[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
> Hi,
> I'm running Tomcat 4.0 m5 with Cocoon2 on Apache 3.1.19 and mod_webapp.
>
> Scenario:
>
> 1)lynx http://localhost:8080/examples/servlets/ shows Tomcat's examples
> (servlets and JSP) file correctly.
>
> 2)lynx http://localhost:8080/examples/cocoon/ shows Cocoon's xml files correctly
>
> 3)lynx http://localhost/examples/servlets/ works as 1)
>
> 4)lynx http://localhost/examples/cocoon/ has a strange behaviour.
> When I select an xml file, browser asks me if I would save the file on hard
>disk. \
> Now it doesn't recognise .xml extension! The same with Netscape.
>
> Is this a problem in httpd.conf or in server.xml (or in web.xml)?
>
Hi
i had the same problem a time ago and i think i have the solution:
The following statem,ents are taken fromn the cocoon-documentation
<cut>
To make Cocoon work with Tomcat, you must add a context to Tomcat that describes to
Tomcat
how to load Cocoon files. Then you must tell Apache to send certain requests to Tomcat
(and
consequently Cocoon). Finally you must provide the .xml files to be served by Cocoon.
These
steps are outlined below
</cut>
-> If you dont do so , the Webserver cant recoginze the *.xml context and the browser
asks
you save the file on hard disk
<cut>
A context in Tomcat describes to Tomcat how and when to load a particular servlet and
Cocoon is one such servlet. First we need to make sure that Tomcat knows how to load
the
Cocoon .jar files. To begin with, you must copy any .jar files from $COCOON_HOME/lib to
$TOMCAT_HOME/lib that are necessary for Cocoon to run (see top of page). In addition,
you
must copy $COCOON_HOME/bin/cocoon.jar to $TOMCAT_HOME/lib.
In recent versions of Tomcat under Unix and Windows, Tomcat will automatically detect
any
.jar files in the $TOMCAT_HOME/lib directory. But with Tomcat 3.1 under Windows only,
you
must explicitly add the new .jar files in the appropriate place in the file
$TOMCAT_ROOT/bin/tomcat.bat.
Next you must tell Tomcat about the new context which will run Cocoon requests. To do
this
edit the file $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/server.xml and add the following line:
<Context path="/cocoon" docBase="webapps/cocoon" debug="0" reloadable="true" >
</Context>
This tells Tomcat that requests that come in under that partial path "/cocoon" should
be
mapped to the context defined in the directory "webapps/cocoon".
</cut>
That will do the job i think.You can also take a look at the good documentarion.The
docs
can be found at
$COCOON_HOME/docs
Then just klick install.html
Bye,
Holger
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