After much waiting I am now in a position to install a new Cocoon server
for use by several document-serving projects (yay), with Lucene and
eXist. I've been running Cocoon for years on antiquated hardware so this
is an opportunity to Do It Right and demonstrate to people that this is
the One
On my servers I use Debian etch, Apache 2, java 6, tomcat 5.5, Cocoon
2.1. Formerly I used jetty for production, for quite some years, but
with the latest releases of tomcat, I can't confirm Tobia's
experiences. It seems to me, that more and more good reasons for
preferentially using
After much waiting I am now in a position to install a new Cocoon server
for use by several document-serving projects (yay), with Lucene and
eXist. I've been running Cocoon for years on antiquated hardware so this
is an opportunity to Do It Right and demonstrate to people that this is
the One
Peter Flynn wrote:
I think the last time I asked, the recommendation was to make httpd
proxy Tomcat [...] Does anyone have any specific Dos or Donts about
this platform or configuration?
My personal experience with Tomcat for use with Cocoon 2.1 has been
terrible, both on RHEL and Debian.
We
I am using Apache 2, Debian etch, java 1.5, tomcat 5 and Cocoon 2.1 and
got the whole thing up and running in under a day. I have very little
experience in setting up such a system so it can't be too difficult.
I found http://edwardaux.wordpress.com/2006/09/20/3/ very helpful in
setting the
