Hi, yes with the same instance of mozilla I expected that but not with different instances! anyway, thanks for your answers! PaulaSimone Gianni [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió: Hi Paula, AFAIK in IE it works like this : - If you start another browser instance (by clicking on
Hi, I'm using (or trying to use) the authentication block included in cocoon and it works fine if there's only 1 user logged in, but when I try to log in twice with different user names (i.e. I want many users logged in at the same time) I get the error "org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException:
I found another strange behaviour of the auth. framework: it seems that I can have several users logged in if I use Internet Explorer (v. 6.0.2) but with Mozilla firefox (v1.0.7) the behaviour is as explained below or get always logged in as the first user (using the action auth-loggedIn)
Thanks again, that solved the problem! (and fyi cocoon 2.1.8 and windows xp sp2) best, PaulaAntonio Gallardo [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió: Hi Paula, Would you post a simple demo of your problem? Before that, please try to turn off the cache for this pipeline. BTW, cocoon version, OS?Best
Hi all, I'm experiencing some problems when using the above mentioned transformer; I read a file to append a user name, but after adding it, it seems cocoon doesn't "synch" or refresh the file, so I can add many times the same user name and I want to have unique user names; any ideas how to
Thank you all, for your expertise! I followed your advice and could do what I wanted. PaulaNico Verwer [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió: Paula Estrella wrote: Hi, I'm developing a small application with cocoon 2.1.8 under windows and I'd like to know if it's possible to store (server side
Hi, I'm developing a small application with cocoon 2.1.8 under windows and I'd like to know if it's possible to store (server side) a dinamically generated xml document, i.e. I genrate a document result.xml with some input from users and I want to perform some action to store this document in
