Check also logkit-*.jar file existence.
Roman
Reynald Borer wrote:
> The file is there...
>
> I've tried something else: on another server I've got an old redhat 9
> with tomcat 4 and cocoon 2.1.4 running. PDF generation works well, so
> I've tried to copy the webapps/cocoon directory from this
Sure, yes
Adriano Smith wrote:
> Is it possible to declare array of Strings in xsp?
>
> Like String []cmd ;
>
>
>
> [Image]
>
>
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Lincoln Mitchell wrote:
> How do you get HTML as input using cocoon. An example would really help.
>
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Did you try to get them by the similar way as for javascript files (with
appropriate mime-type):
Roman
"B.J. Faught" wrote:
> I've tried that, and all it does is allow me to download the file through
> the browser. It doesn't make the behavior work for the DHTML. Sorry I
> didn't say I
Hi,
Could you, please, specify a little bit more what do you mean by
"WritingNonPipelineSitemapComponents" ?
Did you read cocoon's documentation?
Roman
ANDI KUSNADI wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> how to made simplest hello world from
>
> WritingNonPipelineSitemapComponents (actions, matchers, selectors,
There should be a mandatory result document's root tag (with any name):
.
... Class methods and variables definitions ...
... The main code. There you can call your methods ...
Roman
Adriano Smith wrote:
> The directory is cocoon/build/webapp/WEB-INF/lib
>
> However i get the
Hi,
Look at http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/FileUploadsWithCocoon2_2e1
See example there. I've used an action to upload files
(FileUploadWithAction example).
Roman
??? wrote:
> Hi everyone.
>
> I have a number of xsl/xsp programs working under Cocoon 2.1. These
> programs connects t
Hi,
Jones A wrote:
> I have a jar file \"test.jar\" which i have placed in the WEB-INF/ lib directory.
>
> The jar contains a class com/test/mail/send.class
>
> How can this class be used in xsp?
>
http://apache.org/xsp";>
com.test.mail.send
...
> Is it necessary to include the name of the j
Hi Steve,
It seems to be due to different web application's contexts. You can try to
use {realpath:/}../a/templates/ - it should always to be the
.../webapps/a/tempates
Roman
Steve Butcher wrote:
> Ack. I sent the last one with the wrong email...I'm not sure if it will
> go through or not. I ap
You have to create fo (formatted objects) xml input instead of html for
fo2pdf serializer.
Roman
Matt Rich wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm trying to export in pdf the result of an SQL request
> that has been passed through a chain of transformers like this:
>
>
>
>
>
>
Hi Timur,
You can use SetCharacterEncodingAction.
Roman
Timur Izhbulatov wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> I'm investigating the problem described in [1] and I have some questions. As
> I can see in the browser's address line, any non-ASCII character is escaped
> according to my current platform encoding (
Be sure that your use the same letter's case in both html and xml. It's better
to use template "a|A" instead of simple "a".
Roman
"Schultz, Gary - COMM" wrote:
> We are transitioning from a html web site to xml files that include html
> elements. We cannot get html elements to match in the xsl tr
I'm using the xsl:include:
Roman
Narasingarao Kommireddi wrote:
> I fixed that issue, thnx once again. But i am still searching answers to
> my second question
>
> The following statements in my XSL are working fine on windows 2000 machine
> i.e. href automatically appends the absolute pat
We had the same error message when upgraded xerces. Compare versions of
it on these machines.
Roman
Derek Hohls wrote:
> I have a strange error that is only happening on
> *one* machine (the host site for the application).
>
> When I try to save to a new XML file after ediitng the
> orginal via
Hi,
What is your pipeline for this? Check it.
Siaw Ling Lo wrote:
> hi,
>
> I am using cocoon2 and trying to build a tree that can
> collapse and expand when click.
>
> I tried various methods in getting the javascript to
> work with XSL to display an XML but it just can't work
> - error: org.ap
Hi Vladimir,
1. Can you get your gif directly typing in the browser
"http://localhost:/pics/z82.gif"; ?
2. The path "../pics/z82.gif" used in the
"http://localhost:/html-xml/sp"; request refers to the
"http://localhost:/pics/z82.gif"; and is not processed by the sitemap
of the html-xm
Hi Vladimir,
According to your sitemap "sp" and "pics/" are on the same level. Why do
you refer to gif with "../" prefix? The path should be (according the
sitemap) "http://localhost:/html-xml/pics/z82.gif"; so that reference
is "pics/z82.gif" and not "../pics/z82.gif ".
Vladimir Lisin wrote:
Hi,
try {../ID} in the subaction.
Marco Friedrich wrote:
> Hello!
>
> i have a little question about map:act section from sitemap.xmap.
>
> it is true that i can't use an map:act within another map:act?
> here is my problem (see comments)
>
>
>
> // here i can use the us
Hello,
Could someone help me, please.I tryed to upgrade the Cocoon I've been
using (2.0.3) up to 2.1.5 and faced with the fact that
ResourceExistsAction doesn't fails as it was before when resource
doesn't exists - it now gives the following message in the response:
W:\jakarta-tomcat-5.0.25\weba
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