Well, since I am still facing the same problem I did a thorough search
on the internet and I noticed I was not the only one having this
problem:
http://carlback.blogspot.com/2007/03/apex-cocoon-pdf-and-more.html
(number 13)
http://www.nabble.com/Build-2.1.8-with-Java-1.5-td2181360.html#a218
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31.07.2008.
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Hi everybody,
can anybody tell me what the needed version of my xercesImpl.jar and
xml-apis.jar in Tomcat depends on in Cocoon? Can I use an older
xercesImpl.jar and aml-apis.jar (for example these from Tomcat 5.0 ;)
with Cocoon 2.2, what doesn't work with my current application
configuration
I use maven/jetty in my development environment and tomcat for test/
production. I build cocoon-2.2 application like this:
1. Create block myBlock
cd /.../cocoon-2.2.0
mvn archetype:create -DarchetypeGroupId=org.apache.cocoon -
DarchetypeArtifactId=cocoon-22-archetype-block -
DarchetypeVersio
Hi Barbara,
I actually forgot to mention the problem occurred when building cocoon
2.1.10 which is still using ANT. I did not have any problems when
building a cocoon-block with cocoon-2.2.0.
But I managed to build cocoon after I rebooted my laptop. So the first
time everything builds fin
Or you can use the Include Transformer. Create a skeleton XML file that
references the XML fragments/transformation results you want to piece
together. E.g. myXML.xml:
Pulls in the XML generated from the following block fragments:
And your main pipeline/match that outputs the ass
Dear Community
Are there any news about the Cocoon GetTogether 2008?
Thanks in advance
Raffaele
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Barbara Slupik wrote:
I test my blocks in maven/jetty. After everything works I do the
following:
Thanks Barbara, I went back and tested my blocks again before trying to
turn them into a webapp and one of them stopped working... so I'll go
and figure out why. I suspect it boils down to a ch
When defining OWL models, the # in the URI (FWIW, in OWL it's considered a URI
and not a URL) separates the URI of the model with the thing being referenced
that exists within the model. However, out of habit, I was using the # when
defining a namespace that had nothing to do with an OWL model,
On 7/14/08, netBrackets <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When defining OWL models, the # in the URI (FWIW, in OWL it's considered a
> URI and not a URL) separates the URI of the model with the thing being
> referenced that exists within the model. However, out of habit, I was using
> the # when def
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