Hi the cocoon servlet should be in
%PATH_TO_RESIN%\webapps\cocoon\Web-Inf\lib\Cocoon-2.1-dev.jar
or
%PATH_TO_RESIN%\webapps\cocoon\Web-Inf\lib\Cocoon.jar
(depending on which version you are using)
i.e.
C:\Resin-2.0.0\webapps\cocoon\Web-Inf\lib\Cocoon-2.1-dev.jar
You place the Cocoon.war file in Resin-2.0.0\webapps
Resin Unpacks it to \webapps\cocoon\etc
Regards
Steve
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I tried this but now I get the following:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.cocoon.servlet.CocoonServlet
at
How and where do I set my class path so that the cocoon servlet is found?
Thanks again,
joy
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09:39 AM
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respond to
cocoon-users
Hi, With Cocoon2, Resin 2.0 IIS 5.0
1. Make Sure there is a virtual directory to scripts under the web site.
2. Cocoon goes in %RESIN_HOME%\web-apps
3. Point IIS at (in this case) c:\inets\resin\www\
Below the Resin conf File I used to get it to work
<caucho.com>
<java compiler="javac" compiler-args="" work-dir='work'/>
<jsp precompile='true' static-encoding='true' recompile-on-error='true'/>
<http-server>
<app-dir>Change to Your WWW directory Directory </app-dir>
<http port='8080'/>
<srun host='resin.es-s.net' port='6802'/>
<host id='resin.es-s.net'>
<war-dir id='webapps'/>
<web-app id='/' />
<servlet-mapping url-pattern='*.jsp'
servlet-name='com.caucho.jsp.JspServlet'/>
<servlet-mapping url-pattern='*.xml'
servlet-name='org.apache.cocoon.servlet.CocoonServlet'/>
<servlet-mapping url-pattern='/cocoon/*'
servlet-name='org.apache.cocoon.servlet.CocoonServlet'/>
</host>
<host id='c2.xtoad.net'>
<war-dir id='webapps'/>
<web-app id='/' />
<servlet-mapping url-pattern='/cocoon/*'
servlet-name='org.apache.cocoon.servlet.CocoonServlet'/>
</host>
<host id='cocoon2.xtoad.net'>
<war-dir id='webapps'/>
<web-app id='/' />
<servlet-mapping url-pattern='/cocoon/*'
servlet-name='org.apache.cocoon.servlet.CocoonServlet'/>
</host>
</http-server>
</caucho.com>
Regards
Steve
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Does any one have this combination working? I am not sure how to set up
the Cocoon folder. When I run resin with the default home of doc, Cocoon
runs fine. Now I am trying to use the IIS home of
Inetpub/wwwroot/Application root. But I am not sure where Cocoon should be
placed. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Joy
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