> I did get it to work by changing the association from xml and cocoon to cxml and
>cocoon:
> ApJServAction .cxml /<my_cocoon_servlet_zone>/org.apache.cocoon.Cocoon
I meant it the other way around (since there are usually just a few jetspeed xml files
vs. many cocoon, I meant make the jetspeed ones cxml, but oh well....)
> Hopefully this will work for the XSP stuff too :)
XSP.... is another story (I spent 6 hours on it yesterday and gave up when Kevin
posted that the error is within Cocoon).
As for Tomcat, I've been having fun with the latest CVS version. The 3.1M1 release
had a lot of weird little problems (eg, if you try to start it twice you can't shut it
down without killing it; its implementation of instance pooling goes nuts under load).
The new beta release works MUCH better. It still won't do load balancing AFAIK. Of
course, if your servlets don't need to maintain state with session cookies, you can
pretty much set up load balancing at the router level.
Jetspeed could be balanced in such a way: Jetspeed cluster -> DB cluster. That's a
whole different story that we all need to discuss soon but not now.
-ed
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