basically it is very simple, and I assume it should even work with knoppix, if Java is running.
How difficult is it to set up a minimal linux development environment with tomcat and cocoon? Can it be done with a knoppix or mandrake livecd? Or better yet, are there any "testbed" linux distros that installs on windows as an application?
basically, you can prepare everything on, e.g., the windows machine (side comment: allthough I have no idea why anyone would want to develop on a windows machine *g*):
(1) compile cocoon with the war option; something like:
./build.sh war
(2) unpack tomcat
(3) copy the cocoon.war to tomcat webapps
(4) set the Java_home environment variable using (bash):
export JAVA_HOME='/....'
(5) start tomcat using /bin/startup.sh
(6) test cocoon connecting to localhost:8080/cocoon
(7) if everything is running, make a tar.gz or zip of the complete tomcat and
(8) copy and untar/zip it on the knoppix/linux. start it and everything should run
alex
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