In fact, we are using the use-store=true option, and we will try using the false.
Thank you very much, this problem is also annoying us for long time...
I'll write back results !
-- Olivier
Christopher Painter-Wakefield wrote:
Olivier,
we are using C2.0.3, and struggled with this problem for over a year. We have created many logicsheets, many of them using each other, and this problem was frequent and frustrating. The problem seems to be caused by some kind of race condition, and we learned we could reproduce it reliably by hitting the same (uncompiled) page twice quickly, i.e., the second request before the compilation is complete.
The fix for us turned out to be a cocoon.xconf setting which was recently discussed on the list as buggy. :( The setting is the use-store setting for the xslt-processor. Apparently setting this to true improves performance, but is known to be buggy. Well, setting it to false fixed the bug for us.
<xslt-processor class="org.apache.cocoon.components.xslt.XSLTProcessorImpl" logger="core.xslt-processor"> <parameter name="use-store" value="false"/> <parameter name="incremental-processing" value="true"/> </xslt-processor>
Please let me know if this works for you.
- Christopher
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Hi again,
I have an XSP that includes some logicsheets. Some of these logicsheets also includes a logicsheet (xsp-request for example).
But some times (10% of the time) after a restart of the server, a compilation error occurs, caused by the xsp-request logicsheet not beeing translated, and <xsp-request:...> elements appearing in the java source of the XSP. Most of the time, the XSP compiles without any problem.
What could be the problem ? Is it bad to use a logicsheet in another ? Is there a special order in declaring logicsheets namespaces ?
Thanks,
-- Olivier Billard
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