IIRC it's a Jetty /feature/. Tomcat does not do this.
Yes, because Jetty creates a different temporary directory at each run, while Tomcat always uses the same.
I've just done a further check which makes this problem easier to see:
1) add the <cache><parameter name="store" value="org.apache.excalibur.store.Store"/> </cache> thing to cocoon.xconf. 2) Start Cocoon in Jetty
3) Load a page to get something into the cache, e.g: http://localhost:8888/samples/hello-world/
4) Go to http://localhost:8888/samples/status.html and you'll see your pages in the default store. Correct.
5) Shut down Jetty and restart
6) Go back to http://localhost:8888/samples/status.html and you're pages have disappeared from the default store. Surely this is wrong!
Sylvain
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