Thanks for the effort, Joerg. I appreciate it. (And that of all the
other developers for all the hard work).
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Joerg Heinicke gmx.de> writes:
2. Does the full amount of the buffer automatically get allocated for
each request, or does it grow gradually based on the xml
Remember that Cocoon is created and maintained by volunteers. People
just like you who had an itch to scratch, and so are devoting some of
their spare time to making Cocoon better.
So what you can do is start creating documentation for 2.2, since it
sounds like that is where your itch is. :-)
cessor. Perhaps things were
different in the 2.1.9 release?
Regarding when this problem occurs, it only happens after the system has
been under heavy load for many days.
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 23.04.2008 20:56, Bruce Atherton wrote:
Here are some specifics, in case they are relevant. On
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
This is exactly the problem.
Harald, your matcher is for the class file, not the signed JAR file.
Since the class file cannot be signed by itself, no security permissions
are available.
I am guessing that your cocoon-generated HTML that references the
applet or object tag does not have an "a
Portlet and wrap the
processAction() and render() methods with the equivalent Hibernate
Session creation and destruction that OpenSessionInView does. But that
solution seems rather clunky to me.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Bruce Atherton wrote:
Continuing my saga of trying to get a Cocoon
yportlet".
Has anyone got any suggestions as to why that is occurring and how to
get around it? Could it have anything to do with the issues raised in
this blog entry? http://bluxte.net/blog/2006-03/29-40-33.html
Again, any help appreciated.
Bruce Atherton wrote:
I am trying to take
Thanks for the reminder, Ard. I had intended to summarize those
instructions once I had my system working and was able to describe the
steps more generically. Thanks also for posting the link to the other
conversation.
To summarize the instructions from that email thread, particularly the
ins
I am trying to take an existing application running under Cocoon 2.1.9
and deploy it as a set of portlets. Before I get that far, though, I
want to make sure I understand how to deploy Cocoon as a JSR-168
portlet. To that end, I went through the following steps of trying to
get Cocoon to work as a
Does anyone have any documentation, tutorials, examples, or what have
you to show how to go about deploying a Cocoon application as a set of
coplets into a JSR168 portlet container that is not Cocoon?
I have a large application that uses Cocoon with a sitemap pipeline,
flowscript, CForms, Hand
I would like to use composition to build CForms. In other words, I would
like to define smaller collections of widgets that define part of a form
and aggregate them together into bigger collections that give larger
portions of a form, and so on until eventually they find their way into
a full f
I have a problem with form fields that are editable for some people and
just displayed to others. When they are editable, they are required.
When they are not editable, they have data already and just need to be
displayed (and must not be required since no data will be submitted for
them). Thes
Reinhard Poetz wrote:
Many thanks to everybody, who has participated so far, for your feedback.
On [EMAIL PROTECTED] we voted about it and the voting proposal was rejected.
The main reason is that large organizations (e.g. banks) are years
behind in their usage of new JDK releases and that we
Count this as a big +1 from me. We only run cocoon in a Java 5 VM anyway.
The Concurrency package alone is a big reason to adopt Java 5. The speed
of many algorithms can be vastly improved, as well as being made more
thread-safe. Then there is the enhanced type safety you get with
generics. Y
Bruno Dumon wrote:
the variant attribute here has no purpose, the plain convertor does not
need any further configuration. The variant attribute is specific to the
formatting convertor. Again, does no harm if it is there (but can
confuse).
I suspected it didn't, but those snippets
I have what I consider very odd behaviour in my forms. Specifically,
javascript variables are being rendered as floats rather than integers
in the HTML, but only if I tell the forms to render them as plain integers.
So if I have the following flowscript:
formData.queueList = [
{value:
Sylvain Wallez wrote:
Bruce Atherton wrote:
I am trying to use repeaters in my application. I have a "More" and
"Less" button to add and remove rows, and a hidden boolean widget to
indicate the last row. For this purpose, I am trying to set the value
using "repea
I am trying to use repeaters in my application. I have a "More" and
"Less" button to add and remove rows, and a hidden boolean widget to
indicate the last row. For this purpose, I am trying to set the value
using "repeaterLoop.last". Trouble is, that value was never set to
anything. So then I s
I'm using Cocoon forms, and every time I have a number in a field it is
coming back formatted with commas embedded in the number. This also
means that the numbers are being truncated, since I have a maximum
length on them. So I have a year field that I fill in with "2005", and
when I get it out
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