Hi Brent !
When you were using Hibernate standalone, how did you access the
Database ? How are you managing the Hibernate Session ? Did you specify
your connection pool in cocoon.xconf ?
The "no suitable driver" exception could be a hint, though, that you
forgot to copy the JDBC SQL Driver (e.g. mysql-connector-j for MySQL)
to WEB-INF/lib at the server in your office.
HTH,
Johannes
Brent Johnson schrieb:
Tomcat 5.5.x (not sure exactly, at this moment Im booted back into
windowsXP). I'm using the same version with pretty much the same
configuration as my server where this is working (both machines are
setup with similar paths and etc for the webapp).
- Brent
On 5/25/05, jiBeya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Brent,
what container are you using?
regards
On 25 May 2005, at 18:14, Brent Johnson wrote:
I've got an application running under Cocoon 2.1.7 and Hibernate3.
It's working fine right now on my development server at home. In the
past, when travelling to the home office, I just copy down the whole
webapp and it works fine.
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