Re: sexy open source

[Peter Lerche]

On Wednesday 14 August 2002 16:44, Vadim Gritsenko wrote:
> Antonio Gallardo Rivera wrote:
> > The same here! ;)
> >
> > El Miércoles, 14 de Agosto de 2002 07:02, Manos Batsis escribió:
> >>>From: Vegan Portal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> ...
>
> >>>8) Web frontend
> >>>Proposal: Apache
> >>>Remarks: This is only for security reasons - the task
> >>>of Apache is just to forward the requests. I think
> >>>more of you are using it, true?
> >>
> >>Not needed.
> >
> > Not needed
>
> Can somebody explain how to run Tomcat on port 80 under user with no
> root priviledges?

Hi Vadim your question is a bit off topic but ...OK .

I assume that you are taking about  Tomcat running on a *nix.
All ports below 1024 (correct me if I am wrong the port no.) is reserved
for root only. Just run Tomcat on port 8080 and make a port map in your 
firewall 80->8080  (you would not run a webserver without a firewall WELL...)
It is a lot safer to run the server on 8080 you can create a user with nice 
restricted userrights. 

Peter Lerche

  



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relative path using "file:" protocol

[Peter Lerche]

Hi,

I need to be able to serve an image file which is situated 
in a directory where only its relative path is known to the sitemap.xmap
file.


I have tried to get relative path to work as 



but without any luck 

Can anybody help  -- Thaks


Peter






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Optimize Cocoon/Tomcat for live sites

[Peter Lerche]

Hi,

I have been looking for some "How to" documentation on 
Cocoon speed optimization  without any luck. (yes! i have Googled)

Does someone know where to find this sort of docs.


Peter


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Re: how do I redirect in an Action?

[Peter Lerche]

Hi, I have followed this thread with interest
and noted what Chris wrote.

"Edgar, AFAIK this is not true.  can contain all other tags
that are allowed within a pipeline. "

However, what about nested map:act tags. 

eg.





  


 


 

 



  

 

 



I have tried to get this working but without any luck.

What is the correct way of doing this ? 


Peter Lerche



On Thu, 2002-05-23 at 18:08, Christian Haul wrote:
> On 23.May.2002 -- 05:00 PM, Graaf, Edgar de (fin) wrote:
> > Christopher,
> > 
> >  can't contain matchers, how else would cocoon know that the
> > action should be run?
> 
> Edgar, AFAIK this is not true.  can contain all other tags
> that are allowed within a pipeline. 
> 
> Depending on the amount of "pipeline fragments" protected by the
> action it would be worthwhile to use a subsitemap, though.
> 
> Another misconception in this thread seems to be that the tags after
> the action will always be processed. That is only true if it was
> determined that they are part of the actual pipeline.
> 
> The whole process is made in two steps:
> 1) determine what the pipeline actually contains by evaluating
> actions, matchers, selectors, call and redirect tags. A pipeline is
> terminated when a serializer is found. For the sake of brevity I
> consider a reader here to be a (generator + serializer).
> 
> 2) Use the components (readers, generators, transformers, serializers)
> determined in step 1. Note that in this step no actions, matchers, or
> selectors are used.
> 
> IOW if a serializer is nested inside a map:act tag, it effectively
> terminates the pipeline and tags beneath the map:act will not be
> considered.
> 
> It works just like it was mentioned with redirects or calls.
> 
> HTH
> 
>   Chris.
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