My take:
1) HTTP GET for XML file.
2) HTTP GET for DTD file (Witch is locally stored in a catalog).
Teator, Michael wrote:
I have an issue with my cocoon where I have a url specified in the generate
source (type="file") like:
src="http://localhost/whatever.xml";
For some reason it makes TWO req
So, how do I make it stop???
Not good when the XML is dynamically generated.
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From: Ivo Limmen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My take:
1) HTTP GET for XML
Limmen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My take:
1) HTTP GET for XML file.
2) HTTP GET for DTD file (Witch is locally stored in a catalog).
Teator, Michael wrote:
I have an issue with my
Since these XML files have no DTDs specified, what's the point of a catalog?
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From: Jorg Heymans [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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have you configured cat
Teator, Michael wrote:
So, how do I make it stop???
Not good when the XML is dynamically generated.
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From: Ivo Limmen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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My take
Geoff,
The content is returned from a request to a JRun server that returns the
XML.
I tried setting the pipeline to noncaching, no difference.
I also tried taking JRun out of the equation with a simple test as follows.
If I try to retrieve http://localhost:8080/cocoon/test5.pdf, I see two
reque
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have you configured catalogs? Search the mailinglist for catalog or
catalog entity - there have been a few threads about this the last
couple of weeks.
Teator,
If it is the PDF and you access it via Internet Explorer and the Adobe
Plugin it is an issue of IE. IE requests the file twice.
Joerg
On 04.02.2004 14:44, Teator, Michael wrote:
Geoff,
The content is returned from a request to a JRun server that returns the
XML.
I tried setting the pipeline to
--Mensaje original-
De: Joerg Heinicke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: viernes, 06 de febrero de 2004 12:37
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Asunto: Re: FileGenerator making two HTTP requests
If it is the PDF and you access it via Internet Explorer and the Adobe
Plugin it is an issue of IE. IE
Switched to using Apache for the web server (on the XML generation side),
rather than JRun's built in.
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How about once for the last modified, once for the content. How are you
generating the content? If it's a cocoon pipeline, why not use cocoon:
pseudo-protocol? I
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