ## package de.doccollector.binding; import de.doccollector.*; im

Re: Deli multiple type serialize

yes, I've read it, but the serializing is seperated int two part html one and wml one, the choose of serializing type is in transformation part, how the serializing part can know this is a html call or wml call best regards johnson Jeroen Reijn 提到: Hi Johnson, i gues you should use a select

Re: Make a transformation with an XML document types by a user

Hi Bertrand, you can write your own generator with using XSP. Let a XSP page extract your request parameter an print it in the document. That's maybe not the smartest way, but it will work. Greetings Eiko - To unsubscribe, e-m

Re: Make a transformation with an XML document types by a user

Goetzmann Bertrand wrote: Hello, I would like to do a simple thing with Cocoon: using a form in a web page, the user types a simple XML document in a text area; then submitting the form, a pipeline takes the entry and does a transformation with an XSL document. Any idea to do a such thing? I se

Make a transformation with an XML document types by a user

Hello, I would like to do a simple thing with Cocoon: using a form in a web page, the user types a simple XML document in a text area; then submitting the form, a pipeline takes the entry and does a transformation with an XSL document. Any idea to do a such thing? I see a difficulty about the gen

RE: Deli multiple type serialize

Hi Johnson, i gues you should use a selector inside your matcher. Did you look at the DELI page in the cocoon website? http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/developing/deli.html Kind regards, Jeroen Reijn -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Posted At: Wednesday

Combining Cocoon with ZK: any experiences ?

Dear all, Has anyone tried combining Cocoon with ZK (Ajax but no javascript) yet ( http://www.zkoss.org) ? If yes: what's your impression (strengths & weaknesses of the combination) If no: any specific reason why not ? Thanks ! Bart

Problem with Java and Flowscript

Hi I have a Problem to import a javaclass in flowscript. The poblem doesnt arise with simple javaclasses. The code is tested and works in the eclipse enviroment. Ok, now the sourcecode: ## package de.doccollector.binding; import de.doccollector.*; import java.sql.*; imp

Re: Re: Cocoon, UTF-8 and encodeURI

Hi Thanks, I try this tonight. Kris > Hi, > If nothing is specified, Tomcat uses the host's defaultencoding, for > example Cp1252. > If so, strings received by Tomcat are supposed to be in Cp1252 > If you encodeURI, your strings are in UTF-8 > Just add an attribute URIEncoding to the Connector

Re: Cocoon, UTF-8 and encodeURI

Hi, If nothing is specified, Tomcat uses the host's default encoding, for example Cp1252. If so, strings received by Tomcat are supposed to be in Cp1252 If you encodeURI, your strings are in UTF-8 Just add an attribute URIEncoding to the Connector in Tomcat's server.xml This should fix the pr