Hello Ivan: Let me clarify few terminologies base on the way I understand them.
Cocoon block, is wrapped in a jar file, and provides specific functionality to other blocks or to the webapp. A cocoon web application, consists of one or more blocks, that colaborate together to deliver the over all functionality. The web app is the "war" file that can be deployed to a servlet container like tomcat. All the needed blocks are contained in the war file. This way you can create blocks and test them separately. Once they are what you need, you can deploy them to your application. Since you have a directory called COB-INF, I would say this is a cocoon block. Check this: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/BlocksDefinition On Fri May 29,2009 05:15 pm, Ivan Latysh wrote: > Hello All! > > Can anybody share a simple Cocoon webapp structure. I checked the > tutorials, but strangely they explain how to use Maven instead of how to > create a Cocoon webapp. > > So far I have got: > > ======================= > WEB-INF > + classes > | + com > | + COB-INF > | | + demo > | | + spring-bean.jx.xml > | | + welcome.xml > | + META-INF > | + cocoon > | + spring > | + block-servlet-service.xml > | + demo-application-context.xml > + lib > + applicationContext.xml > + log4j.xml > + web.xml > index.jsp > ======================= > > But it looks like I am missing something. > > -- > Ivan Latysh > [email protected] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > 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]
