Comments below...
At 09:41 AM 02/10/2001 -0400, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
> > From: Alfredas Chmieliauskas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> > Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 8:29 AM
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: [Proposal] C2 + tomcat 4
> >
> >
> > Hello,
> > It seems that c2 + tomcat4 is the most problematic issue for a couple
> of weeks already
> > (while it is one of the most used configurations). I myself had a hard
> time installing
> > it due to sitemap_xmap.java did not re-compile, well whatever.
>
>The funny thing that it's the most easiest combination, comparing to
>Tomcat 3.x,
>Resin, etc. The only thing you need to do is:
> - do not use JDK1.4,
> - do not use CLASSPATH
> - do not use /ext/ libraries
Two points (or some might think quibbles) about your advice:
1. If true, this information is not well documented... anywhere. To my
knowledge at least.
2. I'm not exactly sure what you mean or imply by "do not use CLASSPATH"
but in general it seems like a totally unrealistic constraint to put on an
installation or operating process. CLASSPATH, whether system or user (in
the Win2K world) is a basic functionality of Java. Some systems explicitly
require certain flavors of CLASSPATH to permit functioning.
The only justification for the problems we've had that I can think of is
that Cocoon is not release level software yet. You're going to be a little
more forgiving of a problem under those conditions. However, we are now in
RC phase and I'd be more comfortable if I thought there was a definitive
explanation and solution to these chimerical problems. One of my concerns
has to do with subtle and not so subtle dependencies of Cocoon on the
Apache/Tomcat way of doing things. It doesn't take to much carelessness or
myopia to build Sun and/or Tomcat dependencies into Cocoon similar to those
being discovered in Velocity for example.
Your experience differs from a significant number of others.
...edN
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