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by Thuong Nguyen :: Rate this Message:

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Hi,

Has anyone successfully using Barracuda to generate/render XML files
and, in particularly, using the IterativeModel interface?  We've been
using Barracuda for a while now and are now need to generate XML (RSS)
files/output.  Currently, we have a model (IterativeModel) that render a
list of objects into an HTML template.  What we want is to use the same
model (with some tweaks) to output XML (and perhaps using an XML as a
template?).

It seems like XMLC can do it (or should be able to) .. But I can't get
it to compile the files (missing various classes).  Keep in mind that
we're using an old version of Barracuda/XMLC (about 2 years old) and
can't upgrade it in the current dev cycle.  My question is: can this be
done with the old Barracuda/XMLC?  If not, can it be done with the
latest Barracuda/XMLC?

Thanks in advance!

-thuong

 




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Re: Barracuda and XML output

by Jacob Kjome :: Rate this Message:

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What does your XMLC options file look like?  Note that Barracuda does have an
XML example (or is it part of the tutorial?).  Take a look at how it works.
Most importantly, take a look at its XMLC options file.

Jake

Quoting Thuong Nguyen <thuong.nguyen@...>:

> Hi,
>
> Has anyone successfully using Barracuda to generate/render XML files
> and, in particularly, using the IterativeModel interface?  We've been
> using Barracuda for a while now and are now need to generate XML (RSS)
> files/output.  Currently, we have a model (IterativeModel) that render a
> list of objects into an HTML template.  What we want is to use the same
> model (with some tweaks) to output XML (and perhaps using an XML as a
> template?).
>
> It seems like XMLC can do it (or should be able to) .. But I can't get
> it to compile the files (missing various classes).  Keep in mind that
> we're using an old version of Barracuda/XMLC (about 2 years old) and
> can't upgrade it in the current dev cycle.  My question is: can this be
> done with the old Barracuda/XMLC?  If not, can it be done with the
> latest Barracuda/XMLC?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> -thuong
>
>
>
>






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Re: Barracuda and XML output

by Christian Cryder-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Sure, you should be able to do this.

Here's what's in our options.xmlc:

-delete-class discardMe
-dom xerces
-validate true

Here's a sample template:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE table PUBLIC "-//ATMReports//DataTables//EN" "../../../../../../dtds/DataTables.dtd">

<table>
  <tr>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageTime">Timestamp</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Type">Type</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageSubject">Subject</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.TerminalNumber">Terminal</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.FromUsername">From</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Status">Status</th>
  </tr>
  <tr class="Dir::Block_Iterate_Start.MessageModel"><th> </th></tr>
  <tr class="Dir::Iterate_Next.MessageModel">
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageTime"><span class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.MessageTime">5/5/03 8:03:23</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Type"><span class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.Type">Low Cash</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageSubject"><span class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.MessageSubject">Terminal below $100</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.TerminalNumber"><span class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.TerminalNumber">CS12345</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.FromUsername"><span class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.FromUsername">JoeUser</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Status"><span class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.Status">New</span></td>
  </tr>
  <tr class="Dir::Block_Iterate_End.MessageModel"><th> </th></tr>
</table>

Here's how we compile those templates into java files via XMLC:

        <!-- /atmreports localization -->
        <taskdef name="localize" classname="org.barracudamvc.taskdefs.Localize" classpathref="build.classpath" />

        <!-- *.xml -->
        <localize
            markup="XML"
            tidy="false"
            verbose="false"
            force="${xmlc.force}"
            srcdir="${src.dir}/${src.package.path}/xmlc"
            packagedir="${src.package.path}/xmlc"
            options="${xmlc_options.file}"
            sourceout="${build.source.xmlc.dir}"
            destdir="${build.classes.dir}"
            includes="**/*.xml"
            excludes="**/old*/**"
        />

And then we just finish by compiling via javac:

        <javac
            srcdir="${build.source.xmlc.dir}"
            destdir="${build.classes.dir}"
            includes="**/*.java"
            excludes="**/old*/**"
            classpathref="build.full.classpath"
            nowarn="true"
            compiler="${javac.compiler.production}"
            debug="${javac.debug.production}"
            optimize="${javac.optimize.production}"
            deprecation="${javac.deprecation.production}"
            verbose="${javac.verbose.production}"
        />

That should give you everything you need to get it figured out.

Christian





Thuong Nguyen wrote:
Hi,

Has anyone successfully using Barracuda to generate/render XML files
and, in particularly, using the IterativeModel interface?  We've been
using Barracuda for a while now and are now need to generate XML (RSS)
files/output.  Currently, we have a model (IterativeModel) that render a
list of objects into an HTML template.  What we want is to use the same
model (with some tweaks) to output XML (and perhaps using an XML as a
template?).

