On 25/02/06, Carsten Ziegeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Carsten Ziegeler schrieb: > > Daniel Fagerstrom wrote: > >> So the problems this far seem to be that default types not are handled > >> in a back compatible ways for component includes and that components are > >> not inherited properly to subsitemaps. > >> > >> Hopefully Carsten have an idea about what is going on. > >> > > I'll have a look at it; I guess the included configs contain own > > definitions for sitemap components which simply overwrite the definition > > of the core and thus they overwrite the default components as well. > > > I've just committed a fix which should solve this issue.
It seems to fix the first bit of it. As before I've added the following to the pom: cocoon-template-impl cocoon-forms-impl cocoon-ajax-impl cocoon-forms-sample cocoon-ajax-sample There was no mention in Daniels original post of the requirement to copy: src/gump/module.xml to cocoon-webapp/src/main/webapp/samples/blocks After that, I could navigate to: http://localhost:8888/cocoon-webapp/samples/ which redirects me to: http://localhost:8888/cocoon-webapp/samples/blocks/main-samples Where I see the forms and ajax samples pages. Clicking on the forms link: http://localhost:8888/cocoon-webapp/samples/blocks/forms/ I get: Type 'jx' does not exist for 'map:generate' at file:/C:/Development/Java/Cocoon%202.2%20new/cocoon-webapp/src/main/webapp/samples/blocks/forms/sitemap.xmap:126:72 So it appears as though components are still not inherited properly into sub sitemaps. (I have copied the cocoon-template stuff into the WEB-INF/xconf and WEB-INF/sitemap-additions directories Good work on the defaults though. Also, is it necessary for me to include forms-impl, ajax-impl and ajax-samples to the webapp pom? I would expect that ajax-samples relies on the former two, and that I would only require to add the ajax-samples to the pom. It seems that the pom files for each of these blocks do not yet include their dependancies, or is that intentional? Ben Pope -- I'm not just a number. To many, I'm known as a string...
