I knew no java code block jar works in cocoon 2.2,but this type of block is not suitable for long run non-stop system.I saw the exact type block existing in tomcat work directory,so I guest it could be possible to use non-jar block I don't like maven,this system is too compliacte and the repo system is a mass.Many times I build form trunk,I always can't get the needing dependance from internet because the speed.So if possible and easy I want to use the old style java IDE .So If possible,I will set up the whole frame first and then let the others just using the eclipse not maven,that's why I ask those question.
Roy Huang 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. I don't know if you can have non-jar blocks. One of my blocks does not contain any java code - just pure html, but still it's a jar file inside my cocoon application. Barbara On 24 Jul, 2008, at 9:47 am, lingerer huang wrote: > Hi,cocooners > I have been using cocoon 2.1 for 4 years.Recent weeks I begin thinking > about migration to cocoon 2.2.After some research and reading the post > mail list > like: > http://marc.info/?l=xml-cocoon-users&m=121215707010191&w=2 > I still have some questions about migration. > My apps base on cocoon 2.1.x ,using forms/portal/flowscript/ > jxtemplate a lot,and combine hibernate and spring.My apps run on > tomcat or other web container,in most schemes,we just update some > flowscript,form define xml or other jxtemplate xml file and don't need > to restart the server(It's important for running system).After I did > some research on cocoon 2.2,I got theses question: > 1.Does my custom app in cocoon 2.2 must be a block?Can I just using > the core block and place files(like sitemap/resource files) just like > cocoon 2.1? > The answer decide if I can migrade from 2.1 to 2.2 without much work > 2.If ONLY block can exist in cocoon 2.2 ,can block exist in a file > system style and not in a jar style under a production environment? > I pack a cocoon 2.2 war form trunk and run it on tomcat,I found the > block file will be exact to tomcat work directory,So cocoon 2.2 MUST > run like 2.1 when pipeline needs,I'm just want to know if I can do it > not by block jar but block directory and the change in the directory > will automatic publish to tomcat work directory.The answer decide if I > can just update resource files and not update jar file,in most cases > this means no reload required. > 3.If block jar style is required,can the Cocoon Block preparation work > under production environment? > In my experiences only spring osgi or similar provide jar hot replace > ,can Cocoon Block preparation provide this? > 4.How does Cocoon Block preparation provide RAD with other web > container not control by maven?Or how to confige maven to use other > web container like tomcat? > My team never use maven and all using Eclipse base IDE and run apps in > IDE(tomcat mostly),I just want to know if I can just cut the leaning > pains for maven and using the old style way to develop apps on cocoon > 2.2 > > Can any help? > > Thanks in advance > > Roy > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
