In Forrest we've got a Locationmap InputModule. How at runtime might
we determine the sitemap context for a given request? For example,
inside getAttribute(), we'd like to have some context (e.g. called
from sitemap.xmap) for the request. I've output the objectModel map,
but nothings jumping
On 5/22/07, Reinhard Poetz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Derek Hohls wrote:
Reinhard
I have been with Cocoon since the late '90s and as will continue
to use it unless forced otherwise... but is it really fair to say
that Cocoon is easy to use unless it (one day?) gets better
docs.
Compared
On 7/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To parse PDF you mean?
I guess so, e.g. a part of my xml thats supposed to be a pdf afterwards
textblablablabrdingdingding/text
In my pdf, it should now make a linebreak between 'bla' and 'ding'. Not
possible?
But thanks for your answer
On 7/3/06, Cocoon Man [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello again,
Looking at the cocoon.xconf file, I noticed that there are 2 different
store mechanisms declared :
transient-store logger=core.store.transient
store logger=core.store
It's not clear when each of them is used. Does
On 3/30/06, Sandor Spruit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK. I admit that I'm being lazy. There, I said it! :)
I need a web-based photo album as part of a project. Preferably
Cocoon-based,
perhaps using a database to store pictures and thumbs. Reason that I'm
asking is
that other parts of the
On 3/27/06, peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 20:40:26 -0500, Tim Williams wrote
How might I figure out what the calling sitemap is for a given input
module request? In other words if I have: lm:my.resource, how could
I figure out that that this request happens
How might I figure out what the calling sitemap is for a given input
module request? In other words if I have: lm:my.resource, how could I
figure out that that this request happens to be coming from
some-mounted-sitemap.xmap? We basically want this to be output for
debugging information[1].
On 3/6/06, J.D. Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, considering my background (not a Java programmer; moderately
proficient in XML/XSL) and the state of documentation for all the tools
available, Forrest is looking like the best solution for me.
So far, I have been able to generate
On 1/8/06, Ard Schrijvers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So for example, I am having something like:
map:match pattern=index.html
map:aggregate element=root
map:part element=one
src=cocoon:/somehard2readpipe/{source:keyword}/{session-attr:loginname}/
On 11/28/05, Michael Wechner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Some Browsers don't like closed tags, like for instance
iframe/
but they don't mind
iframe /iframe
The problem is that the xhtml serializer is closing empty tags.
(I am aware that the html serializer would be a workaround, but I
On 9/21/05, Robinson, Michael (UK - London) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
We are currently investigate a way of achieving multi channel publishing
using Open Office's native xml file format (Open Document or sxw) as our
initial file format and performing transformations using Cocoon and
When passing an empty string/null value to a file generator's src
attribute, it seems to resolve to the root context (sitemap
directory).
For example,
map:match pattern=**tab-*.html
map:select type=exists
map:when test={project:content.xdocs}tabs.xml
map:generate
for an empty src attribute is easy enough...
Cheers,
Geert
Tim Williams wrote:
When passing an empty string/null value to a file generator's src
attribute, it seems to resolve to the root context (sitemap
directory).
For example,
map:match pattern=**tab-*.html
map:select
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