I've created an example of a simple cocoon application so that if all
you're interested in is building a sitemap then you don't have to go
through maven.
It only has the default cocoon blocks at the moment, but I'd imagine
that if you released a version of the software like this you'd include
the
Ok, found it, not a Cocoon or Rhino issue.
Someone had patched in the past a Cocoon class on our side and I did not
reapply the patch...
Pity that we cannot extend FOM_WebContinuation$UserObject (without patching the
class) to hold non Scriptable values (only used on the Java side)...
Thanks,
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Datum: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 09:53:46 +0200
Von: Laurent Medioni
Pity that we cannot extend FOM_WebContinuation$UserObject (without
patching the class) to hold non Scriptable values (only used on the Java
side)...
Any special requirements we can make that
I'm wondering, if the sitemap of 2.2.0 is not able to redirect to another
sitemap in a subfolder.
i have one sitemap in the root folder of my project and it contains of a
match:
map:match pattern=
map:redirect-to uri=subpage/
/map:match
2008/7/29 Robert La Ferla [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would like to configure Cocoon 2.1.11 so that every day (24 hrs), the
cocoon.log is written to a new file (cocoon-2008-JUL-29.log) I tried
configuring logkit.xconf to do this but it doesn't work.
Yes it does, ours are rolling over daily just
Reinhard Pötz wrote:
Torsten Curdt wrote:
That said - you are much welcome to improve the documentation once
you got this working. In the end that's how this whole open source
thing works.
Ken,
I've been helping 15+ people to get started with Cocoon 2.2 for the
last 15 months. Most of the
Thanks to you and Torsten, we can now regard that problem as sorted
(or to be more accurate, as never existing ).
Glad you were able to solve it! :)
cheers
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Torsten
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Torsten Curdt wrote:
Let's take a + here first.
My patience is also running out. Firstly, concerning your anger that
I 'cannot get my Eclipse setup yo work properly',
may I remind you that it was you who steered me down the eclipse path
while I wished to see things working
from a
I am not quite sure where you got all the unwelcome and sarcasm
from but Cocoon is one of the most welcoming communities there is.
It always has been. You are asking for help here. People spend
their own time trying to help you. But you also have to help
yourself a bit. We are not here to
I am patching FOM_WebContinuation only to make FOM_WebContinuation$UserObject
public so I can extend it...
We have an in-house pageflow implementation built on top of continuations and I
can use the extended object in it, without interfering with the FOM internal
stuff (it is still a UserObject
This article describes how to start with the webapp archetype and
end up with a configuration that behaves like Cocoon 2.1.x:
You can modify sitemaps, flowscript, and other content without
restarting the servlet. All content files can be edited in place on
the server.
Hi Jasha,
I found a version in 2.1.11 which I copied to my 2.1.9 application.
Thanks!
gary
What abut the StripNameSpacesTransformer [1]?
[1] http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/core-modules/core/2.2/1340_1_1.html
Jasha
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Torsten Curdt wrote:
Thanks to you and Torsten, we can now regard that problem as sorted
(or to be more accurate, as never existing ).
Glad you were able to solve it! :)
Well, I haven't actually solved it ! Diagnosis is not a cure. I still
have problems with my cocoon
build path or
Hugh Sparks wrote:
This article describes how to start with the webapp archetype and
end up with a configuration that behaves like Cocoon 2.1.x:
You can modify sitemaps, flowscript, and other content without
restarting the servlet. All content files can be edited in place on
the server.
I clicked the news archive link [1] on the Cocoon homepage and got
Warning: There is no styling for this query available.
Should I create a Jira issue for it or can it be fixed easily?
[1] http://cocoon.apache.org/1279_1_1.html
Jasha Joachimsthal
www.onehippo.com http://www.onehippo.com/
Dear community,
in the Cocoon whiteboard (a folder in our SVN repository where every
committer can put into any Cocoon related stuff without having to ask)
some of us have started with a rewrite of Cocoon. This rewrite, which
has the working title Corona, has two main goals:
1. Become the
Ken Starks replies:
...
I don't mind all 'their' (cocoon.apache.org's) blocks being in jars,
but I do want mine completely
available to edit.
I think you'll like using blocks as well. They are a perfect for
creating self-contained software tools. That's why blocks are
a great idea: They
Ken Starks wrote:
Torsten Curdt wrote:
Thanks to you and Torsten, we can now regard that problem as sorted
(or to be more accurate, as never existing ).
Glad you were able to solve it! :)
Well, I haven't actually solved it ! Diagnosis is not a cure. I still
have problems with my cocoon
Hugh Sparks wrote:
Ken Starks replies:
...
I don't mind all 'their' (cocoon.apache.org's) blocks being in jars,
but I do want mine completely
available to edit.
I think you'll like using blocks as well. They are a perfect for
creating self-contained software tools. That's why blocks are
a
Hello Reinhard,
What's up with a patchwork name?
RECIPE would be the mix of this:
RE(stful) C(ocoon) (p)IPE(line)
Cheers!
Daniel Bruessler
Dear community,
in the Cocoon whiteboard (a folder in our SVN repository where every
committer can put into any Cocoon related stuff without having to
Pupa
Corona is the core of Cocoon without the shell. What is inside a
cocoon is called a pupa.
PUPA (always all capitals as an acronym) was the name of a software
project until 2002 when the project became GNU's Grub 2. Cocoon Pupa
is unlikely to be confused with an obsolete name for a
Unfortunately this does not sound good in Polish. It means bottom, on
which you sit.
Barbara
On 30 Jul, 2008, at 8:36 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pupa
Corona is the core of Cocoon without the shell. What is inside a
cocoon is called a pupa.
PUPA (always all capitals as an acronym) was
I'm using showForm() in my flowscript to display a form within a page. After the
form is completed, I want to redirect the user to another URL; however,
sendPage() and redirectTo() both just display the other page's content within
the current page. Is there anything else I can do?
This article describes how to start with the webapp archetype and
end up with a configuration that behaves like Cocoon 2.1.x:
You can modify sitemaps, flowscript, and other content without
restarting the servlet. All content files can be edited in place on
the server.
Stephen Rossman writes:
...
You mention in your article that you couldn't get the system to read
your properties from the tomcat servlet context - neither could I.
I tried adding a ServletContextPropertyPlaceholder to the application
but my Spring knowledge is pretty poor so I don't know if I
My goal was to leave the cocoon webapp servlet alone so it
didn't need to be edited when deploying on any servlet container.
Same here. I wanted to be able to deploy cocoon as an application
which supported your sitemap based cocoon application - developing in
the recommended way they get
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