ne to sanitize a bunch of xml files.
The following matcher reads an xml file and stores the
changed file with the source writing transformer in the same
place.
Doing so, the pipeline stops with the exception:
"Could not process you
Hi,
I've set up a pipeline to sanitize a bunch of xml files.
The following matcher reads an xml file and stores the
changed file with the source writing transformer in the same
place.
Doing so, the pipeline stops with the exce
Thanks again, that solved the problem! (and fyi cocoon 2.1.8 and windows xp sp2) best, PaulaAntonio Gallardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió: Hi Paula, Would you post a simple demo of your problem? Before that, please try to turn off the cache for this pipeline. BTW, cocoon version, OS?Best Regards
Hi Paula, Would you post a simple demo of your problem? Before that,
please try to turn off the cache for this pipeline. BTW, cocoon version, OS?
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo.
Paula Estrella escribió:
Hi all, I'm experiencing some problems when using the above mentioned
transformer; I read
Hi all, I'm experiencing some problems when using the above mentioned transformer; I read a file to append a user name, but after adding it, it seems cocoon doesn't "synch" or refresh the file, so I can add many times the same user name and I want to have unique user names; any ideas how to sol
Hi all,
is it possible to delete a whole directory with subdirectories using
the source writing transformer. I have tried it in several ways, but
without any success..
eg.
context://test/test2/
I get a failure message that says that it was unable to delete a
non-existing source
Hi,
>Just do an XSLT to remove it?
Geez, what a simple idea :-) I've just done it using an xslt, as you
wrote. Thanks for the tip :)))
Jan
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Jan Wielgus wrote:
Hello,
I am using the source writing transformer to delete files and it
works ok. The only problem is, that after a file is deleted, there
is a message displayed in the output page, such as:
success
source deleted successfully
deletedeletedcontext:/LetterMan/grafiken/user-1
Hello,
I am using the source writing transformer to delete files and it
works ok. The only problem is, that after a file is deleted, there
is a message displayed in the output page, such as:
success
source deleted successfully
deletedeletedcontext:/LetterMan/grafiken/user-1/stryn2004.gifnone
I think the samples have been removed as they were not maintained.
Carsten
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Sounds like a 2.0 text. SWT has moved to core, so the samples too?
Joerg
Michael Wechner wrote:
Within the online docu
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/tr
Sounds like a 2.0 text. SWT has moved to core, so the samples too?
Joerg
Michael Wechner wrote:
Within the online docu
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/transformers/sourcewriting-transformer.html
it says
If you have built Cocoon with the ScratchPad included (using: ./build.sh
-Dinc
Within the online docu
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/transformers/sourcewriting-transformer.html
it says
If you have built Cocoon with the ScratchPad included (using: ./build.sh
-Dinclude.scratchpad.libs=yes webapp), there is a set of samples set up,
including tests at http://loca
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Sounds like a 2.0 text. SWT has moved to core, so the samples too?
if I grep the source tree for "write-source" or "tofile" then I see that
the portal and webdav samples are using the Source Writing Transformer,
but the "editor" sample see
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