I have a jsp page that produces a href element that has some query
parameters. Unfortunately the cocoon pipeline throws an error:
org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: SAXException while parsing JSPEngine
output: null:102:135:org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: The reference to entity
subsect must
Is it possible to catch java exceptions in flow scripts? If yes, can someone
send me a snippet?
Thanks
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Can someone help??
How can I access values defined in the global-variables section from a
flow script and from jx-templates?
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How can I access values defined in the global-variables section from a
flow script and from jx-templates?
Thanks
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I'm using cocoon 2.1 and I have a Velocity page that I'm trying to serve.
The page as a non-breaking space nbsp in it. The exception I get is:
The entity nbsp was referenced, but not declared. In generated document:
html head
at
at
When I say something like:
var obj = new Packages.com.me.MyClass(test);
cocoon.session.setAttribute(user, obj);
my sitemap.xmap's sessionstate matcher doesn't match on the session.
However, if I store a javascript native value (say the integer 123), the
statematcher matches on the session. What
Why JXTemplate and not Velocity? They are very similar. It would seem
logical to take a top level and well known templating framework like
Velocity rather than JXTemplate. Any insights appreciated ...
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I hear that Cocoon will be embracing flow as the predominant paradigm for
app development. The flow docs tell me that XSP, Jx and velocity are
supported page creation technologies supported? Does this mean jsps are
being relegated? Is velocity based pages considered mainstream for
developing
