"Golden D. Blount" wrote:
> 
> I am using:
> 
> Windows 98SE
> 64M Memory
> 

64Mo won't be enough for a production environement, but well neither is Win98...

> Apache 1.3.12
> Tomcat 3.1
> JDK 1.3.0
> Cocoon 1.7.4
> Xerces 1.1.1
> 

> ---------  tomcat/webapps/jetspeed/WEB-INF/web.xml   ------------
> 

seems ok

> 
> ---------   Turbine.properties  -------------
> Although I have tried many other changes, this is currently the only change
> to the vanilla Turbine.Properties file
> 
> #the properties file for Jetspeed
> jetspeed.properties=C:/apacheextras/jetspeed/src/config/JetspeedResources.pr
> operties
>

ok
you'd better have a correct DB install though. 
 
> ---------    Jetspeed.properties  --------------
> The same for Jetspeed.properties
> 
> #########################################
> # Cocoon config                         #
> #########################################
> #Jetspeed attempts to initialize it's own Cocoon Engine.
> cocoon.properties.file=C:/apacheextras/jetspeed/src/config/cocoon.properties
>

you should modify other resource keys, among these

cache.directory
temp.directory
public.cache.directory

In fact, check all the *.directory properties so that they point to an existing
physical location on your disk.

If you don't use a DB, be sure to set: 

enable.userauthentication=false


> ---------  Other considerations  -----------
> 
> I wasn't clear on what to do with "/content" so I tried many different
> things with the same results.
> Currently, I have a content.war file in my tomcat/webapps directory to
> emulate the samples that are there.
> 
> I would be glad to supply any other information if you can tell me what you
> need to see.
> 

The easiest method to deal with /content is to copy the content directory in 
the document root of your web server.

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