ample apps (like for
example a guestbook) using embedded xindice in cocoon?
Any recommendations or links are appreciated...
rgds
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ed on request params, directories, and also the xsl
stylesheet is determined from session parameters and request arguments.
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arguments for tomcat.
What changes could I make in web.xml and cocoon.xconf? (I'm trying to resolve
an OutOfMemoryError in servlet.init()).
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Anders Forsgren wrote:
- The WEB-INF/work and logs directories are not created when the
webapp loads, probably a problem with file access. What directories
and permissions do I need to give to the user running the tomcat
process?
The only traces of errors I can find
th tomcat and cocoon? Can it be done with a knoppix or mandrake
livecd? Or better yet, are there any "testbed" linux distros that
installs on windows as an application?
Thanks
Anders
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-linux-without-headaches' docs.
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temap swicth to do the transform without
map:parameter when the request parameters are missing, and with
map:parameter when they exist? Seems like a lot of work, and also makes
the xsl defaults unusable...
Am I missing the simple solution here?
rgds
Anders
er, and php/perl/whatever - site. Dumping a .war into
the webapps dir of a servlet container would certainly be a lot easier.
rgds
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ny special
collections in the xindice db before the xmldb samples work? If so, how
do I create data? Do I still need to build & run xindice from the
command line to do that?
rgds
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Sigh :(
Feels like a lot of work to make a linebreak a tag...If I rephrase
the question: What would be the simplest way
of displaying the database strings with correct linebreaks in html
(except using in the xsl)?
thanks
Anders
Yes, you cannot use tags inside java strings in this
essage)
{
return instring.replaceAll("\n", ")
}
the problem area in the xsp, like I said looks like this
formatMessage()
The problem occurs when the xsp:expr contains tags (i.e. if I do the
replace "\n" ---> "foo" , then all is well, but
on windows, and with this configuration the
requests time out when there is an error in either the code or structure
of the xsp, not easily debugged. Even the not-so-helpful generated code
error pages would be more helpful, but they only show up on rare occasions.
T
ocks, they seem like they could
help a lot in the creation of such a framework...
rgds
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this is just an idea or/and a proposition
to begin a "CocoonNuke" maybe project
something just like nukes (postnuke
I was thinking that general matchers was
matched last, and not in order of appearance... rtfm I guess. Once again,
sorry.
Anders
> I'm confused :-)
>
> Let's clarify: You have a root sitemap mounting the submap sitemap. In
> the latter one you have a matcher for the image a
atching and generating as above, I get the rendered image ok from a html page
in the sitemap directory, but I get a resource missing error from
dir1/page1.html.
Am I missing something fundamental?
Thanks for any help
Regards
Anders
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