Hi,
I'm having issues getting the ParanoidCocoonServlet to work on WebLogic.
I've tested switching my application to paranoid mode on Tomcat, and I had
no problems. However, when I make the change on weblogic, my xsp pages
that make database calls all error out.
I have been researching this,
xml-form
[ ] keep it as deprecated in the 2.1 branch
[x] remove it with the next 2.1.5 release
[ ] remove it with the 2.1.6 release
[ ] remove it only in the 2.2 branch
jxforms
[ ] keep it as deprecated in the 2.1 branch
[x] remove it with the next 2.1.5 release
[ ] remove it with the 2.1.6
On Thursday, March 4, 2004 at 2:32 PM -0500
Yury Mikhienko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I need to use LDAP via SSL, and I'm trying to accomplish this using
the
LDAPTransformer. Environment:
OS: Windows 2003 Advanced Server
Cocoon:
COCOON : 2.1.3
JDK : 1.4.1_05
CONTAINER : WebLogic 8.1 SP2
PRO/CON 1.4 requirement for 2.2 : PRO
On March 2, 2004, at 3:36 AM, Jorg Heymans wrote:
Thread
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-devm=107820594521924w=2
discusses wheter jdk 1.4 should be made a requirement for cocoon 2.2 and
On February 26, 2004, Jean-Luc wrote:
Now, I would like to access from 'index.xsp' the tag 'data' which is
returned
by my Authenticator, in order to display a message in the result HTML
page. Is
anybody knows how to do that ? I've tried with session context but with
no
success ...
Hi
On February 24, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Zamek wrote:
Action of my forms send a request to do-login with username, and if it
successful it redirect to a predefined uri:
map:match pattern=do-login
!-- try to login --
map:act type=auth-login
map:parameter name=handler
Hi Jon
On 20 Feb 2004, at 5:35, Jon Evans wrote:
I have the following matcher (lines split to prevent wrapping):
!-- Handle app?id=123 by redirecting to a
bookmark URL which does the right thing --
map:match pattern=app
map:redirect-to uri=bookmark?top=0amp;leftnav-home=0
Hi all,
I need to use LDAP via SSL, and I'm trying to accomplish this using the
LDAPTransformer. Environment:
OS: Windows 2003 Advanced Server
Cocoon: 2.1.3
JDK:1.4.1_01
I don't have the option of upgrading any of this right now. In JDK prior
to 1.4.2, you can't use
Hi Anna,
The spaces may be appearing because you have put spaces and newlines in
the following:
input name=enddate type=text
xsp:attribute name=value
xsp-request:get-parameter name=enddate default=/
/xsp:attribute
/input
To eliminate them, try reformatting and condensing what you have
Hi Martin!
Thanks for the advice code snippet. For now I'm able to work around
without altering the code, as I discovered our users all have an attribute
available that does contain the DN. I think what I'll do is open a Bug
and maybe try and supply a patch if I have time.
Thanks!
David
Hi group,
I want to be able to access Tomcat's Environment Entries in the Cocoon sitemap the same way I access my jdbc connection.
For instance, I want to be able to add via the Tomcat administrator:
Name:ldapServerUrl
Type:java.lang.String
Value:
Gabriel,
I was looking into another issue, and came across this Input Module that looks like it does exactly what you want? It'll walk up a directory tree looking for a file.
See the following URLs (not in any specific order):
I've been trying unsuccessfully to get the LDAPTransformer to return the Distinguished Name of the entries it finds. I'm using this for User Authentication, so I first do a lookup via anonymous bind, and then once I've found the users DN (which I'm having to manually fudge right now), I rebind
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