The problem with the solution suggested is that cocoon.xconf defines
the data sources, so if you know them all ahead of time, that would be
fine. Each database added to the set of available databases will
require that cocoon.xconf be edited.On 7/14/05, Derek Hohls [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mvYou
I was wondering something similiar; I have a system where database
servers are deployed, and I'd like to pull reports off of them. I
have a list of database servers in a local database, do I have to
manually edit the cocoon.xconf file as I deploy each new server?On 6/21/05, Lars Huttar [EMAIL
Well, as an example, I use an XSLT stylesheet to create the head of
the output xhtml document, and insert e.g. the following:
xsl:template match=header
head
titlexsl:value-of select=/page/header/title//title
link href=styles/main.css type=text/css rel=stylesheet/
/head
I have cocoon and can create pages reflecting queries in the database.
I recently got enough working to be able to change the database.
The question is, what is the best procedure to perform SQL Update or
Insert type statements?
Choices appear to be - Modular DB action; database logicsheet; put
