To Ed Knutson,
Ed,
In the FAQ-O-Matic you mention setting up a separate servlet zone for
Cocoon and a different zone for Jetspeed. I am attempting to implement
this and am having problems. I am using Cocoon 1.7.0 separate from
Jetspeed...
The Cocoon documentation says to do something like this:
Action cocoon /<my_cocoon_servlet_zone>/org.apache.cocoon.Cocoon
AddHandler cocoon xml
With this directive, Cocoon is still going to process the
defaultPortlets.xml file before Jetspeed can do anything with it.
I can set up the servlet zones ok, but I don't know how to restrict when
Cocoon should or should not run. (At least I think the zones are set
up ok. Apache JServ 1.1 seemingly loads fine and I can see all the
zones when I look at http://localhost/jserv/ to check statuses.)
If I comment out the above lines for cocoon and xml files, restart the
server, defaultPortlets.xml gets properly processed by Jetspeed and the
CocoonPortlet method executes without a hitch.
Argh. I don't know where else to look.
Here's how I'm mounting the zones:
ApJServMount /xml/cocoon /cocoon
ApJServMount /xml/jetspeed /jetspeed
Thanks for your insights
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