Hi,
Tomcat6 is running ok on localhost:8080 but when I try to call
localhost:8080/cocoon, I get the following page:
Any ideas where I could look to solve that ?
Thanks
Matt
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HTTP Status 500 -
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message
description The server encountered an internal error () that
Hello,
There was a thread just before Christmas on
Sourcewriting using namespaces, but no real
resolution.
I am experiencing the same problem with an insert (so
I am not at liberty to remove the namespace), in that
my transform is successful when the
doesn't contain namespaces, and fails otherwi
Hello!
Many thanks for your answer!
My older Cocoon projects were written in XSP, but the
combination of appropriayte pipelines matches and the
"lighter" generators and transformers results in more
cleanly built (and more maintainable apps).
That's just what I have to do!
In the first version of my
Hi!
Thanks for your answer.
I have information about sql requests stored in a XML file.
I'd like my XSP to read them and generate the requests
Is it possible by using a XSP file as a serializer?
Thank you.
Le 6 juil. 04, à 10:44, Derek Hohls a écrit :
Matt
Maybe you could define what you mean by
Hello!
Is it possible to use a xsp file as a serializer?
The aim is to manage data from a xml file
without resorting to the "util" logicsheet
I tried to do it this way :
but it gave no results.
Any clue would be heartily welcome!
Thanks
Matt.
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Hello!
I've begun using Cocoon 2.1.5 and it works,
but at startup, I can't get the prompt
and all modifications to hsqldb configuration files get lost
since I cant shutdown Cocoon properly:
here's what i get on my xterm:
Opening database:
/Users/mattaios/Desktop/cocoon-2.1.5old/build/webapp/WEB-I
, Matthieu Richard-Molard wrote:
I'm trying to write a pipeline in order to get data from an XML to XSP:
I specified sql requests in xml
and i want the user to choose between them through an XSP page
Perhaps I could hard-code the file access in Java but that would be cheating ...
There must be some
Hello!
Thanks for your answer.
Le 1 juil. 04, à 00:20, Joerg Heinicke a écrit :
On 30.06.2004 15:47, Matthieu Richard-Molard wrote:
I'm trying to write a pipeline in order to get data from an XML to
XSP:
I specified sql requests in xml
and i want the user to choose between them through a
Hello!
I'm using the latest Cocoon version (2.1.5) , and I try to have my
Cocoon 2.0 programs work with it:
but i don't manage to add data to the hsqldb database
by writing "CREATE TABLE" and "INSERT" commands in the cocoondb.script
file,
as I did with the older version
since each time i resta
Hi!
I'm trying to write a pipeline in order to get data from an XML to XSP:
I specified sql requests in xml
and i want the user to choose between them through an XSP page
Perhaps I could hard-code the file access in Java but that would be
cheating ...
There must be some other, pure Cocoon way to
Hi!
I'm a Cocoon 2.0 user, under Tomcat 4.1.30
I'm looking for the right way to get a pdf version
of an esql database request i've just executed.
with simple-page2html.xsl and serialize type="fo2pdf" this way :
It gives me the right parameter values but n
Hi!
I'm a Cocoon 2.0 user, under Tomcat 4.1.30
I'm looking for the right way to get a pdf version
of an esql database request i've just executed.
with simple-page2html.xsl and serialize type="fo2pdf" this way :
It gives me the right parameter values but n
Hello,
some solutions that might work.
1) For the principal sitemap, use simlink, ex: your sitemap is in
/work/cocoon/sitemap.xmap and the sitemap.xmap in .../webapp/cocoon2/sitemap.xmap is a
link to that file.
2) For the submap the src parameter can take absolute path
This kind of
Both side are true ...
in cocoon 2.0.4 the syntax is
http://apache.org/cocoon/source/1.0"; overwrite="true">
It's not what is explained on cocoon 2.0 documentation but the exemples in
scratchpad show this (see mount/editor/tests and particulary file
make-page.xsl) this version of
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