John Blumer said: > Maybe the file is corrupt. How do I do a clean install, please.
It's in install.txt, but having just done that yesterday on my XP box (I do use Cocoon on my Linux systems too) I did ./build clean to remove the existing build, then ./build [option] where option is optional and represents whatever build target you want to use. I personally usually don't specify a build target. No point unless you're deploying to a different box and want everything in a handy war file. I'm wondering if there's something missing in your classpath or $JAVA_HOME environmental variables. That has been a big problem for me on multi-user systems where the administrator hasn't set $JAVA_HOME globally, or properly. Note too that I'm still just learning Cocoon. Rod. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
