On 14.05.2009 15:41, Jean-Claude Moissinac wrote:
OK
I will investigate in that direction.
But it will help if I can find what cocoon is trying to write.
(I think, I'm not the first to use cocoon.war in tomcat on Ubuntu)
Looking at your stack trace it's
at java.lang.System.getProperty(System.java:669)
at org.apache.cocoon.util.PropertySettings.<init>(PropertySettings.java:74)
// now read all properties from the properties directory
readProperties("context://WEB-INF/properties", resolver);
// read additional properties file
String additionalPropertyFile =
properties.containsKey(Settings.PROPERTY_USER_SETTINGS)
? (String)properties.get(Settings.PROPERTY_USER_SETTINGS)
: System.getProperty(Settings.PROPERTY_USER_SETTINGS);
It's not the file access troubling you but the access to system
properties (last line in code snippet). This is not a file system issue
but an issue with a configured SecurityManager which doesn't allow you
to access system properties.
Joerg
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