On 23.04.2008 20:56, Bruce Atherton wrote:
Here are some specifics, in case they are relevant. One heap analysis
showed 1.5 Gigabytes of memory being held by the object at the end of
this tree (package names suppressed to keep this readable):
- ScriptableObject
- FOM_Cocoon
- FOM_Coc
Hi,
I have a flowscript file that sits outside of a block (yes, I know, this
is bad form). When I do a relative path to get a file, like so:
cocoon.log.error(new
Packages.java.io.File("../xml/hibernate.cfg.xml").getAbsolutePath())
I get a location that is not relative to the Flow file. In
I have been running into a real problem with OutOfMemory errors on
Cocoon 2.1.9. The trouble seems to be that occasionally users request
settings for some reports that end up killing the server with an
OutOfMemory error. This also leaves us open to denial of service attacks.
My question is whe
On this page:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/1362_1_1.html
It says the following:
You can mount your block at the root level in the application URI space,
so that instead of using (for example) the URI
http://localhost:/myBlock/foo/bar to request a page, you would
request it at http://local
On 23.04.2008 18:49, James 7 wrote:
The xml is not written to file so I cannot simply include them as parts of
an aggregate, at least as far as I know.
You can, using the cocoon:/ pseudo protocol in map:aggregate causing a
sub request in the same sitemap:
This
Hi,
I have two working pages that there is now a requirement to merge into a
single page. The information in each is obtained through custom generators
that use java code and xmlbeans to create the xml output. My problem is
that I don't want to create a new xsd that combines them as they are
unr
Hello!
Still no ideas/solutions to share (Jörg?).
> I am still within this case ;)
> A have read [1] and assume that one of your aforementioned colleagues is
> Jörg Heinicke ( maybe you have a solution meanwhile, Jörg? Especially: How
> are you able to use declarative transaction demarciation
Hi,
I have been trying to find out what effect the different scopes have for
beans specified in a Spring bean definition files. For example, if you
specify that a bean is at the session level, what impact would that have
for Flowscripts and (in particular) CForms. What should be the scope of
b
