...from you experience is any way to automate all this procedure or to create
an "Install Shield" that will
run from a CD -install JAVA -set paths and variables -install cocoon (on jetty maybe) -create a shortcut :-)
Actually the JDK does not need to be "installed", copying the directory of a previous JDK installation works (but I don't know if it is ok re.licensing).
What I've been doing to move test installations between computers is a "standalone-demo" build, then you can prepare something like:
/cocoon-install
start-cocoon.cmd
/jdk1.3.1 (copied from an installed JDK)
/cocoon
/system (copied from build/standalone-demo)
/webapp (copied from build/webapp)Where start-cocoon.cmd contains:
@echo off echo preparing to start Cocoon....
for %%i in (start-cocoon.cmd) do set WORK_DIR=%%~di%%~pi echo WORK_DIR=%WORK_DIR% set JAVA_HOME=%WORK_DIR%/jdk1.3.1 echo JAVA_HOME=%JAVA_HOME%
echo Now you should see "java version "1.3.1_07" followed by two more lines
%JAVA_HOME%\bin\java.exe -version
pause
echo Starting Cocoon... cd cocoon\system .\cocoon.bat servlet pause
It is not a complete packaged install but that's a good start.
-Bertrand
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