Or you can deploy cocoon with servlet 2.3 class loading instead of java 2 classloading.
Java 2 class loading: ask your parent classloader for your class before trying to find it yourself.
Servlet 2.3 class loading: see if the class is in the webapp, then in ear scope (if present), then ask container/parent classloader.
With Java 2 classloading you end up getting the JDK 1.4 Xalan - or your container Xalan - with servlet 2.3 class loading you get the Xalan supplied with Cocoon; which I think is preferable.
I might be wrong on these class loading issues.
I am deploying cocoon in the Jetty web container (whithin JBoss) and Jetty has a switch called Java2ClassLoading (I think) that I flip to get servlet 2.3 class loading; and if I remember correctly I flipped an "initi-classloader" switch in Cocoon as well. It must be possible in Tomcat to get this behaviour, though I know nothing of it.
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| Alex Romayev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject: Re: No more DTM IDs are available |
Take a look at:
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg19907.html
--- Peter Smink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> during the execution of my xsp page with logicsheets
> I get the DTMException
> "No more DTM IDs are available"
> how can i prevent this error?
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> Peter Smink
> Osirion b.v.
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