/* with . resulting in the pattern toc.* and
cocoon produced the expected output.
Why this happens? Is it my fault or cocoon fault?
Thaks,
Gianluca
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Hi, where can I find XSP and ESQL DTDs? I cannot find'em in the cocoon
distribution.
Thanks,
Gianlica
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Hi Gianluca,
* Gianluca Sartori [2004-01-14 12:53 +0100] wrote:
Hi, where can I find XSP and ESQL DTDs? I cannot find'em in the cocoon
distribution.
this issue was already answered 2003-11-28. I give yout the quote:
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, that is
only one possibility. It is entirely possible to pass permissions as XML
into a stylesheet to cause the page to be generated differently based on
permissions.
Ralph
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Thanks for all,
Gianluca
Ralph
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Subject: Authentication and Autorization
Hi all,
I'm adapting an authentication/authorization
role,
but none if s/he has the User role. I don't want to create two
different pages for this.
Any help?
Thanks,
Gianluca
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Il gio, 2003-10-30 alle 14:10, Ugo Cei ha scritto:
Sorry but this approach has never worked in practice for me. Programming
is hard and I don't think adding another level of abstraction is going
to change this any time soon. Class diagrams may be cool, if used as a
tool for communicating
Il mar, 2003-10-28 alle 21:34, Ugo Cei ha scritto:
Because XML let us build a Model Representation of the Logic Flow.
A what?
A Model. One can use XML tu build Models which are independent from the
specific implementation. An example could be a UML Class Diagrams. You
have a model (The
I made some tests with JDBC drivers from Microsoft and ESQL and they
worked fine. Anyway, I find the XML method suggested by Josephine
Massey-Frenard very interesting. I'm going to experiment a bit.
Thanks you all!
Gianluca
Il ven, 2003-10-24 alle 22:54, [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
hi people
How can I use my existent XHTML templates with woody? Could someone
point me to some documentation?
Cheers,
Gianluca
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Il lun, 2003-10-27 alle 11:41, Joerg Heinicke ha scritto:
In which form does your XHTML templates exist? In general it could be either
added to the form template the WoodyTransformer works on or to stylesheets
working on the output of the WoodyTransformer.
Ok. Where can I find docs about
Il lun, 2003-10-27 alle 13:39, Ugo Cei ha scritto:
You DO need the templating facility. Take your XHTML forms, substitute
occurrences of input with wt:widget and you're (more or less) set.
Ugo
From the wiki:
«The WoodyTemplateTransformer (simply woody transformer from now on)
makes
I'm trying to show a form using the WoodyGenerator, the default XSLT
Transformer and the default Serializer. I'm using this sitemap but I get
an error complaining about the WoodyTemplateTransformer i never
mentioned in the sitemap. Here is the error:
org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Missing
Hi guys,
Could you help me making order in my understanding of woody? I started
playing with it. What I'd like to do is get some data from the user and
put in into a DB.
I already have:
1. an XHTML page representing the form
2. a woody form definition
3. an XSP + ESQL which does
progresses.
If someone have to stop me from this choiche, please do it now before
it's too late :)
Gianluca
Il mer, 2003-10-22 alle 18:00, Gianluca Sartori ha scritto:
Hi guys,
It's only me.
I'm going ahead with my cocoon journey and I discover what Woody, now
Cocoon Forms, is. My question
Hi guys,
It's only me.
I'm going ahead with my cocoon journey and I discover what Woody, now
Cocoon Forms, is. My question is: Did this framework reach a usable
stage? I'm going to use cocoon for the first time in a real-world
project. I'd like to know if Woody is for me or if I should turn to
Thanks for your suggestion, I'm going to try your way ;)
Gianluca
Il ven, 2003-10-17 alle 16:28, Bertrand Delacretaz ha scritto:
Le Vendredi, 17 oct 2003, à 16:07 Europe/Zurich, Gianluca Sartori a
écrit :
...Thanks. After sending this email, I made it work... I simply restart
tomcat. I
Hi,
I'm slowly getting into coccon. I read I can use request and
response objects in XSP pages from my Java code. The official
documentation says these objects are instances of
HTTPServletRequest/Response, but is it really true?
I'm instantiating an object whose constructor accepts two
Il lun, 2003-10-20 alle 15:53, Lionel Crine ha scritto:
Hello,
If you want to use the request and response object to get some parameters
or so.
Why don't you try the xsp-request:.../ and xsp:request .../ tag.
Because I need to pass to an already existant Java Class an
HTTPServetRequest
I wander why... I followed the instructions. I'm still experimenting
with cocoon and I spent 3 (three) days trying to build a simple and
stupid example. I only tried to get some data out of my MS SQL Server...
God, Why did you leave me alone? Isn't true that you go with Java and
speak only XML so
Il ven, 2003-10-17 alle 15:29, Bertrand Delacretaz ha scritto:
Le Vendredi, 17 oct 2003, à 15:12 Europe/Zurich, Gianluca Sartori a
écrit :
...I'm only asking for an error message...
Most probably the connection pool is unable to connect to your database
and tries again forever, you
Still no luck... I followed the article in the cocoon wiki but the
result is not different from the previous one.
Thanks anyway,
Gianluca
Il mer, 2003-10-15 alle 13:23, Gianluca Sartori ha scritto:
Okay I solved the first problem but the second still remains. Someone of
you has knowledge about
Hi,
I have two problems in trying to connect to a MS SQL Server. The first
is a configuration problem:
I configured cocoon.xconf modifing the existing hb_pool connection as
follow:
jdbc name=hb_pool
pool-controller min=5 max=10/
Okay I solved the first problem but the second still remains. Someone of
you has knowledge about MSSQLServer + Cocoon 2.1.2 ? I'm running Linux
with MSSQLServer drivers from Microsoft. They worked just fine with JSPs
and Servlets.
Any help?
Gianluca
Il mer, 2003-10-15 alle 11:15, Gianluca
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