Christofer Dutz wrote:
The basic Setup I use in my projects at the moment is: Cocoon + CForms +
JavaFlow + Hibernate … this was no problem at all under C2.1 under C2.2
it seems to be very problematic.
Well, this is you experience, mine, using Flowscript + Hibernate was
rather pleasant.
- Why can I start a block whithout any of the WEB-INF + web.xml
stuff, but can’t start a Web-Block which contains these files?
Not exactly: some weeks ago I've develop a webapp with tailored web.xml
(I had to define a filter servlet to manage threadlocal Hibernate
sessions). What I did is using the xpatch mechanism and put the patches
into META-INF/cocoon/xpatch directory.
- What is the Servlet-Service Framework stuff?
In my eyes, it is a way to define your own pseudoprotocols when re-using
blocks.
- Why does It look as if Ajax and Forms are implemented as a
Servlet?
Ajaxed CForms are a way to render forms more responsive, but the
underlying, stateful, continuations-oriented structure of "plain" Cocoon
forms is still there.
- In C2.1 I had to do quite some tuning of individual
cocoon.xconf elements? How do I find out which elements are configured
and which options I have and most of all … How do I configure them? I
remember properly setting up the Janitor to my individual needs solved
most of my OutOfMemory problems in C2.1.
Avalon-managed components can be set up by specifying xconf fragments in
META-INF/cocoon/avalon. To read your current settings, browse the
META-INF directory in the JARs of Cocoon blocks.
Regards,
Luca Morandini
www.lucamorandini.it
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