Re: File mode cause of sitemap not available problems?

this is resolved at the basic level (in Batik) you have to use some tricks to get Cocoon to work with SVG. Well, that is my opinion anyway. Cheers, Martijn Bouterse - Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ

Re: Problems, switching off svg

Vadim Gritsenko wrote: 1. Stop the server 2. Wipe out any *svg* from the sitemap 3. Clean work directory (I guess everybody forget this step) I find this a bit cumbersome. This is probably a Tomcat issue, but why is the work dir not cleaned? If I stop the server there isn't any 'work' done

Re: Problems, switching off svg

jars but will complete succesfully. (note:the CVS version is a beta-version and might me broken). Cheers, Martijn Bouterse - Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. http

Re: xsp without stylesheet?

are ignored, it may be nessecary to restart your servlet engine (for example Tomcat) to reload the sitemap. Greetz Martijn Bouterse - Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. http

Re: Stuck with Cocoon 2.0 installation

Please mention your OS. There is a known issue with *nix and an X11 DISPLAY not being available. But I can not tell if you suffer the same problem if you don't let us know what OS your Cocoon/Tomcat system is on. Greetings Martijn Bouterse Andreas Rittershofer wrote: I've installed: tomcat

Re: cannot install Cocoon 2 in Redhat linux

, but with me J2SDK version 1.3.1 from SUN worked best. If you have any more problems, please report the version numbers of the various parts: JDK, Servlet Engine, Cocoon. Greetings, Martijn Bouterse - Please check that your question has

Re: Cocoon and Slide

being implemented and tested in the 2.1-dev version of Cocoon using the Jakarta Lucene search engine (http://jakarta.apache.org/lucene/). The implementation is not yet stable or finished, so you have to wait some... Greatings, Martijn Bouterse

Re: cocoon path outside cocoon's dir

being too strict. In my installation Tomcat is run as user www-data and subsequently Cocoon is also running with that userid. Thus when Cocoon needs to read some file, the file has to be readable for user www-data (in my case) or for everyone. Hope this helpes Martijn Bouterse

Re: Passing markup Symbols through Cocoon

of solving this problem? David Allen I think the solution to your problem is to use this container: ![CDATA[put_anything_here]] Regards, Martijn Bouterse - Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ

Re: Where to read information on http://apache.org/xsp/util/2.0?

://www.suranyami.com/XSPtutorial/ http://www.pankaj-k.net/uc2/ grtz Martijn Bouterse - Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faqs.html To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL

Re: Cocoon + Tomcat + Apache

describing how to do this? And to make apache serve the static files (images for example) how do i override the catch-all to alias some directories (like /images) to a static dir and have them served by apache ? Depends on the version of Cocoon you use, please be more specific. Martijn Bouterse

Re: about sitemap

may be available for other Linux flavors as well. However, the latest version of Cocoon2 source (including the documentation) can best be obtained via CVS. See the Apache Cocoon 2 website how to do that. Martijn Bouterse - Please

Re: SVG, JPEG, PNG and Xvfb

running Xvfb - strangely. This looks more like a problem with a stylesheet or with Batik itself. Regards, Martijn Bouterse - Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. http