My query relates to how one goes about offering Cocoon through virtual
hosting. I have Cocoon 2.0 installed on one of our live web servers
alongside Apache and Tomcat 4.0.1. I have Apache talking to Tomcat
talking to Cocoon. I have mounted the installed cocoon webapp under
$CATALINA_HOME/webapps/cocoon to a context for a single domain (say for
now www.thedomain.com). I can now access
www.thedomain.com/cocoon/welcome and I see the usual welcome page and I
can look at various XML, XSP, FOP pages, etc.
So far so good, but how do I go about offering this on a virtual basis?
The documentation for cocoon is fine, but doesn't really address virtual
hosting (at least I don't think it does). If its there then I wasn't
able to understand it. This list and the archives tend to be geared
towards single site web applications. And there are very few web hosting
companies offering cocoon so there hasn't been much from that direction
on this list.
I am using mod_jk (ajp 1.3) for getting apache to talk to
tomcat/catalina. I have included "JkMount /cocoon/* ajp13" as part of
httpd.conf. As part of server.xml under the Host entry for
www.thedomain.com I have:
<Context path="/cocoon"
docBase="/opt/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.1/webapps/cocoon" debug="0"/>
This is fine for getting the samples to work, but where do I go next for
virtual hosting of customer web applications? Can I change the docBase
to a directory within the virtual site space and get XML processed by
Cocoon by having the correct web.xml within WEB-INF?
Any help appreciated. Once I am fully happy with this I will get the
site added to the cocoon hosting page.
Regards,
Larkin Cunningham
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