Tomcat / mod_jk

[Peter Verhage <pe...@ibuildings.nl>]

I know this is probably the wrong mailinglist to ask this question, but
because I'm not the only one who uses Tomcat with Cocoon, and also not
the last one. It may be usefull if this question gets answered on this
mailinglist (think mailinglist archives :p).

I've read on the Tomcat website that nowadays there is a new module
called mod_jk which can be used to install Tomcat "inside" Apache (in
the old days you had to use a modified mod_jserv). There is also an
example how to compile this new module. But this example includes some
files in the directory "jk". Which does not exist in my Apache (1.3.12)
source dir and also doesn't in my Tomcat source dir. I think this module
is really really new, and that's why Apache 1.3.12 does not include the
source for it yet. (Probably with Apache 1.3.13 or something...).

So where do I get these sources? :) And/or where can I download a
development version of Apache 1.3.13 (with the source code of this
module), because I've seen some *.apache.org servers running Apache
1.3.12dev...

With best regards,

Peter

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xsl: disable-output-escaping

[Andy Bosch <An...@csi.com>]

Hi,

I found a really good thing in the xalan functionality:
disable-output-escaping

I need something like this, because I have values from
an xml-element, which can or cannot contain valid
html-source. I want the xsl-parser to ignore validity and
display the text _just it is_.

Example
<root>
<name>html-text</name>
<content><!CDATA[[ This is <b>bold</B> text ]]> </content>
</root>

I would like cocoon to display the bold tags without
converting them with &lt; and-so-on.

In the cocoon-faq I read, that cocoon does not
support disable-output-escaping. How can I solve
such a problem?

Thanks,
Andy