Barbara Slupik wrote:
I am using cocoon with maven and jetty in my development environment.
I develop and test individual blocks. Then I build my block jar files
and my cocoon application. Once everything works in maven/jetty
development environment I build application war file and put it in my
test environment which runs with tomcat. Test/production environment
does not need maven or jetty and does not need to download anything,
everything is already included in jar files.
Barbara
I am in a similar position to jantje. I am very much not a java person, but
I do like cocoon a lot as a database/xml/xslt framework. I am a
'development team' of one person at my site!
Suppose I have a small application that runs under jetty (on port 8888).
i.e.
in a shell in my application directory, myApp: mvn jetty:run
in my browser: http://localhost/myApp/
Now I want to run it under Tomcat, but I don't know what to do.
1. You say 'put it in my test environment.'
What exactly is 'my test environment'? Is it simply a directory
called 'test', which
is at (typically for windows)
C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 6.0\webapps\test
or if not, what is it, and where?
P.S. I have tried that, and it didn't work, but I have no idea whether
it should have worked or not.
In my browser, i went to 'http://localhost/myApp/'
(Tomcat is at the default http port, port 80, on my box, and my old
system works fine: http://localhost/cocoon/one/
http://localh
2. You say 'everything is already included in jar files'
What did I do to make that happen?
Where should these jar files be stored, so I can look into that
directory?
How can I check they work?
Or do I already know that, working under jetty they are available
system-wide.
If not, is there a check command such as
'java -jar cocoon_2.2.jar --version' or similar
On 7 Jul, 2008, at 6:11 pm, jantje wrote:
Hi there, I have used older versions of cocoon for over years.. Now I
want to
go to cocoon 2.2.
<snip> many similar questions I have
Thanks..
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