It seems like XMLC can do it (or should be able to) .. But I can't get
it to compile the files (missing various classes).  Keep in mind that
we're using an old version of Barracuda/XMLC (about 2 years old) and
can't upgrade it in the current dev cycle.  My question is: can this be
done with the old Barracuda/XMLC?  If not, can it be done with the
latest Barracuda/XMLC?

Thanks in advance!

-thuong

 

  

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Thank you Christian and Jacob for your quick reply.

Just want to confirm that I can (or should be able to) do this with old
Barracuda version (approx. 2 years).  Is that correct?  When I build, I
got this error:

java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: fEntityHandler

I'm using the Xerces library from the xerces-1.4.4-xmlc-2.1.jar file.

Also, if we're not using the options.xmlc file, can I pass these options
to the xmlc command in my ant build.xml file?  We've never use the
options.xmlc file (the Ant task we're using is old and has the options
specified as attributes to the xmlc command).


Thank you for your help!
-tn

====================
Sure, you should be able to do this.

Here's what's in our options.xmlc:

-delete-class discardMe
-dom xerces
-validate true

Here's a sample template:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE table PUBLIC "-//ATMReports//DataTables//EN"
"../../../../../../dtds/DataTables.dtd">

<table>
  <tr>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageTime">Timestamp</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Type">Type</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageSubject">Subject</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.TerminalNumber">Terminal</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.FromUsername">From</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Status">Status</th>
  </tr>
  <tr class="Dir::Block_Iterate_Start.MessageModel"><th> </th></tr>
  <tr class="Dir::Iterate_Next.MessageModel">
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageTime"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.MessageTime">5/5/03
8:03:23</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Type"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.Type">Low Cash</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageSubject"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.MessageSubject">Terminal below
$100</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.TerminalNumber"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.TerminalNumber">CS12345</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.FromUsername"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.FromUsername">JoeUser</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Status"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.Status">New</span></td>
  </tr>
  <tr class="Dir::Block_Iterate_End.MessageModel"><th> </th></tr>
</table>

Here's how we compile those templates into java files via XMLC:

        <!-- /atmreports localization -->
        <taskdef name="localize"
classname="org.barracudamvc.taskdefs.Localize"
classpathref="build.classpath" />

        <!-- *.xml -->
        <localize
            markup="XML"
            tidy="false"
            verbose="false"
            force="${xmlc.force}"
            srcdir="${src.dir}/${src.package.path}/xmlc"
            packagedir="${src.package.path}/xmlc"
            options="${xmlc_options.file}"
            sourceout="${build.source.xmlc.dir}"
            destdir="${build.classes.dir}"
            includes="**/*.xml"
            excludes="**/old*/**"
        />

And then we just finish by compiling via javac:

        <javac
            srcdir="${build.source.xmlc.dir}"
            destdir="${build.classes.dir}"
            includes="**/*.java"
            excludes="**/old*/**"
            classpathref="build.full.classpath"
            nowarn="true"
            compiler="${javac.compiler.production}"
            debug="${javac.debug.production}"
            optimize="${javac.optimize.production}"
            deprecation="${javac.deprecation.production}"
            verbose="${javac.verbose.production}"
        />

That should give you everything you need to get it figured out.

Christian





Thuong Nguyen wrote:

>Hi,
>
>Has anyone successfully using Barracuda to generate/render XML files
>and, in particularly, using the IterativeModel interface?  We've been
>using Barracuda for a while now and are now need to generate XML (RSS)
>files/output.  Currently, we have a model (IterativeModel) that render
a

>list of objects into an HTML template.  What we want is to use the same
>model (with some tweaks) to output XML (and perhaps using an XML as a
>template?).
>
>It seems like XMLC can do it (or should be able to) .. But I can't get
>it to compile the files (missing various classes).  Keep in mind that
>we're using an old version of Barracuda/XMLC (about 2 years old) and
>can't upgrade it in the current dev cycle.  My question is: can this be
>done with the old Barracuda/XMLC?  If not, can it be done with the
>latest Barracuda/XMLC?
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>-thuong
>
>
>
>  



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Re: Barracuda and XML output

by Christian Cryder-2 :: Rate this Message:

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Good question. I _think_ the answer is yes, but I'm not positive. It looks to me like the issue you are running into here is XMLC - the example I sent works with the current version of XMLC. Your best bet is probably to pull the cvs tree (since that's the old version), and look for one of the examples that generates XML.

