Hi Tony,
Thanks for going through the details and confirming that it is OK. I did
restart Tomcat after copying the mysql.jar to the tomcat lib directory. 
I wondered if the SQL Transformer had 'broken' or I had a bad install, so I
reinstalled all the components yesterday, but to no effect.

I tried your suggestion, declaring the SQL namespace at the root tag, but
again to no effect - this is the output:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?> 
- <document xmlns:sql="http://apache.org/cocoon/sql/2.0";>
- <sql:execute-query>
  <sql:use-connection>ward_connect</sql:use-connection> 
  <sql:query>select admin_name from wards</sql:query> 
  </sql:execute-query>
  </document>

- which is also the input ;)

I forgot to mention that I am working on win 2K - if that makes any
difference.

If this isn't a problem with cocoon, then could it be with the MySQL
database? It is installed on Localhost:3306, but apart from start the MySQL
server running, I don't do anything else. I assume that from the connection
parameters in cocoon.xconf......

  <datasources>
        <jdbc name="ward_connect">
                <pool-controller min="5" max="10"/>
        
<dburl>jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/ward_data?autoReconnect=true</dburl>
                <user>administrator</user>
                <password>mypassword</password>
        </jdbc>
  </datasources>

.....cocoon can find the database and connect to it? Although I read an
instruction on http://www.candlelightsoftware.com/orion-cocoon.html way down
the page under the bullet point "Initialize the database using
mysql............" that appears to call mysql from inside cocoon? is it a
requirement for MySQL to physically sit inside Tomcat/Cocoon on the
directory? I thought that the mysql.jar would find and connect to MySql
wherever it is, as long as the connection parameters are OK.

 I have played around with the access settings to the mysql database
(setting access from all locations, from localhost only etc..), but again -
no change. In any case, If there was a problem connecting to the database
then surely cocoon would throw up a error message to that effect, but
according to the access log, there are no problems! 

So i am still stumped, but have to get this sorted soon! deadlines are
approaching fast! gulp....

If you think of anything else. I will be very grateful for your help,

thanks,

Guy




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