comments included.
- james
Luc Saint-Elie wrote:
>
> Le 02:54 19/08/99 -0700, James Todd a écrit:
>
> >hi luc, et al -
>
> > regarding tomcat and cocoon ... i was able to get
> > cocoon to print out a status page for the following
> > logical request:
>
> > localhost:8080/hello.xml
>
> With Tomcat 1.0-ea this url (I fact I use port 80 and my server is an
> intranet server with a 192.168.0.180 IP address) leads to cocoon status
> page but
>
> 192.168.0.180/cocoon/hello.xml
> Works.
in looking at the cocoon source last night i think there's
a problem with the Cocoon.service() method near the
request.getPathInfo() conditional. i just looked into it
briefly late last night so i could be off base a bit but
i do believe that the related posting on jsp-interest
concerning cocoon fixes to run on jswdk are most likely
quite valid.
> The consequence is that I fail to display a xml file to be xsl processed in
> html if this file is not in the main webapp declared in default.cfg (in my
> case a "pictoris" folder) because if a file is in.. lets says.. "doconline"
> folder, a call to
>
> 192.168.0.180/cocoon/doconline/hello.xml
>
> Leads to a logical error saying that the url is not found
>
> //----
> Cocoon 1.3.1
> Error found handling the request. java.io.FileNotFoundException:
> C:\JSWDK\pictoris\doconline\news.xml [...]
> //-----
>
> The conclusion of this is perhaps that SUN may want to publish a document
> stating the standard recommendation for 100% Java Web server settings (for
> example the webapp concept and the WEB-INF directory role).
servlet 2.2 expands on this. a link is provided below.
> Because in fact today JWSDK 1.0-EA is two pretty different stuff in one:
different yet completely complimentary in my mind. also, these
components are, for the most part, completely pluggable (or will
be).
> - a Web Server reference implementation (as JWS will be discontinued)
> - A JSP API reference implementation
> - A servlet API reference implementation
>
> > now, i'm doing this under the next tomcat release
> > which is the servlet 2.2 reference implementation
> > and i realize the following will only be relevant to
> > a select number of folks on this list but ...
>
> If its not a secret, is it possible to know when the other people will be
> able to have a look at Tomcat 2.2 ? :-)
soon. an annoucement will be posted here.
i was just trying to give a taste of what is to come.
jswdk support for servlet 2.2 is nearly baked.
>
> > here's the configuration information i'm using:
>
> This is (in xml format) the same configuration I'm using for Tomcat 1.0
> except for
>
> <url-pattern>
> *.xml
> </url-pattern>
>
> Is the "*" a new way to declare the mapping ?
yep. this is stated in the servlet 2.2 spec:
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/2.2/index.html
> Current Tomcat release uses
> .xml=cocoon or
> .jsp=jsp
>
> not *.xml = cocoon *.jsp=jsp
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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