Il giorno 20/apr/05, alle 01:03, Sebastien Arbogast ha scritto:

Ok that's what I was afraid of : when my application context is
initialized, I get some SQLException errors because it can't find my
database. Because if I'm not wrong, cocoon.xconf is processed after
web.xml so hsqldb-server instance is setup after spring application
context. So it seems that I can't use hsqldb internally even if it's
very interesting because it can really simplify application deployment
from the user's point of view : no need to configure any database or
datasource externally, the application does it on its own.
It seems I will have to use some external database anyway...

This is the reason why my the instructions for my CHS [1] sample app explicitly state that you should *exclude* the hsqldb Cocoon block from the build. Inside CHS there is a Spring component that wraps HSQLDB and ensures that it is available before the datasource is initialized. I did that for exactly the same reasons you mention here.

        Ugo

[1] http://cocoondev.org/main/117/43.html

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