Thank you, this ([2]) is indeed the config file I was looking for! And with the
help of [4] I successfully set the property I wanted.
Two things I'd like to mention:
1) the cocoon/properties subdirectory you mentioned doesn't seem to work (and
it's not listed on [4], so I guess no problem here)
Hi,
What is the best way to evaluate an result of a pipeline and act upon it.
My scenario:
I use an REST service to request data from an online source and store it into
my database. If this pipeline deliverst no data or an error msg, I would like
to invoke another pipline to request the data fr
xweber pisze:
Grzegorz Kossakowski-3 wrote:
[...]
File an issue in JIRA, and submit a patch preferably.
done -> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-2096
Thanks.
a patch for this is beyond my Java-skills...
Ok, no problem.
I'll try to take care of it this week but I'm not goi
Grzegorz Kossakowski-3 wrote:
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> [...]
> File an issue in JIRA, and submit a patch preferably.
>
done -> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-2096
a patch for this is beyond my Java-skills...
Alex
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Vaduvoiu Tiberiu wrote:
Hi, I am having a problem mounting some sitemaps. Right now, for my
application I am using a single sitemap...that has become to
big...and for performance/mentainance reasons, I've decided to split
the big sitemap in smaller ones using mount.
...
in this case the first
Vaduvoiu Tiberiu wrote:
> in my parent sitemap I have
>
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>src="{3}/sitemap.xmap" />
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> and in my sub-sitemap I have:
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>
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>
>
You can't access sitemap parameters across sitemaps.
I can see two solutions to your problem:
1) take off that uri-prefix="{1}/{2}/{3}" from the
>> I just want to set an attribute on an action widget via bean binding.
>> My attempts:
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>> => path required, but value cannot be set on action widget
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>> => results in an error, too.
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> May I ask for a use case for such construct? I'm not sure what you
Steven D. Majewski pisze:
I haven't yet really learned maven -- getting over that hurdle is what
kept me from trying 2.2 earlier.
The README just says to do:
$ mvn -Dmaven.test.skip=true -P allblocks install
and I don't know what other profiles are available.
But I just tried it without
Dev at weitling pisze:
Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
I feared you'd say so. It's the solution I worked out for now, too, that
being a paranoid perfectionist ;-)
Tobia has provided a nice solution - though crowding the flowscript I'll
give it a try. Do you have a personal tip/best practice to keep
Dev at weitling pisze:
Hi (again),
Hi Florian.
as I'm still working on some problem described on this mailing list at
the 18th of May, subject "Hide/show columns in an ajaxified table
cform", I have now found some weird Cocoon behaviour:
My repeater rows are nested not in DIVs but in table ta
Raphaël Piéroni pisze:
Thanks for the answers
No problem, I forgot to say why Cocoon 2.2 RC1 has not been announced, yet. We just want to wait for a new site because we really don't have
any official documentation for Cocoon 2.2.
I hope that we won't have to wait for too long.
--
Grzegorz K
I have the same problem I wrote about this morning...
in my parent sitemap I have
and in my sub-sitemap I have:
but I get the error: Error while evaluating 'cocoon:/{../1}/{../2}/menu.xml' :
not so many levels.
can't anyone tell me why I get this e
Dev at weitling pisze:
Hi,
I just want to set an attribute on an action widget via bean binding.
My attempts:
=> path required, but value cannot be set on action widget
=> results in an error, too.
May I ask for a use case for such construct? I'm not sure what you want to
ac
xweber pisze:
Grzegorz Kossakowski-3 wrote:
xweber pisze:
[..]
is there a possibility to check for existence of a file in filestructure
[..]
Yes, you can use ResourceExistsSelector:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/resourceexists-selector.html (it
will work in C2.2)
[..]
I did some te
Kazó Csaba pisze:
Hi,
Is there an easy way to configure the xml parser in Cocoon 2.2? 2.1.X has a handy
block in cocoon.xconf, but I couldn't find
anything similar in the latest version.
XML parsing functionality has been moved to a separate module[1] and Springified at the same time. I gues
Hi Stephen,
I had the same problem, also after redeploying applications in Tomcat a
few times, both on Red Hat and Windows. Increasing PermGen space just
postponed the problem. The problem went away by using another JVM. I
picked BEA's JRockit for speed. It had some other problems though, but
Hello,
sry, just reading the rest of your mail
cant you use a map:action to set an expires header on your css files??
regards Ard
>
> Hi all
>
> Is there an established way, recommended way, ad-hoc
> component or sample
> about manually controlling the client-side cache?
>
> I'm serving
Hello,
you can easily achieve this by setting an expires parameter in the reader. This
will do exactly what you want
Regards Ard
> Hi all
>
> Is there an established way, recommended way, ad-hoc
> component or sample
> about manually controlling the client-side cache?
>
> I'm serving the cs
Hi all
Is there an established way, recommended way, ad-hoc component or sample
about manually controlling the client-side cache?
I'm serving the css for some pages as a unified, space-stripped, virtual
css file. This speeds up page loading a bit, especially when the
original css files are many
Hi, I am having a problem mounting some sitemaps. Right now, for my application
I am using a single sitemap...that has become to big...and for
performance/mentainance reasons, I've decided to split the big sitemap in
smaller ones using mount. However I am dealing with a problem. Right now, a
ma
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