Christian

Thuong Nguyen wrote:
Thank you Christian and Jacob for your quick reply.

Just want to confirm that I can (or should be able to) do this with old
Barracuda version (approx. 2 years).  Is that correct?  When I build, I
got this error:

java.lang.NoSuchFieldError: fEntityHandler

I'm using the Xerces library from the xerces-1.4.4-xmlc-2.1.jar file.

Also, if we're not using the options.xmlc file, can I pass these options
to the xmlc command in my ant build.xml file?  We've never use the
options.xmlc file (the Ant task we're using is old and has the options
specified as attributes to the xmlc command).


Thank you for your help!
-tn

====================
Sure, you should be able to do this.

Here's what's in our options.xmlc:

-delete-class discardMe
-dom xerces
-validate true

Here's a sample template:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE table PUBLIC "-//ATMReports//DataTables//EN"
"../../../../../../dtds/DataTables.dtd">

<table>
  <tr>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageTime">Timestamp</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Type">Type</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageSubject">Subject</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.TerminalNumber">Terminal</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.FromUsername">From</th>
    <th class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Status">Status</th>
  </tr>
  <tr class="Dir::Block_Iterate_Start.MessageModel"><th> </th></tr>
  <tr class="Dir::Iterate_Next.MessageModel">
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageTime"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.MessageTime">5/5/03
8:03:23</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Type"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.Type">Low Cash</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.MessageSubject"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.MessageSubject">Terminal below
$100</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.TerminalNumber"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.TerminalNumber">CS12345</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.FromUsername"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.FromUsername">JoeUser</span></td>
    <td class="Dir::IsEnabled.ReportModel.Status"><span
class="Dir::Get_Data.MessageModel.Status">New</span></td>
  </tr>
  <tr class="Dir::Block_Iterate_End.MessageModel"><th> </th></tr>
</table>

Here's how we compile those templates into java files via XMLC:

        <!-- /atmreports localization -->
        <taskdef name="localize"
classname="org.barracudamvc.taskdefs.Localize"
classpathref="build.classpath" />

        <!-- *.xml -->
        <localize
            markup="XML"
            tidy="false"
            verbose="false"
            force="${xmlc.force}"
            srcdir="${src.dir}/${src.package.path}/xmlc"
            packagedir="${src.package.path}/xmlc"
            options="${xmlc_options.file}"
            sourceout="${build.source.xmlc.dir}"
            destdir="${build.classes.dir}"
            includes="**/*.xml"
            excludes="**/old*/**"
        />

And then we just finish by compiling via javac:

        <javac
            srcdir="${build.source.xmlc.dir}"
            destdir="${build.classes.dir}"
            includes="**/*.java"
            excludes="**/old*/**"
            classpathref="build.full.classpath"
            nowarn="true"
            compiler="${javac.compiler.production}"
            debug="${javac.debug.production}"
            optimize="${javac.optimize.production}"
            deprecation="${javac.deprecation.production}"
            verbose="${javac.verbose.production}"
        />

That should give you everything you need to get it figured out.

Christian





Thuong Nguyen wrote:

  
Hi,

Has anyone successfully using Barracuda to generate/render XML files
and, in particularly, using the IterativeModel interface?  We've been
using Barracuda for a while now and are now need to generate XML (RSS)
files/output.  Currently, we have a model (IterativeModel) that render
    
a
  
list of objects into an HTML template.  What we want is to use the same
model (with some tweaks) to output XML (and perhaps using an XML as a
template?).

It seems like XMLC can do it (or should be able to) .. But I can't get
it to compile the files (missing various classes).  Keep in mind that
we're using an old version of Barracuda/XMLC (about 2 years old) and
can't upgrade it in the current dev cycle.  My question is: can this be
done with the old Barracuda/XMLC?  If not, can it be done with the
latest Barracuda/XMLC?

Thanks in advance!

-thuong



 
    

  

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(apologize if this mess up the email thread ... i'm using Outlook and cut-and-paste the reply).
 
Christian (or anyone),
 
i've found an example that uses xml template (the helloworld3 example) and will trying to figure things out.  But i have a couple of questions:
 
1. Do I have to use the Xerces dom (as opposed to the LazyHTMLDom)?
2. Do you know what is "fEntityHandler" ... is it part of the DOM?
 
