I have several generators that I aggregate together. The problem I'm
having is that I have to create a matcher for each generator so it can
be used as part of the aggregation. Is there a better way to aggregate
without creating a matcher for each generator.
Thanks
Brian
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not work.
It does work however if I move the xi:include into the main.xsp and put
the xinclude transform after the generate. Why does it not work after
the XSL transform?
Brian
Andre Juffer wrote:
Brian Hawkins wrote:
I have one pipeline that generates a page that has a div tag in it.
I
I found my problem. The output of the main.xsl was set to html and
that hosed the xinclude transformer. When I change it to xml it worked
fine.
Brian Hawkins wrote:
Here is my pipeline
map:generate src=content/main.xsp/
map:transform src=style/main.xsl
map:parameter name=use-request
I have one pipeline that generates a page that has a div tag in it. I
would like to pass this pipeline a parameter that will be the name of
another pipeline that it can run, get the result, and then place the
results into that div tag.
How does one do this?
Thanks
Brian
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I noticed this as well. I fixed it by doing the following:
map:match pattern=login
map:act type=auth-logout
map:parameter name=handler value=PortalHandler/
/map:act
map:act type=auth-login
map:parameter name=handler
This brings up a good question. Why does cocoon feel the need to wrap
every object? The cocoon Request interface is (as far as I can tell)
identical to the HttpServletRequest interface. From the code the only
difference is that is wraps other objects like the session. All this
seems to do
In thinking about this more I think the best solution all around is to
have the cocoon Request interface inherit from the HttpServletRequest
interface. Then it could be passed around and used in any servlet.
Brian
Brian Hawkins wrote:
This brings up a good question. Why does cocoon feel
Try collapsing divs and fill them using AJAX when the plus sign is clicked.
Brian
Berin Loritsch wrote:
Does CForms have easy ways of using forms to navigate a complex
structure?
We have a set of over 400 locations in a hierarchy, and over 200
topics in a hierarchy that we need to let the
I downloaded the Cocoon install and was able to get it running fine. My
problem now is that I'm trying to weed out all the stuff I don't need
for my web site.
What I would like to see is an install that has just enough to transform
an xml file into html and produce Hello World. Then I can
