Hi.
I've written a simple class which may help others writing Actions with
lesser code. Feel free to use it (and expand it) if you like it.
An example:
public class TestAction extends AbstractAnnotationAction {
@ActionMethod
protected void doMyAction (@SitemapParam(my-param)
Just remember that XML Spy does not use the same XSLT transformer as Cocoon.
I think there is an error in your stylesheet. Try to comment out some
parts of it to find the lines which causes the error.
JOERN
Antony Grinyer schrieb:
Hi,
A have a simple sitemap entry as below:
map:match
Hello.
I've used
map:pipeline
map:parameter name=outputBufferSize value=1/
and
map:pipes default=noncaching
map:pipe name=noncaching
src=org.apache.cocoon.components.pipeline.impl.NonCachingProcessingPipeline
parameter name=outputBufferSize value=1/
to realize, that the output of a XSP
What about using Jetty?
You can write your own startup app which launches Jetty+Cocoon, even as an
autostart-exe which uses a jre on the cd (which might be a little bit slow).
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Michael Faschinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 22. April 2004
Background:
If you want to gíve customers your application (e.g. for a demo,
proof-of-concept, discussion) you habe to include source code, everybody can
see as plain text. If one of your customer has evil intensions he can look
at all interna of your application, e.g. XSL-stylesheets, SVG data,
/10/2003 09:47, Jörn Heid wrote:
Hello.
I want to give my customer a demo of my Cocoon based application which
runs with Jetty on their local machine. But the problem is everybody
can see the internals of the app. All the pipelines in sitemap.xmap,
all XSL and XML. It can be used to find
Hi.
I want to save the output of a pipeline using a schedule class.
E.g. saving an excel file every hour automatically.
An approch would be to call the specific URL (e.g.
http://localhost/get-excel-sheet.xls) but as I use a login-prompt I have to
call serveral pages before.
So, there must be a
