Jan
Mark Lundquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 27.11.2006 14:37:04:
>
> On Nov 27, 2006, at 12:28 AM, Jan Behrens wrote:
>
> > May I ask
> > one more question? I would like to validate the selection made by the
> > user, depending on the state of an java objec
Hi Mark,
thanks! Works now as expected and your explanation makes sense. May I ask
one more question? I would like to validate the selection made by the
user, depending on the state of an java object. If the selection is
disallowed, a submit action should return to the input form and mark the
Hi All,
I am trying to bind a given value from within an xml file to an selection
list based on an enum datatype. Without data in the bound xml file, the
list gets displayed nicely and is serialized allright. If however the file
contains the same serialzed value, I allways get the following err
Hi Dariusz,
could you explain some more what you are trying to achieve?
> My cocoon structure is as follows:
>
> cocoon
> +--cocoon-app
> ...+--- conf
> ...+--- app
> ...+--- src
> ...+--- classes
> ...+--WEB-INF
> ..+--- classes
> .+-- com
> .+-- hibernate.cfg.xml
> ...
Hi,
bear with me - it has been a short night :) Using cocoon.redirectTo()
instead of cocoon.redirect() works.
Mea culpa,
Jan
> thanks Mark for the pointer! If I use "cocoon.redirect(
> "//saveOrder.do?id="+documentUri,true);" I unfortunately get the
following
> error:
>
> org.mozilla.javas
Hi,
thanks Mark for the pointer! If I use "cocoon.redirect(
"//saveOrder.do?id="+documentUri,true);" I unfortunately get the following
error:
org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: redirect is not a function.
TypeError -
file:/D:/programming/server/JBoss.4.0.4/server/default/./tmp/deploy/project/cfo
Hi All,
I am using cocoon (forms and binding mostly) to edit a large xml (data)
file within a complex webapp. What I would like to do now is auto-forward
the used to a different URL after successfull continuation. Is there an
easy way to do this? The target will not be one handled by coccon but
ri);
var schemaName = cocoon.parameters["schemaName"];
form.load(document);
form.showForm("form-display-pipeline/" + schemaName + ".xsd");
form.save(document);
saveDocument(document, documentUri);
cocoon.sendPage(documentUri);
}
[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am
Hi All,
could someone give me a hint on howto output the result of each
transformation within my cached pipeline (below)? It would be great to be
able to look at the result of each transformation afterwards to see what I
am doing wrong. Is that possible? Trivial?
TIA, Jan
Hi,
as has been said before, the main "problem" (if you want to say so) is the
fact that, the session is provided by the servlet container (e.g. Tomcat).
Usually the main purpose of a session is to identify a returning user
(session), this is commonly achieved by associating each new user with
t; how-to on using xml bindings to write to an XML file? (preferrably to
> update an existing XML file?)
>
> -James
>
> On 11/10/06, Jan Behrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi James,
> >
> > couldn't you just use cforms along with xml binding to seri
Hi James,
couldn't you just use cforms along with xml binding to serialize the input
from a form into a new xml file on the server? This is not really RSS
specific but could still be a fast way to achieve this.
I am a newbee, so if this doesn't realy makes sense, please tell me.
HTH, Jan
"Jame
Giacomo Pati <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 08.11.2006 09:21:21:
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> Jan Behrens wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > working on my first Cocoon project I am facing the following problem;
I am
> > generating a html
Hi,
working on my first Cocoon project I am facing the following problem; I am
generating a html form using cforms from a given schema (and accompanying
xml data file). The schema contains a couple of xs:choice instructions. At
the moment this is treated as the same as a sequence, e.g. the form
Many Thanks to Niels for updating his example and his super fast and
helpful response to my (of list) mail! I would very much vote for an
integration into the samples, there might be others like me that are
especially interested in this kind of setup and would benefit from such an
example as pa
Hi list,
taking my first steps with cocoon I am trying to set up an initial webapp
(my "getting started" project) under eclipse that will allow me to use
cforms to generate an html form from a (large) xml file and its schema.
The question now is what I really need to have to do this.
- I have s
chema2CocoonForms
>
> (Please note I am not the author of this, nor have I tried it!)
>
> PS Apart from the samples, the online docs are also key to
> understanding CForms:
> http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/basics/index.html
>
> >>> Jan Behrens <[E
Hi list,
I am an newbie to cocoon (but not to Java and web technologies). I would
like to use cocoon to generate a html form for a given XML data file. The
XML is defined in an XSD schema. Ideally I would like to have only to
supply my XML data and the XSD and than have (*doMiracle()*) cocoon
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