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[DAISY] Updated: New in 2.2

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When you have avalon based components that you want to use with the new spring configuration system, make sure you configure them correctly. Avalon based components implementing an interface to e.g. be Threadsafe. In Spring you --- will need to configure the scope (default is singletone). If you see a lot of --- NPE in concurrency tests then you would need to use the prototype scope as shown +++ will need to configure the scope (default is singleton). If you see a lot of NPE +++ in concurrency tests then you would need to use the prototype scope as shown below.

<beans>
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[DAISY] Updated: New in 2.2

2008-08-27T12:24:35

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While developing Cocoon 2.2 the main goal was simplicity, modularity and --- consistent configuration. This page is a summary of all the new features and +++ consistent configuration. This page is a summary of the new features and improvements.

General

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An optional additional validation of sitemaps based on an XML schema definition is configureable.

Cocoon 2.2 uses Comons Logging instead of Avalon Logkit as logging interface --- and Log4j as logging implementation. (Also see the 'Incompatibles changes' --- section of this document.)

+++ and Log4j as logging implementation. (See Also the 'Incompatible changes' +++ section below.)

Modularity

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Configuration and Deployment

Cocoon 2.1 was configured at build time. This means that you have to build --- Cocoon 2.1 yourself in order to get the Cocoon that you need for your --- application. There was no simple upgrade path from one minor/patch release to --- the next. Cocoon 2.2 expands the meaning of blocks. Blocks have become binary --- deployment units which follow a particular directory structure and can provide --- Servlet-Services, Java services, Java classes and resources and Cocoon specific --- files (templates, stylesheets, etc.).
Cocoon 2.1 had to be configured at build time. This meant you had to build +++ Cocoon 2.1 yourself in order to get the kind of Cocoon needed by your +++ application. There was no simple upgrade path from one minor release to the +++ next. Cocoon 2.2 overcomes this problem by expanding the meaning of blocks. +++ Blocks have become binary deployment units which follow a particular directory +++ structure and can provide Servlet-Services, Java services, Java classes and +++ resources and Cocoon specific files (templates, stylesheets, etc.).
Cocoon blocks express their dependencies using project object model descriptors (POM 4.0) defined by the Maven project. This makes it easy to build --- Cocoon 2.2 based projects with Maven 2 though it's no hard requirement.
Cocoon 2.2 provides a consistent way of configuration based on the Cocoon --- Spring Configurator - a new Cocoon sub project. It supports the configuration of --- components based on the Spring property placeholder configurer and the property --- overrider configurer and is aware of running modes, i.e. you can provide special --- properties for different environments (e.g. development, test, production).
Cocoon 2.2 provides a consistent way to configure your application based on +++ the Cocoon Spring Configurator - a new Cocoon sub project. It supports the +++ configuration of components based on the Spring property placeholder configurer +++ and the property overrider configurer and is aware of running modes, i.e. you +++ can provide special properties for different environments (e.g. development, +++ test, production).
Cocoon 2.2 uses Jakarta Commons Logging 1.1 as logging framework and Log4j as default implementation.
The number of dependencies of a minimal Cocoon application (sitemaps, --- pipelines, XML templates) was reduced and together they amount to less than +++ pipelines, XML templates) has been reduced and together they amount to less than 10MB (incl. Xalan and Xerces libs!).

Tools

+++

The Cocoon Maven 2 plugin makes it very easy to use Cocoon together with +++ Maven 2 as a build system. The main features are:

+++

The Cocoon Maven 2 plugin makes is very easy to use Cocoon together with --- Maven 2 as build system. The main features are

starting a block as web application (+ support for the automatical reload of --- Java classes and all other resources),
rewritting web.xml to weave in a shielding classloader that reverses the +++
The ability to start a block as a web application (+ support for the +++ automatic reload of Java classes and all other resources),
Rewriting web.xml to weave in a shielding classloader that reverses the classloading hierarchy in order to avoid classloader problems (e.g. with XML libraries),
a block can supply xpatch files to patch the web.xml of the +++
A block can supply xpatch files to patch the web.xml of the destination web application.

Schema files for sitemaps.

