I did not try Lenya 1.2.
I am hoping than Lenya 1.4 will be sufficiently stable by the fall for
moderate use.
I am trying to determine whether that is possible and trying to report
all of the problems and solutions that I discover in the hopes that my
efforts will contribute a little bit to this goal.
I suppose that at some point I will have to make a judgement about the
long-term viability of this path. If not, I will probably look at
OpenCMS which also appears to be an architecture that I can live with.
I am a bit discomforted by the bugs that I have run into so far. The
lack of repeatability of problems is also a bit disconcerting. Bugs that
stay put between restarts are a lot easier to solve.
The problem running Cocoon in the standard Tomcat installation
configuration makes me worry about the committment to standards. This
does appear to be a Cocoon problem and the lack of coordination between
Cocoon and Jakarta is puzzling. One would have hoped that the two teams
would have worked together a bit better. In my current situation this is
not a practical problem since I only have 1 other tomcat application
running under test and the production environment is Linux.
Ron
Michael Wechner wrote:
Ron Wheeler wrote:
Killed Lenya and restarted.
I got a Cocoon Error screen.
Killed Tomcat and restarted it. Back to Untranslated.
Is it really such a fragile system or am I still wrestling with
installation and configuration issues.
I would say there is still something wrong with the installation, but
I have
to admit that the "untranslated issue" is annoying. I hope that
somebody (myself
included) will be able to solve this within the near future.
Btw, did you ever try Lenya 1.2.X?
Michi
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