OK, thanks for the answer. That I read between lines is: 1-Jetty is there just to show newcomers the power of cocoon. A simple and clear "run and try" test.
2-For production, choice the servlet container you want to use. Any servlet container (Tomcat. Jetty, etc.) is your choice. I feel now it is clear. ;-). Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo Pier Fumagalli dijo: > > A note here that I want to make sure will remain in the mail archive: > the version of Jetty shipping with Cocoon is a stripped-down embedded > version, it is NOT the full distribution. The full distribution includes > support for stuff like Java 1.4 NIO, which will increase performances > under that environment, a lot of documentation, configuration snippets > and examples: Jetty (whole) is not what we ship as an embedded solution > for running Cocoon straight out of the downloaded archive.
