Hi,
This weekend I was working on learning how to use JavaFlow instead of
Flowscript (I like to debug in Eclipse). I ran into some really strange
Problems when migrating my database code. As soon as I added the
try-catch-wrapped close statements into the finally block of an SQL query-code.
Hi Gary,
Well I interpret your question in that way, that you would like to decide
server-side, if a popup is created or not (Since you mention the client-side
way to do this). We had a similar problem in one of our applications. We solved
it this way:
1. Add a hidden field to the
Hi!
I use event.source.parent.lookupwidget to get the field value.
the field value may contain UTF-8 code(chinese words).
In windows it's ok, but in linux, the field's value became ?(server
side)
the version of cocoon and tomcat is the same between windows & linux.
what's difference, how t
> > I therefore have a problem, where the output of the above
> pipeline gives
> > me a different values, but the transformer still shows me the
> > incorrect values.
>
> Maybe just set cache-at-startup to false? :)
No, the problem is more subtle and is twofold for Sanket's case (I think)
1) t
This is browser specific question and has really nothing todo with cocoon or
any other framework. Just use target="_blank". That should be enough
Ard
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Hi Richard,
a few years ago, I developed an application using Cocoon-2.0.4 and XSP
stylesheets. One good way to find out what went wrong was looking at the
Java source file which is generated from an XSP stylesheet. There, you
will certainly be able to see why "p cannot be resolved".
HTH
Ar
