If it is actually *starting* you call it somewhere (if you use unix, I suggest a
find . -type f -exec grep -H hsql {} \; and patience, or just look at the deployed
supposedly minimized cocoon and check
1. WEB-INF/web.xml
2. WEB-INF/cocoon.xconf
3. sitemap.xmap
4. rm -rf samples (don't do this at home - NO WARRANTY GIVEN:)


And you can of course delete all jar files you're sure you don't need. Be very sure, and take small
steps - each time reloading cocoon or restarting tomcat (if thats what you use).
But uncalled libraries are not loaded.


You might also wish to edit WEB-INF/logkit.xconf and set every possible logger to
DEBUG. You'll get tons of output - but you'll see what is happening. Turn debug off
after that since logfiles of 100+ MB are quite common then.


I'm probably giving a lot of superfluous advise (maybe even incorrect:( since I don't know
how experienced you are.


If you do get a working result a posting with some good advice would surely be
appreciated - or maybe even an addition to the wiki docs:)


Good luck,
Leon

Mariusz Wojcik wrote:

Thanks for help... but are you sure that I don't need to remove some *.jar
file from subdirectories of cocoon_build/lib?
I've removed all database, hsql blocks, but  HSQLDB is still starting. The
same story may concern others components (but I'm not sure).

mario

----- Original Message -----
From: "Leon Widdershoven" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 09, 2004 9:33 PM
Subject: Re: How build minimal cocoon version for portal environment???




I can understand the question. I also had the same feeling, especially
when reading
the default configuration. It is not so much complex as very large.

I think the trick is to - indeed - read the INSTALL file. I'm not quite


sure


whether all references are fully stated in the local.blocks.properties
(I got a
compile error though I thought I did it right), but if you get it compiled
you have a go.

You don't need hsqldb. It's used in the examples which you don't use.

I can recommend an XML targetted editor for the config files (web.xml
and cocoon.xconf); pollo might be a good choice (found on sourceforge).

I personally don't really use it that much, but it's perfect to get an
overview
over the huge files and delete those parts you don't want. Don't forget
to back up:)

Leon

Joerg Heinicke wrote:



On 09.04.2004 11:24, Mariusz W�jcik wrote:



Hi
Which components are neccessary to build minimal cocoon portal
production
environment? I'd like to build it without HSQLDB Server. How can I do
it?


There is a INSTALL.TXT in the root dir of Cocoon that explains how to
do it (blocks.properties/local.blocks.properties).

Does this help? If not feel free to ask more questions.

Joerg

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