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Migrating 2.1 components

When you have avalon based components that you want to use with the new --- spring configuration system make sure you are configure them right. Avalon based --- components were implementing an interface to e.g. be Threadsafe. In Spring you +++ spring configuration system, make sure you configure them correctly. Avalon +++ based components implementing an interface to e.g. be Threadsafe. In Spring you will need to configure the scope (default is singletone). If you see a lot of NPE in concurrency tests then you would need to use the prototype scope as shown below.

--- ---

--- 
    <beans>
      <bean id="dispatcher" scope="prototype"
        name="org.apache.cocoon.transformation.Transformer/dispatcher"
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      </bean>
    </beans>
    
--- 
--- --- 
    Incompatible changes
    
    
--- All Cocoon components don't implement the Avalon Logkit logging interfaces
+++ 
Cocoon components no longer implement the Avalon Logkit logging interface
    (org.apache.avalon.framework.logger.Logger
--- ) anymore but Commons logging instead. This change also makes it possible to
--- configure components via Spring configuration files. If you extend one of those
--- components (e.g.
+++ ).  Instead they use Commons logging. This change makes it possible to configure
+++ components via Spring configuration files. If you extend a component (e.g.
    AbstractSAXTransformer),
--- you have to change the logger implementation and to recompile your classes. We
--- are sorry but there is no backwards compatible way in doing this move from
--- Avalon Logkit to Commons Logging.
+++ you have to change the logger implementation and recompile your classes. There
+++ is, unfortunately, no backwards compatible way of doing this.
    
    
    
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[DAISY] Comment added to Professional Services

2008-08-25T13:16:53

A comment has been created. http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/daisy/documentation/1271.html Document ID: 1271 Name: Professional Services Branch: main Language: default Created by: Philip Clooth Created on: 8/25/08 1:16:35 PM Visibility: public Hey there. I would like to add a link for GFU Cyrus AG in Cologne, Germany, offering training and Consulting for Cocoon and other Apache projects. url: http://www.gfu.net

[DAISY] Updated: JCRSourceFactory

2008-08-18T14:31:17

A document has been updated: http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/daisy/documentation/1507.html Document ID: 1507 Branch: main Language: default Name: JCRSourceFactory (unchanged) Document Type: Cocoon Document (unchanged) Updated on: 8/18/08 2:31:10 PM Updated by: Lukas Lang A new version has been created, state: draft Parts ===== Content ------- This part has been updated. Mime type: text/xml (unchanged) File name: (unchanged) Size: 5176 bytes (previous version: 37 bytes) Content diff: ---

TODO

+++ +++ +++ +++

Summary

+++ +++

The JCRSourceFactory implements the Excalibur SourceFactory interface on top +++ of a JCR (aka JSR-170) +++ repository. It can be used to obtain resources, specified by jcr:// +++ URIs.

+++ +++

Documentation

+++ +++

Since JCR allows a repository to define its own node types, it is necessary +++ to configure this source factory with a description of what node types map to +++ "files" and "folders" and the properties used to store source-related data.

+++ +++

Example

+++ +++

A SourceFactory can be used within a sitemap generator component:

+++ +++

  <map:match pattern="**">
+++     <map:generate src="jcr://{1}" />
+++     <map:serialize />
+++   </map:match>

+++ +++

Every request will be forwarded to the JCRSourceFactory. Please have a look +++ at the configuration section for further details.

+++ +++

Configuration

+++ +++

JCRSourceFactory is configured via Spring and gets a repository injected. A +++ typical Spring configuration for a naked Jackrabbit repository is as follows: +++

