Page: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=CommandLine , version: 16 on Fri 
Jul 18 05:14:26 2003 by JoergHeinicke

- The command line interface is accessible via the java class 
org.apache.cocoon.Main, or via the command line. On Windows use {{cocoon cli 
<parameters>}}. On Unix use {./cocoon.sh cli <parameters}}.
+ The command line interface is accessible via the java class 
{{org.apache.cocoon.Main}}, or via the command line.
+ On Unix use {{{./cocoon.sh cli <parameters>}}}
+ On Windows use {{{cocoon cli <parameters>}}}
- In 2.1M3, there are two ways to configure the CLI, via command line 
parameters and via an xconf configuration file. The latter provides a greater 
range of options.
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 ^^^

+ In 2.1M3 there are two ways to configure the CLI: via command line parameters 
or via an xconf configuration file. The latter provides a greater range of 
options.
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^^

- or on Windows with: {{cocoon cli -x <xconf file>}}.
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+ or on Windows: {{{cocoon cli -x <xconf file>}}}
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- * The work directory can be anywhere you choose, it is where Cocoon will 
store various internal files generated whilst producing your site. Tomcat uses 
$TOMCAT_HOME/work/localhost/cocoon/ as its work directory. You could use the 
same. [[IS THIS CORRECT??]]
+ * The work directory can be anywhere you choose, it is where Cocoon will 
store various internal files generated whilst producing your site. Tomcat uses 
{{$TOMCAT_HOME/work/localhost/cocoon/}} as its work directory. You could use 
the same. [[IS THIS CORRECT??]]
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- * Default: appends the requested page URI onto the end of the URI specified 
in the <dest-dir> element, e.g. {{<uri>documents/index.html</uri>}}
+ * Default: appends the requested page URI onto the end of the URI specified 
in the {{<dest-dir>}} element, e.g. {{<uri>documents/index.html</uri>}}
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- * Replace: just uses the dest uri, ignoring the uri of the generated page, 
e.g. {<uri type="replace" src-prefix="documents/" src="index.html" 
dest="build/dest/docs.html"/>}}
+ * Replace: just uses the dest uri, ignoring the uri of the generated page, 
e.g. {{<uri type="replace" src-prefix="documents/" src="index.html" 
dest="build/dest/docs.html"/>}}
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