Merdes, Matthias pisze:
(I move the discussion back to the list, please don't respond privately any
further)
hi grzegorz,
thanks for the information.
so far i have not been able to find a lot of information on c2.2.
a google search for "cocoon 2.2" returns mostly links to strange mailing
list
Merdes, Matthias pisze:
hi,
we are in the same situation.
we want to move our existing app/architecture to spring/hibernate as soon as
possible.
the perspective of having a spring-based architecture in the near future will
be a big argument for not moving away from cocoon.
so it would be very
Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
Olivier Billard pisze:
Hi Grzegorz,
I jump on your answer a little bit lately, but where can I find info
about Cocoon 2.2 roadmap ? I went to the GT2006 Hackathon but did not
get the info, did not managed to get it on the dev list, and as I plan
to use Cocoon with
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Merdes, Matthias wrote:
> hi,
>
> we are in the same situation.
> we want to move our existing app/architecture to spring/hibernate as soon as
> possible.
> the perspective of having a spring-based architecture in the near future will
> be a big a
| Betreff: Re: saparation of java code
|
| Hi Grzegorz,
|
| I jump on your answer a little bit lately, but where can I
| find info about Cocoon 2.2 roadmap ? I went to the GT2006
| Hackathon but did not get the
| info, did not managed to get it on the dev list, and as I
Its Ok , Thanks a lot
On 5/18/07, Grzegorz Kossakowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Olivier Billard pisze:
> Hi Grzegorz,
>
> I jump on your answer a little bit lately, but where can I find info
> about Cocoon 2.2 roadmap ? I went to the GT2006 Hackathon but did not
> get the info, did not manage
Olivier Billard pisze:
Hi Grzegorz,
I jump on your answer a little bit lately, but where can I find info
about Cocoon 2.2 roadmap ? I went to the GT2006 Hackathon but did not
get the info, did not managed to get it on the dev list, and as I plan
to use Cocoon with Spring, Hibernate and Maven
now it has been solved
On 5/18/07, Olivier Billard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Grzegorz,
I jump on your answer a little bit lately, but where can I find info about
Cocoon 2.2 roadmap ? I went to the GT2006 Hackathon but did not get the
info, did not managed to get it on the dev list, and as
Hi Grzegorz,
I jump on your answer a little bit lately, but where can I find info about Cocoon 2.2 roadmap ? I went to the GT2006 Hackathon but did not get the
info, did not managed to get it on the dev list, and as I plan to use Cocoon with Spring, Hibernate and Maven (sorry Jean-Baptiste :)) I
Sounds Good ;)
Well I think I'll wait for this, since our current project is based on
the ordinary 2.1.10 and I don't want to start any experiments here.
The Idea was switching to JavaFlow and here this RCL would really come
in handy ;)
Chris
Grzegorz Kossakowski schrieb:
Christofer Dutz na
Dev at weitling napisał(a):
> And: The concept of user mounted directories is lead ad absurdum when
> you have to put your generators & co. into a system directory.
>
> I were glad if you could prove me wrong,
In Cocoon 2.1.x it was a serious problem (I don't know if there was a standard
soluti
Christofer Dutz napisał(a):
> Hi,
>
> I just stumbled over your discussion.There is a RepositoyClassLoader
> available in Cocoon in which you can add additional classpath entries to
> your application.
> Unfortunately you can just add and not remove. This is why I didn't
> continue in this directi
Hi,
I just stumbled over your discussion.There is a RepositoyClassLoader
available in Cocoon in which you can add additional classpath entries to
your application.
Unfortunately you can just add and not remove. This is why I didn't
continue in this direction. There is also a Reloading Classloa
Hi Bertrand,
yes, Ant makes compiling and copying easier but ... you still have to
restart Cocoon to reload these classes.
And: The concept of user mounted directories is lead ad absurdum when
you have to put your generators & co. into a system directory.
I were glad if you could prove me wro
On 4/19/07, Dev at weitling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...For generators and friends they must be manually compiled and put below
build/webapp/WEB-INF/classes/mypackage. And then you have to restart
Cocoon. Not nice...
Instead of manually compiling and copying stuff, you could use an ant
build
Hi Bhavya,
> i have aproblem i want to place all my onw java code(custom generator) in
> webapp dir , how can i do that ?
I would see this problem solved, too.
For simple bean classes e.g. "mypackage.MyBean.java" you may put them in
your own webapp directory below the directory "mypackage". They
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