+++ +++

   <bean name="org.apache.excalibur.source.SourceFactory/jcr"
+++      class="org.apache.cocoon.jcr.source.JCRSourceFactory">
+++    <property name="repository" ref="javax.jcr.Repository" />
+++    <property name="credentials">
+++      <bean class="javax.jcr.SimpleCredentials">
+++        ...
+++      </bean>
+++    </property>
+++    <property name="typeInfos">
+++      <util:map map-class="java.util.HashMap">
+++        <entry key="rep:root">
+++          <bean class="org.apache.cocoon.jcr.source.JCRSourceFactory$FolderTypeInfo">
+++            <property name="newFileType" value="nt:file" />
+++            <property name="newFolderType" value="nt:folder" />
+++          </bean>
+++        </entry>
+++        <entry key="nt:folder">
+++          <bean class="org.apache.cocoon.jcr.source.JCRSourceFactory$FolderTypeInfo">
+++            <property name="newFileType" value="nt:file" />
+++            <property name="newFolderType" value="nt:folder" />
+++          </bean>
+++        </entry>
+++        <entry key="nt:file">
+++          <bean class="org.apache.cocoon.jcr.source.JCRSourceFactory$FileTypeInfo">
+++            <property name="contentPath" value="jcr:content" />
+++            <property name="contentType" value="nt:resource" />
+++          </bean>
+++        </entry>
+++        <entry key="nt:linkedFile">
+++          <bean class="org.apache.cocoon.jcr.source.JCRSourceFactory$FileTypeInfo">
+++            <property name="contentPath" value="jcr:content" />
+++            <property name="contentRef" value="jcr:content" />
+++          </bean>
+++        </entry>
+++        <entry key="nt:resource">
+++          <bean class="org.apache.cocoon.jcr.source.JCRSourceFactory$ContentTypeInfo">
+++            <property name="contentProp" value="jcr:data" />
+++            <property name="lastModifiedProp" value="jcr:lastModified" />
+++            <property name="mimeTypeProp" value="jcr:mimeType" />
+++            <property name="validityProp" value="jcr:lastModified" />
+++          </bean>
+++        </entry>
+++      </util:map>
+++    </property>
+++  </bean>
+++

+++ +++

A FolderTypeInfo defines a node type that is mapped to a non-terminal source +++ (i.e. that can have children). The newFileType and newFolderType fields +++ respectively define what node types should be used to create a new terminal and +++ non-terminal source.

+++ +++

A FileTypeInfo defines a note type that is mapped to a terminal source (i.e. +++ that can have some content). The contentPath field defines the path to the +++ node's child that actually holds the content, and contentType defines the type +++ of this content node.

+++ +++

The contentRef field is used to comply with JCR's nt:linkedFile definition +++ where the content node is not a direct child of the file node, but is referenced +++ by a property of this file node. Such node types are read-only as there's no way +++ to indicate where the referenced content node should be created.

+++ +++

A ContentTypeInfo defines a node type that actually holds the content of a +++ FileTypeInfo. The contentProp field must be present and gives the name of the +++ node's binary property that will hold the actual content. Other attributes are +++ optional:

+++ +++

mimeTypeProp defines a string property holding the content's MIME type, +++
lastModifiedProp defines a date property holding the node's last +++ modification date. It is automatically updated when content is written to the +++ ContentTypeInfo.
validityProp defines a property that gives the validity of the content, used +++ by Cocoon's cache. If not specified, lastModifiedProp is used, if present. +++ Otherwise the source has no validity and won't be cacheable.

+++ +++

The format of URIs for this source is a path in the repository, and it is +++ therefore currently limited to repository traversal. Further work will add the +++ ability to specify query strings.

+++ +++

[DAISY] Updated: JCRQueryTransformer

2008-08-18T13:35:56

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http://localhost:8888/cocoon-jcr-sample/it/query?query=/jcr:root/cocoon/*

---

all resources under cocoon will be returned. It is possitlbe to --- specify any arbitrary XPath query.

+++

all resources beneath /cocoon will be returned as a XML document. It +++ is possitlbe to specify any arbitrary XPath query.

Configuration

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[DAISY] Updated: JCRQueryTransformer

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The JCRQueryTransformer performs a query on a JCR server. It expects a "query" element without namespace containing the query to execute, either in XPath or SQL, and eventually the properties to fetch (since JSR-170 does not define a standard for specifying them in xpath queries). It will then replace it with a "result" element containing the query results in elements named "node". Please keep in mind, namespace awareness depends on the JCR repository used and is not supported by Jackrabbit yet, as we use the Jackrabbit repository in the sample.

