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you could copy the hole classpath string in a
bat-file, which you execute once before you call the the first java-command
without the long cp-string
set
CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%;z:\cocoon-scratchpad.jar;z:\xyz.jar ....
You need %CLASSPATH% if you don't wont to overwrite
systemsettings.
check with 'set CLASSPATH' whether your script done
its job well.
After the batch-file-execution
java org.apache.cocoon.Main -c d:\wwwroot\catalina\webapps\cocoon -d
d:/tmp -wc :/tmp -l logfile -u INFO -f d:/tmp/uris.txt
should work.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 6:44
PM
Subject: RE: How to use Command Line for
html Generation
I'm getting a little further now... but not sure if this is
really how I
should do it. Now my command-line is:
java -cp
"z:\servlet.jar;C:\Program
Files\java\j2re1.4.0_02\lib\rt.jar;z:\avalon-excalibur-vm14-20020705.jar;z:\
avalon-framework-20020627.jar;z:\batik-all-1.5b2.jar;z:\bsf-2.2.jar;z:\casto
r-0.9.3.9-xml.jar;z:\cocoon-2.0.3.jar;z:\cocoon-scratchpad.jar;z:\commons-co
llections-1.0.jar;z:\commons-httpclient-20020423.jar;z:\commons-JXPath-20020
320.jar;z:\commons-logging-1.0.jar;z:\deli-0.50.jar;z:\fop-0.20.3.jar;z:\hsq
ldb-1.61.jar;z:\jakarta-poi-1.5.0-dev-20020408.jar.jar;z:\jakarta-regexp-1.2
.jar;z:\jena-1.3.0.jar;z:\jimi-1.0.jar;z:\jisp_1_0_2.jar;z:\jstyle.jar;z:\jt
idy-04aug2000r7-dev.jar;z:\krysalis-wings-0.1.0-dev-2.jar;z:\logkit-20020529
.jar;z:\lucene-1.2-rc2.jar;z:\maybeupload_1-0-5pre3.jar;z:\pizza-1.1.jar;z:\
rdffilter.jar;z:\resolver-20020130.jar;z:\rhino-1.5r3.jar;z:\velocity-1.2.ja
r;z:\xalan-2.3.1.jar;z:\xercesImpl-2.0.0.jar;z:\xml-apis.jar;z:\xmldb-api-20
011111.jar;z:\xt-19991105.jar"
org.apache.cocoon.Main -c
d:\wwwroot\catalina\webapps\cocoon -dd:/tmp
-wc:/tmp -llogfile -uINFO
-fd:/tmp/uris.txt
Rather long, isn't it?
At least no classnotfound exceptions anymore. I
copied some of the jar
files to my ramdisk (z:\) to make the command
shorter.
Any hints? Is
this really the way to do it? and what should my uris.txt look
like? The
content is now:
http://127.0.0.1/
/
/cocoon//cocoon/mount/editor/test/1
cocoon/mount/editor/test/1
http:cocoon/mount/editor/test/1
http:/cocoon/mount/editor/test/1
http://jelle/cocoon/mount/editor/test/1
http://jelle/cocoon/mount/editor/test/1
cocoon:/mount/editor/test/1
All
off which give broken links or even string index out of range and help
me
nothing......
nothing big, just curious :)
.
Jelle
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Alten, Jelle
Paul (uto) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Verzonden: vrijdag 22
november 2002 16:43
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp:
How to use Command Line for html Generation
Hi,
I would like
to put a static html version of a cocoon site on a html-only
server. I read
somewhere that I can generate the HTML using the command-line
options for
Cocoon, but I don't know how.
I run Cocoon 2.0.3, Windows 2000, JDK 1.4.0
and Tomcat 4.0.3 (probably
doesn't matter). I admit, I know just about
nothing about java... shame on
me.
Looking forward to your
reaction,
Jelle
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