be mentioned in the documentation for the portal
profiles and in a comment in cocoon.xconf or the 2.2 spring files... Or
GroupBasedProfileManager could throw an exception as it is creating a
memory leak with the wrong behavior.
Best,
Nils Kaiser
Am 07.06.2010 22:55, schrieb Nils Kaiser:
es the aspect data
for every coplet to the MemoryAspectDataStore, where it seem to stay
forever.
Is this normal behavior or does it happen to an invalid configuration?
Thanks for any hint!
Best regards,
Nils Kaiser
Hello,
I want to specify the charset in the content-type header. I found a jira
issue stating that support for this is in cocoon 2.1.10 which I use
(http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-1049).
I tried to specified the charset in the serializer attribute 'mime-type'
but it did not work
So you mean you would get a dump of the site and call cocoon pipelines
for the convertion. I like the idea of doing this in two steps, as it
allows us to check everything / remove pages not needed before
converting. Maybe a list of the urls (crawled together by wget or
something else) would be
Hello,
I have a usecase where I need to crawl over a web page to migrate
content to another system. As I have used some of the components needed
for the migration with cocoon already, it would be great if I could use
the pipeline again. So the question is, how do I crawl the page
automaticall
If that is still a problem,
you could send another pipeline to the client which shows the same
content but does not perform the request check (for example by
appending a prefix). You can then even use resources inside both
pipelines to do similar transforms.
it doesn't
Hey Dennis,
in your flowscript, when the user is successfully logged in, don't
redirect using the cocoon:// url, but instead call the pipeline using
sendPage. The request headers should not be there as it is an internal
request.
If that is still a problem, you could send another pipeline to
If you just want your visitors to be able to view the data (in a web
page) instead of beeing able to save the xml to a file for later
processing, you can also transform the xml stream using the
"xml2html.xslt" stylesheet (cocoon/webapp/stylesheets/system) and
serialize it using the HTML seriali
Hello all!
we are using cocoon as a kind of CMS supporting many 'sites'. At the
moment we let cocoon reload sitemaps and xslt files.
I could imagine that this is quite expensive in terms of performance.
So the idea was to deactivate the reload (I know that it is possible
for the sitemap), and
Hello,
we are running a cocoon 2.1.8 application on Tomcat 5.5.15. We need a
way to change the log level configuration on developer, staging and
production systems. Before starting from scratch, I wanted to ask the
members of this list what solutions they use to solve this problem?
I guess p
the profiler does only
show the local sitemap URI. Any ideas?
Thx,
Nils Kaiser
the profiler does only
show the local sitemap URI. Any ideas?
Thx,
Nils Kaiser
Hello,
I use flow to handle some special cases and was wondering how I can
redirect to a pipeline in the root or upper-level sitemap.
Example: I have to sitemaps A and B
A mounts B,
in B flow is used,
on errors I want to call the error page in A
Any ideas how to do that?
Thx,
Nils
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Hello,
I have a self-written transformer that uses DOM4J and XSLT to do some
transformations. I use two transformers of that type in my pipeline.
The pipeline is working like a charm, but in the profiler I get
problems showing the fragments after the second transformer in some
cases. The profi
I am using the default profiler from the profiler block.
And yes the pipeline is a caching pipeline (profilecaching).
Regards,
Nils
Ard Schrijvers schrieb:
Don't know which profiler you are using, and what kind of request, but
is it a generator in a caching pipeline? They do a request for
fe
Hello,
the profiler shows 2 entries per request here. Both with identical time
data...
Something wrong in my components or has someone else experienced this
before?
Greetings,
Nils
Hello,
the profiler shows 2 entries per request here. Both with identical time
data...
Something wrong in my components or has someone else experienced this
before?
Greetings,
Nils
Well I think in my environment step 2 is the way to
go... Creating a timestamp or cache-key might not be a problem. The
only thing might be that the content to fetch is itself initialized by
some transformations and therefore submitted as SAX events, which gives
me the problem that I would need
Well, after browsing around I wonder if I could use a
delayed validity to implement this. It would not help me skipping the
request step for the external content, but I could get a validity on
the content and therefore skip the following transformers.
Am I right with the delayed validity beein
Hello,
as I am getting deeper into caching these days (see my other post about
caching complex transformers depending on external requests), I was
asking myself what the cachepoint caching pipeline is?
I could only find very few information on the mailing list, on daisy
the page is empty. May
help you [1]
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
[1] http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=11407151791
Nils Kaiser escribió:
Hello,
I have a complex pipeline which contains some self written components
that generate and transform data in steps that cannot really be c
Hello,
I have a complex pipeline which contains some self written components
that generate and transform data in steps that cannot really be cached
(dependent on external resources like the result of a request...).
What are the possibilities to implement a custom cachin scheme? Is
there a way
as request attribute.
5) call a reader ProcessedPipelineReader that writes the outputStream to
the client.
Well, what do you think? Is the solution too dirty?
Greets,
Nils Kaiser
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Yes, this is possible. Here an example.
You just have to add the parameters to the xsl you are calling. In our
case:
Greets,
Nils Kaiser
Nicolás Lichtmaier schrieb:
That's
it. I'm matching in a pipeline with wildcards:
... and now I would like to pa
. How can I achieve that behavior? Can I do it in a
trax-friendly manner?
Thx for any help!
Nils Kaiser
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Martijn C. Vos schrieb:
Apart from your own sitemap.xmap, there's also the cocoon root sitemap
that mounts your sitemap and has some default error handling. It
uses stylesheets/system/error2html.xslt to turn the error message into
the error page you see on your screen.
That is only true if coc
but could
not found anything.
Thanks,
Nils Kaiser
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I am getting content (most of it is images) from remote servers. The
thing is that I wanted to implement a cache mechanism based on the http
cache headers, i.e. sending a If-Modified-Since header and receiving a
304 if the resource hasn't changed.
The second limitation is that the component is
help!
Greets,
Nils Kaiser
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Reinhard Poetz schrieb:
Nils Kaiser wrote:
What you're asking for is a long-time no-no of Cocoon which we call
"dynamic pipelines". Currently there is no pipeline implementation
that would allow this. That's the bad news. The good news is that
the ice is breaking :-) I
Hello!
Well, I am an happy cocoon user but I am working on a new project and not
sure if cocoon is the right choice for it. The goal of the thing is to be
able to extract information from existing web sites and to transform it and
publish it to different channels. I already have built a project wi
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