From: Jan Warnstam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Problems with Cocoon 2 with Tomcat 3.2.3-1 on Debian
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 17:42:53 +0200
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> First, I suspect that, since I am running both Cocoon and Tomcat on
> a remote server (which I access via SSH) the Tomcat engine has a
> problem with opening an X connection when AWT is invoked by Cocoon 2
> (is it? it's a guess). I tried to patch this by setting the DISPLAY
> environment variable to localhost:47 in the /etc/init.d/tomcat shell
> script but that did not make it work, though it changed the
> behaviour since Tomcat stopped crashing and we got an error message
> in the browser instead. Check the log snapshot from cocoon.log
> below:
I'm waiting for a better solution but I commented all the svg
references in the sitemap... but there was a discussion a week ago,
maybe you'll find an alternative in the archive.
> Now, also it seems that our Cocoon 2 is having problems reaching
> JdbcConnection, look below:
I cannot do that to (but on MacOSX hsqldb works fine with
cocoon2!). So I did create a postgresql db to use with cocoon2 and put
the jar file for postgres in WEB-INF/lib and modify the entry in the
cocoon.xconf. You can find the table here:
http://vbstefi30.fapse.ulg.ac.be/help/cocoon_employee.sql
[of course it's free! GPL, ASL, copyleft and what ever you want;))]
> Also, there is a complaint that the sitemap handler's sitemap is not
> available. This is also the error being printed on the error message
> page being displayed in the browser as I try to access
> :8081/cocoon/. Check the third and last log snapshot below:
Well, I think it's because of the svg problem.
Hope it helps,
--Arnaud
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