2) There are %2...%9, which gives you eight options. If you need to
specify a context dir, a config file, a working directory and a
destination directory, you've used them all up and haven't specified
any targets. Switching to %* almost sorted it (I know that this is
NT only), except that it passes 'cli' into the Main class. The SHIFT
command didn't seem to do anything, when it should have helped. You
just gotta love DOS.
should be fixed. try it out.
I've modified my Main.java to tell me what options it's getting:
Option[Option , [cli] ] Option[Option c, [build/webapp] ] Option[Option C, [build/webapp/WEB-INF/cocoon.xconf] ] Option[Option d, [/desktop/site] ] Option[Option w, [/desktop/site] ] Option[Option , [/] ] Target size:2 Target: cli Target:
So for some reason, the shift isn't working for me. I presume it worked for you?
I tried "cocoon cli -help" and it showed me the help. I thought this meant it was working just fine.
Also, it complains that it can't find javax/servlet/http/HttpSessionBindingListener. Adding .\server\lib\javax.servlet.jar to the classpath in the bat file worked, but that's a hack that should be done using your loader, I presume.
Uh? why does the cli needs the servlet api at runtime? more than a loading problem sounds like a cocoon bug.
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