Hi all,
I am building many website and placing them in folders in webbapp ie:
Asite.com.au
Anothersite.com
Onemore.net
1st I to this locally:
http://localhost:/Asite.com.au/
I then move it to the webapp on the server to go live:
http://www.Asite.com.au/
Now!
In my sitemap I have the variable
On 01.10.2007 9:37 Uhr, Robin Rigby wrote:
I am having difficulty with the Cocoon 2.2 trunk. It compiles Ok, as in
README.txt, but does not run. The 'target' folder has no 'cocoon-webapp'
subfolder, just 'classes'.
This might be related to Vadim's commit yesterday [1] where he
reactivated t
Hi,
flush is required. i got problems without.
Tilman Rassy schrieb:
Hello,
I have a question concerning custom Readers:
Assume the custum Reader extends AbstractReader. Is it necessary to call
this.out.flush() and this.out.close() after the content has been written?
Thanks in advance,
Tilma
Hello,
I have a question concerning custom Readers:
Assume the custum Reader extends AbstractReader. Is it necessary to call
this.out.flush() and this.out.close() after the content has been written?
Thanks in advance,
Tilman
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thanks for your hint Torsten,
I've now added:
to my Sitemap.
Now, I've the error:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: stack corruption. Is class
org.apache.cocoon.components.flow.java.Invoker instrumented for javaflow?
at
org.apache