- as Cocoon doesn't like to be in a .war file create a directory with .ear structure, e.g. I used
I expect that Cocoon by itself doesn't mind, but a lot of (default) settings of caching and logging modules point to files and directories of which Java then expects to find them on the file system. Application servers like Oracle Application server and the one you mention, probably don't extract the ear and war file, like servlet engines like Tomcat tend to do. Therefore, the files do not actually exist but in memory.
I, for myself, killed logging by Cocoon and switched off caching of session and flow variables to file system (web.xml settings). No problems encountered.
By the way, I had to use the ParanoidCocoonServlet as well, but only because Oracle (9-) has a crappy XML parser??
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