>Or did you write your own generator for XML-RPC?
Well, we currently use Apache SOAP RPC and are trying to transition to
Apache Axis Web Services...if we don't make it to web services, we'll at
least use Axis's implementation of JAX-RPC. These calls are facilitated by
Java libraries creating the 'transport' message effectively (somewhat)
loosely coupling our payload with the delivery method. Since I don't want
to be in the business of creating transport messages around my payload, I
rely on them to do the exchange.
Sorry if I was long-winded. In conclusion, from cocoon's standpoint, my
xml originates from a java class and I need to interact.
Since this was a bit off this topic, I posted a new Thread: How To
map:generate XML that has been retrieved from Java without using XSP
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On 26.02.2002 at 10:24 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Another note: I'm very new to cocoon. I felt that I should just mount a
>sub sitemap in the cocoon deployment (as you stated previously):
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> <map:match pattern="/bredex/**">
> <map:mount uri-prefix="/bredex" src="/bredex/"
>check-reload="yes"/>
> </map:match>
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>And then deploy my webApp war file as context /bredex. This didn't really
>work out for me and I thought that I misconfigured C2. Now that I think
>about it, I didn't use Tomcat4's deployment manager so the problem may lie
>there in that tomcat may not be able to find that deployed context????
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>More detail:
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>deploy cocoon.war
>deploy bredex.war (without cocoon resources inside)
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>bredex.war contains xsl/classes that generate xml (from xml-rpc) and I
want
>to use C2 framework for processing
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I guess you use a XML-RPC servlet?
Then you could configure your bredex/web.xml to map requests to this
servlet
and access the servlet URI with a ServerPagesGenerator from your Cocoon
subsitemap. That's the only way I could imagine how it works.
Or did you write your own generator for XML-RPC?
Greetings,
Andreas
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>>Hello Andreas, I don't think I communicated what I want to do very
>>effectively.
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>>If I set a new Context in tomcat, that just sets up an alias/file mapping
>>(no knowlege of my classes, jars, and other resources)...I want to deploy
>>multiple application WAR files (without cocoon.war/jars inside) and
deploy
>>one instance of cocoon(war) to support them all.
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>Could you explain this a little more in detail?
>For instance, I use a news and a forum WebApp that I access from
>Cocoon (something like <map:generate src=/news/{1}>) as XML sources.
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>Or do you want to mount subsitemaps in different directorys?
>That's no problem at all, just look at the sitemap documentation.
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>>Do I need to configure the dependency in web.xml? Anyone have any
>>references they can point me to? This is common right?
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>I must confess that I don't know exactly how this should work.
>How do you want to use your resources in Cocoon? Not as XML sources?
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>Greetings,
>Andreas
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>>>On 25.02.2002 at 15:20 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>>>>Can someone point me to a document describing how to mount my own
>WebApps
>>>>(powered by cocoon). I want to deploy several, but not under the
cocoon
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>>>Just add a context entry to your tomcat/server.xml file:
>>It's located at (tomcat-path)/conf/server.xml.
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>>> <!-- Intranet Context -->
>>> <Context path="/intranet" docBase="/intranet" debug="0"
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>>path="/intranet" means: every URI starting with /intranet
>>(e.g., http://localhost:8080/intranet/index.html is mapped to the
Intranet
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>>docBase="/intranet" points to the file system path.
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>>Greetings,
>>Andreas
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