Example

Imagine, the following template was defined for sending queries through a pipe:

<query language="xpath" xmlns:jcr="http://www.jcp.org/jcr/1.0">
  <jcr:encoding />
  <jcr:isCheckedOut />${cocoon.parameters.QUERY}</query>

By adding a query transformer to a sitemap's pipeline match, the completed query is sent to the repository:

<map:match pattern="query">
  <map:generate type="jx" src="querytemplate.xml">
    <map:parameter name="QUERY" value="{request-param:query}" />
  </map:generate>
  <map:transform type="JCRQuery" />
  <map:serialize type="xml" />
</map:match>

If you point your browser at

http://localhost:8888/cocoon-jcr-sample/it/query?query=/jcr:root/cocoon/*

all resources under cocoon will be returned. It is possitlbe to specify any arbitrary XPath query.

Configuration

JCRQueryTransformer is configured, using Spring. A JCR repository must be provided.

  <bean name="org.apache.cocoon.transformation.Transformer/JCRQuery"
    class="org.apache.cocoon.jcr.transforming.JCRQueryTransformer">
    <property name="repo" ref="javax.jcr.Repository" />
  </bean>

Fields ====== CocoonComponentReference: Transformer (new field) CocoonBlock: jcr (new field) FQ Java class: org.apache.cocoon.jcr.transforming.JCRQueryTransformer (new field)

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a TraversableGenerator for browsing
a SourceFactory for accessing the content repository
a JCRQueryTransformer for placing XPATH queries

Assuming, that our sample runs the following sitemap:

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[DAISY] Updated: Navigation

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[DAISY] Updated: Introduction

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styled repository browsing
native repository access
XPath query
XPath query (see JCRQueryTransformer)

Furthermore, a basic write operation can be used.

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---

After pointing your browser to

+++

After pointing your browser at

http://localhost:8080/cocoon-jcr-sample/populate

and each of the response messages tell success, you can now access content. --- To receive the repository root, point your browser to

+++ To receive the repository root, point your browser at

http://localhost:8080/cocoon-jcr-sample/browse/

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the generator will resolve the JCR path jcr://cocoon/sitemap, using the referenced JCRSourceFactory.

---

Configuration

+++

Native XML access

---

[DAISY] Updated: Introduction

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TODO

+++ +++ +++ +++

Summary

+++ +++

This sample makes use of Cocoon components, built on top of Jackrabbit's +++ JSR-170 (better known as +++ JCR - Java Content Repository) implementation. It shows, how to query, access +++ and write content.

+++ +++

The Cocoon JCR (Java Content Repository) sample makes use of the +++ implementation independent abstraction layer, provided by the JCR block.

+++ +++

Documentation

+++ +++

The provided example allows three ways of accessing a content repository:

+++ +++

styled repository browsing
native repository access
XPath query

+++ +++

Furthermore, a basic write operation can be used.

+++ +++

We will use the following components:

+++ +++

a TraversableGenerator for browsing
a SourceFactory for accessing the content repository
a JCRQueryTransformer for placing XPATH queries

+++ +++

Assuming, that our sample runs the following sitemap:

+++ +++

<map:sitemap xmlns:map="http://apache.org/cocoon/sitemap/1.0">
+++   <map:pipelines>
+++     <map:pipeline>
+++ 
+++       <map:match pattern="populate">
+++         <map:generate src="populate.xml" />
+++         <map:transform type="cinclude" />
+++         <map:transform type="write-source" />
+++         <map:serialize> ... </map:serialize>
+++       </map:match>
+++ 
+++       <map:match pattern="browse/">
+++         <map:generate type="traversable" src="jcr://" />
+++         <map:transform src="dir2samples.xsl" />
+++         <map:serialize> ... </map:serialize>
+++       </map:match>
+++       <map:match pattern="browse/**/">
+++         <map:generate type="traversable" src="jcr://{1}/" />
+++         <map:transform src="dir2samples.xsl" />
+++         <map:serialize> ... </map:serialize>
+++       </map:match>
+++       <map:match pattern="browse/**">
+++         <map:generate src="jcr://{1}" />
+++         <map:transform src="dir2samples.xsl" />
+++         <map:serialize> ... </map:serialize>
+++       </map:match>
+++ 
+++       <map:match pattern="repository/">
+++         <map:generate type="traversable" src="jcr://" />
+++         <map:serialize type="xml" />
+++       </map:match>
+++       <map:match pattern="repository/**/">
+++         <map:generate type="traversable" src="jcr://{1}/" />
+++         <map:serialize type="xml" />
+++       </map:match>
+++       <map:match pattern="repository/**">
+++         <map:generate src="jcr://{1}" />
+++         <map:serialize type="xml" />
+++       </map:match>
+++ 
+++     </map:pipeline>
+++   </map:pipelines>
+++ </sitemap>
+++

