This question was asked in cocoon-users a few days ago, but there was no 
definitive answer. I'm bringing it here since I think it is relevant to 
the cocoon-apps discussion. If it is possible to have a cocoon.xconf 
file in a subdirectory be read at startup, it would be much easier to 
develop apps. For example, I need to add a jdbc datasource to 
cocoon.xconf for my blogging app and it would be great to be able not to 
touch the main cocoon.xconf at all.

        Ugo

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Following the statement :

>!Sub-Sitemaps and Components

>Since Cocoon 2.0.X it has been possible to include additional cocoon.xconf
>files in sub-directories. These will be automatically processed by Cocoon,
>allowing the declaration and use of additional components, JDBC connections,
>etc. Again this enables multiple users to more easily share a single
>Cocoon instance.
I was trying to put the appropriate datasource definition for my cocoon
application in th application folder (/cocoon/cdn)

The cocoon says that no datasource can be found so my cocoon.xconf is not
being processed. I also tried to put it into /cocoon/cdn/WEB-INF but that gave
no result also 
my cocoon.xconf file is simple:

coon version="2.0">
  <datasources>
        <jdbc name="cdn" logger="core.datasources.cdn">
                <pool-controoller min="1" max="10"/>
                <auto-commit>false</auto-commit>
                <dburl>jdbc:izmado:Provider=MSDASQL;Driver={Sql 
Server};Server=OUZO\CDN_OPTIMA;Database=CDN_Demo;USER ID=SA;</dburl>
                <user>sa</user>
                <password></password>
        </jdbc>
  </datasources>
</cocoon>

Is this all really possible ? 
        ouzo
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