Can we run Cocoon without Tomcat (or similar servlet engine?) - I know there is a CLI, but does this eliminate the need for a servlet engine? - OR - Do we need to find some way to deploy the servlet engine on the client's computer?
the main issue is, if you need the dynamic features of Cocoon.The CLI can obviously only generate the statical aspects. if you make database queries, or XSP queries with post form actions and the like it is hardly possible to make a statical website out of it.
If you use Cocoon to access various sources like XML and databases, but the result is mainly "statical" you can use any webspider to generate an offline version out of it and serve this from CD Rom.
But as you wrote of Delphi and the like, I assume you need dynamic actions and then a running Cocoon instance would be required. To repeat from the beginning: I think you definitly would need some installation procedure that installs a JVM and tomcat/cocoon locally... and I doubt that this is very practical for a CD Rom presentation.
Alex
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