Unable to use Woody on latest Cocoon from CVS (2)

[jcplerm]

Looking at the stack trace that I reproduced below I would think the JXPathBindingManager.java is looking for key "field" among the following entries defined in this section of cocoon.xconf:     <woody-binding logger="woody.binding">     <bindings>       <binding name="value" src=""/>       <binding name="context" src=""/>       <binding name="repeater" src=""/>       <binding name="simple-repeater" src=""/>       <binding name="aggregate" src=""/>       <binding name="set-attribute" src=""/>       <binding name="insert-node" src=""/>       <binding name="delete-node" src=""/>       <binding name="insert-bean" src=""/>     </bindings>   </woody-binding>   But there is no "field" entry at all. Is there something missing here?   As I mentioned in my first e-mail, this is exactly what I got after building today's CVS download.   jlerm ----- Original Message ----- From: jcplerm To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 12:29 PM Subject: Unable to use Woody on latest Cocoon from CVS This relates to a problem that I reported some time ago. At that time I tried to update Cocoon to the latest CVS version simply by pasting jar files onto my existing deployed Cocoon directory tree.   This time I made sure I replaced the entire Cocoon webapp folder with the new built from the CVS version downloaded today. I ran build.bat, then copied to <TOMCARDIR>/webapps the entire contents of cocoon-2.1/build/webapp as <TOMCARDIR>/webapps/cocoon.   I did not modify cocoon.xconf at all. It seems to contain definitions for all widgets.   I am able to bring Cocoon up and see its welcome page, as well as successfully run portions of my Cocoon application that do not have anything to do with Woody.   But when I try to access a form rendered with XML binding, I get this exception:   CAUSE: org.apache.avalon.framework.service.ServiceException: Non-existing component for this hint (Key='field') org.apache.cocoon.woody.binding.BindingException: Cannot handle binding element with name "field".         at org.apache.cocoon.woody.binding.JXPathBindingManager$Assistant.getBindingBuilder(JXPathBindingManager.java:149)         at org.apache.cocoon.woody.binding.JXPathBindingManager$Assistant.getBindingForConfigurationElement(JXPathBindingManager.java:161)         at org.apache.cocoon.woody.binding.JXPathBindingManager$Assistant.makeChildBindings(JXPathBindingManager.java:179)         at org.apache.cocoon.woody.binding.RepeaterJXPathBindingBuilder.buildBinding(RepeaterJXPathBindingBuilder.java:134) ......   Again, I did not modify at all any xconf files. The one that I am using is exactly the same as the one you would get if you downloaded Cocoon from CVS today and followed the process that I described above.   Any ideas?   Thanks,   jlerm