Hi Matthew!
We are using WAS 4.03 and WAS 5.0 (5.1)
Cocoon Versions: 2.0.4, 2.1 and 2.1.3
We had a lot of troubles (especially with redirects).
The WebSphere Software is very different inside versions depending on the
OS where your WAS is running.
e.g. WAS on zOS (Host) is in real not compareable to the corresponding AIX
or Linux Version.
WAS is shipped with different XALAN Versions (some XALANS inside WAS would
return as the vendor Lotus Corp or IBM Foundation)
Be aware of using these XSL prcessors! (very slow)
WAS is shipped with its own rhino implementation --> Flow wont work on WAS
with default settings.
It also depends on your installation and configuration of WAS.
e.g
running more then one cocoon apps in one instanceis really hard work
because of classloader problems. on the other hand configuring
a new was instance for each Cocoon app need a lot of memory.
Give me a call if you have some detailed questions!
regards from vienna
Manfred
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Thema: [Hands-Up] Cocoon in IBM Websphere?
Hi,
just a quick "hands-up" - is anyone currently running Cocoon in IBM
Websphere? If so which version of Cocoon and IBM Websphere are you
using? Are there any Websphere specific problems with Cocoon atm?
We don't have a Websphere installation but we have a customer asking :)
Thanks
Matthew
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