Hello cocoon Users,
At last I posted the AntennaHouseSerializer to the cocoon wiki.
Find it at
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/AntennahouseSerializer
I'd really appreciate your comments,
Michael Wirz
>Dear cocoon Users,
>
>since I am working on a project using cocoon 2.1.5 and we have been
>using
That is right, Antennahous XSL Formatter is a commercially available
product.
Its interface - as I am used to it - is a shell script. My piece of code
which will
be in the wiki soon, does not provide any of the licensed XSL Formatter
third
party stuff but does provide a cocoon-style interface for i
Le 30 nov. 05, à 15:37, Ralph Goers a écrit :
What are the licenses for any third party packages?
I don't think Michael is planning to contribute any third-party stuff.
IIUC his serializer calls an external program via a shell script, and
feeds the program's output to the Cocoon client via
What are the licenses for any third party packages?
Michael Wirz wrote:
Thank you for your interest, I'd really like to contribute.
In fact, it is just one source file -- i embedded a more generic
helper class (doing some asynchronuous input/output stream stuff)
as an inner class to keep thing
Le 30 nov. 05, à 13:24, Michael Wirz a écrit :
...Could you point me to the wiki or the "scratchpad of cocoon"?...
I think for such a contribution, a wiki page like
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/MultiFragmentTraxTransformer is
appropriate, and you can attach your source code, as is done in t
Michael Wirz wrote:
Have you compared the performance with FOP and/or XEP engine? What is
the (estimated) gain?
Concerning performance -- we had tested fop 0.20.4 against antennahouse
xslformatter v3 when we
decided to switch to xsl formatter. I do not remember the effective
performance gai
> Have you compared the performance with FOP and/or XEP engine? What is
> the (estimated) gain?
Concerning performance -- we had tested fop 0.20.4 against antennahouse
xslformatter v3 when we
decided to switch to xsl formatter. I do not remember the effective
performance gain but it has been
obvi
Thank you for your interest, I'd really like to contribute.
In fact, it is just one source file -- i embedded a more generic
helper class (doing some asynchronuous input/output stream stuff)
as an inner class to keep things simple.
Could you point me to the wiki or the "scratchpad of cocoon"?
I h
Le 30 nov. 05, à 09:19, Geert Josten a écrit :
Yes, I am interested. Maybe you can put it on the scratchpad of
Cocoon? (don't ask me how!)
Or, if it's one source file as I imagine, you could start by posting it
to the wiki, on a new page.
This would allow people to use it with existing ver
Geert Josten wrote:
Yes, I am interested.
me too. I think it's always good to be able to use/compare different
implementations.
Maybe you can put it on the scratchpad of Cocoon? (don't ask me how!)
you might want to create a block similar to the FOP block src/blocks/fop
and make it op
Yes, I am interested. Maybe you can put it on the scratchpad of Cocoon? (don't
ask me how!)
Have you compared the performance with FOP and/or XEP engine? What is the
(estimated) gain?
Regards,
Geert
Michael Wirz wrote:
Dear cocoon Users,
since I am working on a project using cocoon 2.1.5 a
Dear cocoon Users,
since I am working on a project using cocoon 2.1.5 and we have been
using the Antennahouse XML, XSL/FO to PDF Formatter for
performance reasons, I developed a small serializer for this formatter.
It calls XSLFormatter via an external Shellskript, the command to
be executed can b
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