I got Cocoon 2.1 pre-M1 working on JBoss 3.0.7 with nothing like this kind of complication. You have to get accustomed to the new Cocoon build process (since we don't have a binary distribution anymore) but once its built I simply put my cocoon app into the cocoon WAR and drop it in $JBOSS_HOME/server/$MY_SERVER/deploy . Works like a charm.
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Mitchell, Lincoln L. wrote:
I am trying to get cocoon (any version) working with Jbos-3.0.6 and have tried following the instruction mentioned on the apache site but to no avail as only Jboss 2 is mentioned. I also browsed the cocoon mailing list and it seems others have had this problem but I don't understand the solutions offered to some of these postings. I am new to XSLT and Java so need a simple guide. So far this is the best I have found and it might as well be French to me,
1. fix the jndi url protocol handler problem
1.1 get jboss3.0.0RC3 sources via cvs
1.2 patch the source
1.3 compile it described on jboss.org-->developers
1.4 compile catalina stuff inside jboss3 (look at jboss forums for some tips if you are not familiar with ant)
1.5 get the resulting jboss dist running and test it.
2. get cocoon2.0.2 or later
2.1 put WEB-INF/lib/batik-libs*.jar in <jboss>/lib dir (there's an classloader issue in batik1.1 libs)
2.2 deploy cocoon.war as a test
Does anyone have any direction on this?
Best Regards
Linc
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