It would be great if i can get this to work (and i feel like i'm so close ... and yet so far :-)).
 
thanks!
-tn




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Is it possible for you to move to the latest release of XMLC?  It should be
backward compatible with what you have and you won't run into the errors
you have been running into.  In the latest (and, actually, all XMLC-2.2.x
releases), Xerces-1.4.4 has been wrapped into the org.enhydra
namespace.  That means you don't run into any conflicts with
Xerces2.  Actually, you need Xerces2 (or some other XML parser) in the
classpath.  Well, actually, Barracuda, previous to the latest source,
requires Xerces2 in the classpath.  Anyway, I think you can make this move
and stick with your older version of Barracuda.  Try it.  It should work
out for you.

Jake

At 03:44 PM 10/31/2005 -0800, you wrote:

>Content-class: urn:content-classes:message
>Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
>         boundary="----_=_NextPart_001_01C5DE74.FF751E48"
>
>(apologize if this mess up the email thread ... i'm using Outlook and
>cut-and-paste the reply).
>
>Christian (or anyone),
>
>i've found an example that uses xml template (the helloworld3 example) and
>will trying to figure things out.  But i have a couple of questions:
>
>1. Do I have to use the Xerces dom (as opposed to the LazyHTMLDom)?
>2. Do you know what is "fEntityHandler" ... is it part of the DOM?
>
>It would be great if i can get this to work (and i feel like i'm so close
>... and yet so far :-)).
>
>thanks!
>-tn
>
>
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Yeah, that's what I pretty much ended up doing ... Using a more recent
update of xmlc.  I was able to get the sample xml files to build.

Thank you for all your help!
-tn

-----Original Message-----
From: Jacob Kjome [mailto:hoju@...]
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 7:52 PM
To: barracuda@...
Subject: Re: [barracuda] Barracuda and XML output


Is it possible for you to move to the latest release of XMLC?  It should
be backward compatible with what you have and you won't run into the
errors you have been running into.  In the latest (and, actually, all
XMLC-2.2.x releases), Xerces-1.4.4 has been wrapped into the org.enhydra
namespace.  That means you don't run into any conflicts with Xerces2.
Actually, you need Xerces2 (or some other XML parser) in the classpath.
Well, actually, Barracuda, previous to the latest source, requires
Xerces2 in the classpath.  Anyway, I think you can make this move and
stick with your older version of Barracuda.  Try it.  It should work out
for you.

Jake

At 03:44 PM 10/31/2005 -0800, you wrote:

>Content-class: urn:content-classes:message
>Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
>         boundary="----_=_NextPart_001_01C5DE74.FF751E48"
>
>(apologize if this mess up the email thread ... i'm using Outlook and
>cut-and-paste the reply).
>
>Christian (or anyone),
>
>i've found an example that uses xml template (the helloworld3 example)
>and will trying to figure things out.  But i have a couple of
questions:

>
>1. Do I have to use the Xerces dom (as opposed to the LazyHTMLDom)?
>2. Do you know what is "fEntityHandler" ... is it part of the DOM?
>
>It would be great if i can get this to work (and i feel like i'm so
>close ... and yet so far :-)).
>
>thanks!
>-tn
>
>
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The site has been down for several days – we’re trying to get to latest version of Barracuda.

 

These are the only Barracuda-related email addresses I could find. Can someone look into getting this back online ?

 

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You can get the latest files from the link below. I will try to find out
about the web site status today.

http://forge.objectweb.org/project/showfiles.php?group_id=91

Denny


Paul Heath wrote:

>
> The site has been down for several days – we’re trying to get to
> latest version of Barracuda.
>
> These are the only Barracuda-related email addresses I could find. Can
> someone look into getting this back online ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Paul Heath
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fixed
 
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To: christian.cryder@...; barracuda@...; barracuda@...
Subject: [barracuda] Barracudamvc.org Down!

The site has been down for several days – we’re trying to get to latest version of Barracuda.

 

These are the only Barracuda-related email addresses I could find. Can someone look into getting this back online ?

 

Thanks

Paul Heath

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Note that all source and binaries can be obtained from Objectweb's Forge site
directly.  No need to go through BMVC.org...

http://forge.objectweb.org/projects/barracudamvc

Jake

Quoting Heath Eldeen <heathe@...>:

> fixed
>
> Heath Eldeen
> [heathe@...]
>
>
>
> ________________________________
>
> From: Paul Heath [mailto:pheath@...]
> Sent: Monday, April 16, 2007 8:45 AM
> To: christian.cryder@...; barracuda@...;
> barracuda@...
> Subject: [barracuda] Barracudamvc.org Down!
>
>
>
> The site has been down for several days - we're trying to get to
> latest version of Barracuda.
>
>
>
> These are the only Barracuda-related email addresses I could
> find. Can someone look into getting this back online ?
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Paul Heath
>
>






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