Bowe, Bastian wrote:
Wow. You have me totally confused. I'm not sure how you expect this to work.Hello,
I would like to run the cocoon 2.1.6 application (as it is
available on the website) as a JSR 168 portlet within Pluto
running on Tomcat 4.1.31. There are might be better solutions to
achieve this but I want to do it this way because I'm planning to
deploy a cocoon app in a plumtree 5 JSR portlet container.
Cocoon, as it exists today, is a servlet. It can't be used as a JSR-168 portlet as it doesn't implement that interface, unless you wrap it with a generic portlet that wraps the servlet, perhaps in an iframe. Another possibility would be to copy CocoonServlet.java and create CocoonPortlet.java, although I can't say how well that would work. The worst part of all this is it sounds like you are configuring Cocoon to run JSR-168 portlets as well.
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