Hi!I am trying to migrate some Cocoon1 pages to Cocoon2.The following is one of the issues I got.
If I have some XML element with attribute on XSP page and I am using the
logicsheet, the value of the attribute is lost.
Note that it was working fine on Cocoon1 system.
I also noted the following:
Hi!I am trying to migrate some Cocoon1 pages to Cocoon2.The following is one of the issues I got.In Cocoon1 I could have the following statement: text but it does not work for Cocoon2. I resolved this issue with the following statement: "text" Maybe somebody has better idea. Maybe something is n
This installs Cocoon using the war file.
Build the Cocoon war
Copy cocoon/build/cocoon-2.1.2.war directory into the ../jboss-3.2.3/server/default directory of your JBoss3.2.3 server.
Rename cocoon-2.1.2.war dir to cocoon.war.
Copy the xercesImpl-2.5.0.jar, xml-apis.jar files from the bu
Sorry, it does not display my letter correctly:
In Cocoon1 I could have : 20 ,
It does not work work for Cocoon2. The generated attribute does not have value.
I could resolve the issue with :
"20"
Is there better solution?
Thank you.
Igor.Igor Galperin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!I am trying
Title: trying to generate the SRC attribute of element based on XML returned by generator.
Hi!
I am trying to dynamically create the URL which will be set as a value of "SRC" attribute of element.
The dynamic parts of the URL are some of the elements of XML returned
by generator.
May b
Title: cocoon's transformer can not be found during load test
Hi.
I am getting the error below on my demo environment with cocoon 212.
I am using the Saxon transformer.
When I am browsing the site in the normal way everything is working fine. During the load test the system at some point
Hi guys.
Could somebody help me.
Can cocoon2.1.2 generate access log in ELF (Extended
Log Format) format?
We also have some custom information logged in the
access log. Does cocoon-2.1.2's access logging
framework support logging these custom information
from http request?
Thank you.
Igor.
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The XSL processing by Cocoon installed on Tomcat is
pretty fast.
The same application deployed in Weblogic 6.1 SP3
takes about 5
times more time to do the XSL part.
In Tomcat it takes about 1 second , in Weblogic 5
seconds. We tried to use the SAXON, but it
still very slow.
Any ideas ?
Tha