Jakob Fix wrote:
Hello,
I'm having a weird problem porting a web application to Linux. The
application itself consists of Java 1.5 / Jetty / Cocoon 2.1.7 / Exist
XML database. It was developped in a Windows environment, but now we
want to deploy it on a Linux server. Almost everything went very
well, it's Java after all.
However, one persisting problem I have is this: Cocoon appears to not
be able to compile one of the two XSP pages saying that it can't be found,
although it absolutely positively exists at the location indicated
(see attached core.log and access.log extracts).
I've added the tools.jar to my jre's lib/ directory because I read on
the cocoon website its absence may not allow to compile certain
jsp/xsp pages. However, I have two XSP pages of which one functions
correctly while the other one cannot apparently be found and thus
compiled.
I've tested this on another Linux server (also Debian) with the same results.
I'm not really sure what other information I should provide (is the
actual XSP code interesting?).
This problem really puzzles me. Any help is greatly appreciated.
--
cheers,
Jakob.
I haven't looked at your details or log, but the problem sounds like one
we had, based on case sensitivity issues:
The compiled XSP page exists but has the wrong casing; the piece of
Cocoon thath would compile missing files case-insensitively recognizes
its presence and therefore doesn't recompile it, but the piece of Cocoon
that would execute the compile file case-sensitively declares it's not
there. (The casing of the compiled file was wrong because we had changed
the casing of the xsp file after having it compiled once; Cocoon was
never able to handle that.)
This problem could be affected by having developed on Windows (which has
more case insensitivity) and run on Linux.
We solved the problem under Tomcat by deleting the work/ folder, forcing
a recompile of all XSP pages. Sounds like you would do this by deleting
/var/www/dynaprism/lib/exist/tools/jetty/work
If that doesn't help, let us know...
HTH,
Lars
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