On Sunday, June 1, 2003, at 01:57 PM, Geoff Howard wrote:
check through the logs in WEB-INF/logs and the tomcat logs as well for errors reported in instantiating the connection at startup.
The cocoon error log just contains the same error message that's displayed in the browser. Tomcat is not having a problem with the database as other webapps are currently using it with no difficulty.
Typically this problem has come down to one of the following: - permissions in mysql (is your user permitted to connect from localhost/ip?)
Yes, I am using the same username/password as the other webapps, and they are working fine. Also, I can change the user info and produce an authentication error, so this is clearly a different problem.
- the driver not being declared in web.xml
It is.
- using cocoon built with jdk1.2/1.3 with jdk1.4 or vice versa
This is a possibility. I'm pretty sure I downloaded the right one, but I could be wrong--at least it's something I can double-check.
Is there any trick to un-installing cocoon? I tried removing all its folders from Tomcat, but when I put the new cocoon.war file in there it didn't do anything. :-/
- something else that escapes me
Let me know if you recapture it. ;-)
Any of that help?
Possibly. I'll let you know. At any rate, thank you very much for replying!
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Austin
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