I'd suggest trying the CLI from 2.1. It has much greater functionality.
OK, I could try that. But I guess it isn't possible to use the Main class from 2.1 for a 2.0.4 site, is it?
And, when I've summoned up the guts to make my first commit, it'll handle broken links much better and be more configurable as to what you can do with a page once you've generated it.
If you're interested in this, let me know and I'll tell you when I've committed it. I'd appreciate some help testing it!
Actually, at the moment all I need is the functionality to generate static pages, and I won't have the time to test additional features. But I will follow the topic on the list - the CLI is a great feature!
Maybe the Forrest guys are interested in more flexibility? I heard that they would like to move some functionality from Ant to Cocoon.
(FYI, I've certainly had the cocoon: protocol working on sites I've got).
OK, good to know :)
Thanks for your help!
Andreas
The following problems occur:
- The ComponentSelector does not find default components ("could not find component for hint []"). If I add type attributes to all component references in the sitemap, everything is fine.
- The cocoon: protocol does not work properly (I forgot the error message, but I can reproduce them if this helps).
- One page produces a broken link. The debug messages look OK (apart from the broken link one ...). The log files don't contain any exceptions, only success messages for all transformation steps.
In Tomcat, everything works fine.
Has anyone experienced similar problems? Could it help to update to a newer snapshot? Or should I try to use the batchfiles from the source distribution instead of the Ant project?
Thanks in advance! Andreas
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