--- snpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb: > On Wednesday 07 August 2002 04:21 pm, Vegan Portal > wrote: > ... > > Arrrrgh, at least have I learnt how to build and > > customize JBoss from scratch... > > This running version of JBoss is OK for me, > although I'm deleting old posts because my mailbox gets full and I found I did not answer this question. First, I want to mention that even manual replacement and tricking up with JBoss sources did not solve the problem of JBoss not correctly registering Cocoon's components starting with sitemap as JNDI services, using WAR or EAR. I'm not that experienced with Java and don't have time to ponder this further, so I've given up and wait till JBoss 3.1 is more mature. That means I'm using Jetty now, hopefully I won't have to customize Web container soon. Sevond, there are usually binary versions of JBoss/Tomcat with exact same output as I was able to achieve at sourceforge.net available. The only justification of rebuilding the sources is that you need special Tomcat version and you want to access J2EE from Cocoon. That cleared up, I will give just short guide, because I don't think anybody really needs this (for Linux, hope doesn't matter): 1) Make sure your JDK is correctly installed 2) In JBoss source root directory, run sh ./build/build.sh 3) Switch to catalina subdir (this is not Tomcat source, just sources to ceonnect it), edit properties file to point to binary distribution of Tomcat unpacked somewhere in your system, run build.sh there. 4) Copy results of first build to your new JBoss runtime directory, add two files of second build to server/default/deploy directory, delete web container related subdirectory containing Jetty from there, copy Tomcat release as subdir to root of your new JBoss and alter the XML file from second build in deploy directory to point to it. 5) Copy desired cocoon.war in same deploy directory 6) Being in your new JBoss root, run sh ./bin/run.sh, watch the log for problems. 7) Try access Cocoon at localhost:8080/cocoon. 8) If you see the starting page, congratulation! Now, this is a very rough guide ommiting many details, but if somebody really wants to have more detailed description, I will go once again through it, document and post the results here. Nevertheless, as said before, I'm affraid this hassle is not needed and well, JBoss sucks anyway... HTH, Peter.
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