giacomo wrote:
>>>For 1: The Deploying Engine (Cocoon.java today) needs to directly use
>>>some kind of URI-Matcher to mount the sub-sitemap of an Application. It
>>>could done by dynamically add those mounts to the root sitemap when
>>>using the interpreted sitemap treeprocessor. there will also be a method
>>>of dynamically specify the deployment (i.e. looking into the webapps
>>>context directory for newly added Cocoon Application Component archives
>>>or the technologically more advanced 'net deployment' procedure).
>>>
>>Isn't this what the "mount" mechanism is about?
>>
>
> I don't understand what you are asking for.
I am asking: doesn't the existing mount mechanism already address your
point?
> If you use Apache virtual hosts you should also use Apache
> mod_rewrite/mod_proxy for that and your scenario is easy possible with
> only one Cocoon instance.
I am using simple redirects. Probably I should be using mod_rewrite, but
having fought with it in the past, I am a little intimidated by its
complexity :)
> You simply need a test environment which reflects your production
> environment.
I do have a test environment, of course, but should a new cocoon.jar
breaks all the existing applications, I would have to chase down the
bugs and fix them on the test env, before going production. Like they
say: if it ain't broke, don't fix it ;).
Ugo
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