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Hello again,
I am testing my site. I have
installed Apache to serve static content. I have some JSP pages I use standalone
or in generators in Cocoon. And I have of course, some translators.
Well after some few tests, I see
all is running OK. But, before continue developing the site, I want discuss how
to contruct the directory structure. My site can become a large one, and I would
like things are well done from beggining.
I would like Apache does the
work of serving static content, but in my XSL (cocoon) I do references to, for
example, "/images/button.gif". Of course, this doesn't work, because the
"/images" directory is under the Apache root directory, not Cocoon nor Tomcat
root directory. I have think about this and can create a common directory
structure for the three (Apache, Tomcat, Cocoon) or I configure some URIs in
workers2.properties to match different file/directory types. But, I think then I
have to use complete URLs in all the pages to help Apache to do his work
correctly (to apply the configuration in workers2.properties).
I need some orientation or other
people experiences about this.
Sure there is a lot of people
with same needs.
Thanks in
advance!!!
Eduardo.
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