+++ +++

The first section, matching the populate pattern, does what the name +++ says: It writes sample content to the repository, which is then available +++ internally for browsing jcr:// URIs.

+++ +++

After pointing your browser to

+++ +++

http://localhost:8080/cocoon-jcr-sample/populate

+++ +++

and each of the response messages tell success, you can now access content. +++ To receive the repository root, point your browser to

+++ +++

http://localhost:8080/cocoon-jcr-sample/browse/

+++ +++

The browse section will be explained in detail. Let's first have a +++ look at parts of the Spring configuration file:

+++ +++

  <bean name="org.apache.cocoon.generation.Generator/traversable"
+++     class="org.apache.cocoon.generation.TraversableGenerator">
+++   </bean>
+++

+++ +++

The generator is used to generate content, read from a source, which allows +++ traversable operations. By this, locations and paths are represented as trees. +++ For more information about sources, see +++ Apache Excalibur JavaDoc. +++

+++ +++

Next, we define a SourceFactory for jcr:// URIs. This factory +++ represents the connector between a specified URI and the JCR repository, in this +++ case Jackrabbit. For more details on configuration, please see +++ JCRSourceFactory.

+++ +++

  <bean name="org.apache.excalibur.source.SourceFactory/jcr"
+++     class="org.apache.cocoon.jcr.source.JCRSourceFactory">
+++     <property name="repository" ref="javax.jcr.Repository" />
+++     <property name="credentials"> ... </property>
+++     <property name="typeInfos"> ... </property>
+++   </bean>
+++

+++ +++

As you now know, how resources are resolved, we understand, why we can +++ forward requests to the predefined generator.

+++ +++

      <map:match pattern="browse/**">
+++         <map:generate src="jcr://{1}" />
+++         <map:transform src="dir2samples.xsl" />
+++         <map:serialize> ... </map:serialize>
+++       </map:match>
+++

+++ +++

Pointing your browser at

+++ +++

http://localhost:8888/cocoon-jcr-sample/browse/cocoon/sitemap

+++ +++

the generator will resolve the JCR path jcr://cocoon/sitemap, using +++ the referenced JCRSourceFactory.

+++ +++

Configuration

+++ +++

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TODO

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The Fop block allows Cocoon to dynamically generate PDF, PS and PCL documents using Apache FOP.

---

To provide this functionality, the FOP block includes three sitemap --- components :

+++

To provide this functionality, the FOP block includes four sitemap components +++ :

the FOP Serializer (FOP 0.20.x)

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The FOPNGSerializer is compatible with Apache FOP 0.9x

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Note: FOPNGSerializer is a part of fop-ng which has not been released yet. +++

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2008-08-18T09:31:12

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2008-08-18T09:22:11

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The FOPNGSerializer is compatible with Apache FOP 0.9x

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2008-08-18T09:19:31

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The FOPSerializer is compatible with Apache FOP 0.20.x

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2008-08-18T09:18:31

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The FOPNGSerializer is compatible with Apache FOP version 0.9x

Fields ====== FQ Java class: org.apache.cocoon.serialization.FOPNGSerializer CocoonComponentReference: Serializer CocoonBlock: fop Cacheability info (DO NOT EDIT): Yes Collections =========== The document belongs to the following collections: documentation, cdocs-fop

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the fop serializer
the pcl serializer
the ps serializer
the FOP Serializer (FOP 0.20.x)
the FOP NG Serializer (FOP 0.9x)
the PCL Serializer
the PS Serializer

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