Liam Morley wrote:
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It would be most helpful to see the exception that takes place in thelog file as well as the few lines immediately preceding it so it'seasier to tell what Cocoon was trying to do at the time. I'll be tryingCocoon out with JRun 3.0
Title: RE: Help! Help!
As hes using JRun, not Tomcat, I dont think that applies I assume that 8100 is the default JRun port, or is the port he decided to use. I dont think thats the problem.
Liam Morley
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From: Marc J. Driftmeyer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hi,
for those of you using Databeses with C2 and think about making it to C2b it
might be interesting to know a bug in the docs:
component
name=org.apache.avalon.util.datasource.DataSourceComponentSelector
class=org.apache.cocoon.CocoonComponentSelector
component-instance
Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2001 20:12:13 -0400
From: Michael Engelhart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I had this problem too. The .tar.gz distribution for some reason
doesn't extract correctly if you use the command line. Stuffit Expander
ignores this but some of the files are missing. Download the zip
Unfortunately I've deleted my tar.gz archive but you may be right. I
had just assumed that since gnutar is what they always recommend that
tar was just a symlink to gnutar but I just checked and it's not. I
didn't know there was a difference in the archive formats...
Mike
On Thursday,
Hi Luda,
You don't need to use redirects in Cocoon 2, you can do username and password
authentication using actions.
This way you don't even need to write esql tags yourself.
The DatabaseAuthenticatorAction is the best one to use.
Make sure it is mapped in your sitemap's map:actions section:
Hi,
is there a possibilty to debug the generated Code from the XSP files? Is
the *.java Code available. I didn't found it on the HHD.
I get an exception on runnig the XSP. (Line 92, column 38: ')'
expected)
But in my XSP isn't a line 92. It's got only 20 lines. This XSP is very
simple but
What OS/Servlet Engine are you using?
Under Tomcat the source is...
$TOMCAT_HOME/work/[context name]/org/apache/cocoon/www/...
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From: Tobias Luikard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 27 September 2001 11:36 am
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Debug XSP
There is only the sitemap. When the compiling fails, then there is no java
file either?
Is there a posibilty to compile the XSP by hand?
Thanks
Tobias
Morrison, John wrote:
What OS/Servlet Engine are you using?
Under Tomcat the source is...
$TOMCAT_HOME/work/[context
All the Java should be under there - if it is being produced.
Is the sitemap being compiled or is it just source?
It is _possible_ to compile the XSP by hand - but I wouldn't like to try.
You'd have to manually apply all the xslts to generate the java source then,
with an appropriate classpath,
Tobias,
When Cocoon is unable to produce a Java source file (say, there is an
unmatched tag in your XSL) then no .java file is made, but the error is
reported in your browser.
On the other hand, when the .java file is generated, but fails to compile,
then, of course, the .java
Hi Michael,
Doh! Is there any other documentation that you are working on that could be useful on ctwig?
Regards
Jeremy
Michael Bierenfeld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeremy Aston wrote: Just to advise that I have added examples similar to the ones in this thread to the cTwIG site
hi all !
i am using cocoon2.0b2 .
it was working perfectly well till yesterday.
now today , i have not been able to run cocoon as it
gives the
following
error when i click the url
http://localhost:8080/cocoon
exception
org.apache.avalon.framework.configuration.ConfigurationException:
Do you use another xml parser?
E.g. JDK 1.4 or a parser in lib/ext?
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Von: raghu iyengar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 27. September 2001 14:52
An: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: internal server error
hi all !
i am using cocoon2.0b2 .
it was
hi john !
thanx for your reply.
this problem started only when i tried to use JDK1.4
...by setting java_home=C:\jdk1.4 and adding
C:\jdk1.4\bin into the path.
but after i got teh error i again reverted back to
jdk1.3 .
but alas , i cud no longer get the cocoon working.
is there any other
It depends what servlet-engine you are using.
E.g. Resin looks for the JAVA_HOME in the Windows registry. If this is set
to 1.4, it uses this version.
You do not need to uninstall 1.4 but you have to make sure that it is not
used by your servlet engine (setting the right JAVA_HOME).
C2, WNT (hebrew enabled), Tomcat3.2.3, MySQL, IE5.5
Hey!
I'm trying to write an application that uses hebrew in forms (meaning that
the user can insert hebrew chars into form elements, mainly input boxes).
I guess that the problem is the same in any language which is encoded into
special html
Hm,
currently I am trying to integrate JBOSS (EJB-Server) into cocoon. But I
havent finished that. If its done I 'll post it.
Regards
Michael
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Hi,
believe me or not. I was struggling with the same error. After a couple
of reinstalls i removed sitemap.xmap from webapps/cocoon and restarted
the server. Then it was fine. In the end it turned out that it was
somehow related to the fact that all 3 Computers that were involved had
time
If you are brave enough, you could try to make cocoon run under JDK1.4,
if you do not have much java hacking experience, revert to JDK1.3.1
Vadim
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