Hi Bert,
we'll try Xvfb, and there'll be a second attempt with PJA.
Talking of which: What did you do to enable Java to find the PJA jars?
Xvfb: If I interpret Chris's mail right, it is possible to run this
as a normal user. It's not run as root, which is certainly something
desirable for us...
However:
In fact, we *do have* X on our server, which we use for other purposes,
but we certainly can find another solution for that. But the question
is:
Why do we get that error message, although we have an X server
up and running?
Can anyone explain what the problem is actually caused by?
We think there's something missing in the C2 documentation, or the
file modes may need a change; we don't know. Anyway, our observation
is that C2 cannot be used out of the box, as described in the
installation instructions, no matter, if it is installed on the
local host, or on a remotely accessible machine.
>Hi, I'm using
>- SuSE 7.3
>- Apache 1.3.20
>- JDK 1.3.1_02
>- Tomcat 4.0.1
>- Cocoon 2.0.0
>- PJA classes to replace the X-environment
>
>This runs fine without any problem. All SVG samples work without any
>problem. Log files are clean!
>SuSE is installed as a headless system, so no X is available. The
>webmaster of the production system does not want to install X or any
>remotely X-sounding application due to security reasons. So Xvfb is
>scraped too!
>Why don't you use PJA or Xvfb?
>Bert
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