- Make sure you xml declaration in helloworld.xml is
(in your email it reads: , missing the ending ? - hopefully that
was just a typo.
- Try adding to your xsl:
Doing those two things, it works fine. If that
doesn't fix it, I'd reccomend:
- Add the error page back in to your stripp
Man, Steven, thanks for pointing that out--the Hello World example works now. The
really weird thing is that I *did* check that quite a few times and fixed the missing
? mark before. However, I had made a backup copy of the helloworld.xml file so that I
could delete my whole cocoon directory
Sonny Sukumar wrote:
> I cleared out error.log and accessed
> http://localhost:8080/cocoon/helloworld again and there's no errors
> that are logged. The page just comes up blank. When I click on View
> Source, the document source is COMPLETELY empty. Should I be using
> something other th
I cleared out error.log and accessed http://localhost:8080/cocoon/helloworld again and
there's no errors that are logged. The page just comes up blank. When I click on
View Source, the document source is COMPLETELY empty. Should I be using something
other than ? I just copied the example s
Sonny Sukumar wrote:
> HOWEVER: Cocoon now recognizes the URI when I navigate to
> http://localhost:8080/cocoon/helloworld, but it is nothing but a
> blank page. This started happening after switching the
> tag, and this behavior is still there after deleting the contents of
> $TOMCAT_HOME
No huuray. :-( To summarize, the following 2 things you suggested didn't work out:
-Changing the being used in cocoon.xconf
-Deleting all contents of the $TOMCAT_HOME/work
HOWEVER: Cocoon now recognizes the URI when I navigate to
http://localhost:8080/cocoon/helloworld, but it is nothing but
Sonny Sukumar wrote:
> I switched "treeprocessor" by commenting out one tag and
> uncommenting the other one in cocoon.xconf.
no huuray however?
> Btw, what is stored in Tomcat's work directory? This might sound
> like a dumb question to you, but I'm still on Hello World. :-)
using the (
I switched "treeprocessor" by commenting out one tag and uncommenting the
other one in cocoon.xconf.
Btw, what is stored in Tomcat's work directory? This might sound like a dumb question
to you, but I'm still on Hello World. :-)
Likewise, I haven't done anything with error handling, so if y
On a fresh Tomcat (4.1.12) installation I copied the file cocoon.war (this is Cocoon
2.0.3) into the $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directory. I then started Tomcat using
$TOMCAT_HOME/bin/startup.sh, navigated to http://localhost:8080/cocoon and Tomcat
expanded cocoon.war into $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/coco
Sonny Sukumar wrote:
> The problem *is* a Cocoon problem. The Tomcat servlet engine works
> just fine and Cocoon runs on it, but I can't get this Hello World
> example to work. I also don't understand why the other Cocoon pages
> still come up after I deleted ALL the other stuff inside the
> I also don't understand why the other Cocoon pages still come up after I
deleted ALL the other stuff > inside the tag other than my
for the Hello World example that
> generates from helloworld.xml, transforms with helloworld2html.xsl and
serializes the output.
That tends to suggest that the
Sure, here's a quick copy and paste of $COCOON_HOME (same thing as
$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/cocoon):
cocoon.xconf.moved i18n resources sitemap.xmap.bak tutorial
docs logicsheets samples stylesheets WEB-INF
documentationMETA-INF searchs
Sonny Sukumar wrote:
> If anyone can help me out with my original Hello World question, I
> would REALLY appreciate it..I want to get this to work sooo much.
I have trouble understanding your problem, too. Could you give us a
dirlisting of $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/cocoon - assuming you have deplo
Hi,
I should have mentioned that sitemap.xmap is in $COCOON_HOME, where it is supposed to
be from what I've read. I tried your suggestion, and got the same error.
Btw, can anyone tell me why there are MULTIPLE sitemap.xmap files in $COCOON_HOME
subdirectories? I thought there was only suppo
On Monday 07 October 2002 19:24, Sonny Sukumar wrote:
> The error: "The requested URI "/cocoon/helloworld" was not found."
>
> Now, the pipeline config info in sitemap.xmap:
I could have wild guess at this since I just was confused looking at a
helloworld example myself. But of course, your pro
Hi guys,
I'm following along in the book Cocoon: Building XML Applications and trying to get
the "Hello World" example to work. BEFORE you delete my email, PLEASE take a quick
look at the really simple files and config info below and see if you can help me. I
would REALLY appreciate the hel
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