Hi!
I need some help interpreting results gained from the cocoon profiler:
This is a fragment showing the result of a simple rendered html page, using
the cinclude-Transformer, the session-transformer, a xslt stylesheet and a
selfmade transformer called rsf_components.
Hi!
I need some help interpreting results gained from the cocoon profiler:
This is a fragment showing the result of a simple rendered html page, using
the cinclude-Transformer, the session-transformer, a xslt stylesheet and a
selfmade transformer called rsf_components.
Hi!
We have some strange effects here.
It seems that the lastmodified header set by the ResourceReader only
sometimes
reflects the actual Last-Modified Timestamp from the file system.
Most of the time the last modified header is set to the current time.
Which has the effect that the browsers ca
Thanks Ralph and Geoff for your quick and competent replys!
The problem is solved now and the two lines in the cocon.xconf actually had
nothing to do with it.
Seems that I have been fooled by some other caching (probably the ie cache).
Thanks especially for the links to the wiki pages I will work
Hi!
Try this code:
new.xls?dis=
hope that helps,
Gernot
> HI ALL,
> I have to pass two paramters in an html page to the http url
> that will generate the report using cocoon like:
>
> http://localhost:80
Hi
In my application I use the following pipeline fragment:
what it should do is: when ever the http header X-Cocoon-Portal is set to
'true' it should invoke the "rsf_components" transformer with a special
parameter and serialize xml content.
If
