AW: param-nameextra-classpath

2001-12-04 Thread Ulli Hoffmann


tx, but that doesn't help in cases of EJBs (cocoon/tomcat/jboss). They have
to be deployed as an ear file and cocoon needs to know where the jars are.
I can't put the ear file into WEB-INF/lib and then deploy the cocoon.war.
On the other hand, putting cocoon.war into the ear, cocoon again doesn't
find the jars.

So far I haven't found any examples where EJBs have been used with cocoon
and a scenario sufficiently explained. Is that such a rare architecture?

Ulli

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Ulli,

Just place any necessary jar files in your WEB-INF/lib directory.  Your
servlet engine should pick it up if it is 2.2 compliant.

HTH,
Aaron

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Hi,

in order to specify additional directories or jars which Cocoon should put
into it's own classpath I use the parameter 'extra-classpath'. The jar to be
used is

E:\jboss-tomcat\jboss-2.1\deploy\servEjb.jar

However neither

param-valueWEB-INF/extra-classes1:E:\jboss-tomcat\jboss-2.1\deploy\servEjb
.jar/param-value
or
param-valueWEB-INF/extra-classes1:..\deploy\servEjb.jar/param-value

seems to work. Any idea how it get to work?

Regards,
Ulli



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AW: Coconn-EJB application build

2001-12-04 Thread Ulli Hoffmann

Hi Konstantin,

tx for the reply.
I still have the following problems:
--- 1) Deploying the cocoon.war (including my xsp/xsl stuff) and the
app.jar together in one app.ear; the xsp imports a package from the ejb and
makes a call to a class of that package - error:

org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Language Exception:
org.apache.cocoon.components.language.LanguageException: Error compiling
index_xsp:
Line 89, column 7:  Package com.inidfab.serv.control.web not found in
import.
Line 0, column 0:
1 error

--- 2) Deploying cocoon.war and app.jar separately (without the
application.xml); the xsp imports a package from the ejb and makes a call to
a class of that package - error:

org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Exception in
ServerPagesGenerator.generate(): java.lang.RuntimeException:  :env not bound

The error in 2) seems obvious since the application is not deployed
correctly, 1) seems to have problems with finding the classpath. Is there
any path to be set somewhere in Cocoon?

Tx and regards,
Ulli


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 Hi,

 I'm migrating from Tomcat/Jboss to Cocoon2/Tomcat/Jboss and need some data
 on how the packaged application would look like.

 Currently the app.ear consists of:
 app.war
 appEjb.jar
 application.xml
 sun-j2ee-ri.xml
 Manifest.mf

 Now I'm wondering what has to be included in cocoon.war? Do I have to move
 the complete app.war to cocoon/webapp and modify application.xml and
 sun-j2ee-ri.xml accordingly to include cocoon.war instead of app.war?

You can create a needed cocoon web application, add your own staff then call
it app.war.


 Any experience out there?

 Regards,
 Ulli



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Coconn-EJB application build

2001-12-01 Thread Ulli Hoffmann

Hi,
I'm migrating from Tomcat/Jboss to Cocoon2/Tomcat/Jboss and need some data
on how the packaged application would look like.

Currently the app.ear consists of:
app.war
appEjb.jar
application.xml
sun-j2ee-ri.xml
Manifest.mf

Now I'm wondering what has to be included in cocoon.war? Do I have to move
the complete app.war to cocoon/webapp and modify application.xml and
sun-j2ee-ri.xml accordingly to include cocoon.war instead of app.war?

Any experience out there?

Regards,
Ulli



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