Environment: Windows XP, JDK 1.4, Tomcat 4.27, Cocoon 2.1.3 CVS 7 nov 2003
1) I have my own little Avalon component defined in cocoon.xconf. It is a factory component that should generate Hibernate sessions. When Cocoon is started by Tomcat, my component starts Hibernate. Hibernate tries to read its configuration files. These files are XML files. Everything seems to work fine, but when there is an element like eg <map> in this configuration file, the boot process starts to complain about the fact that "<map>" should have an attribute "role". The "<map>" element in my Hibernate configuration file does not need this attribute "role". This looks like a namespace problem. Why does cocoon assume some kind of an Avalon namespace when parsing cocoon.xconf? I tried to create my own namespace for my Hibernate configuration file, but that did not work. Anyone? 2) I excluded Deli in the blocks. Deli creates about 200 lines of error messages about "com.hp.hpl.jena.rdf.." when Tomcat starts Cocoon. These errors occur with a vanilla build of Cocoon and have nothing to do with the rest of this e-mail. This problem was reported before on the user list and Mikael Bj�rn pointed to the cause of this problem. Hugo Burm
