> >>There are provisions in build.xml to add parts into sitemap and
> >>cocoon.xconf files. Just see any of the *.xpipe, *.xconf, *.xmap files
> >>throughout the src/ directory. Add your own files, they will be picked
> >>up by build process.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >I've noticed those and wondered where/
Per Kreipke wrote:
>Vadim
>
>
>
>>There are provisions in build.xml to add parts into sitemap and
>>cocoon.xconf files. Just see any of the *.xpipe, *.xconf, *.xmap files
>>throughout the src/ directory. Add your own files, they will be picked
>>up by build process.
>>
>>
>
>I've noticed th
Vadim
> There are provisions in build.xml to add parts into sitemap and
> cocoon.xconf files. Just see any of the *.xpipe, *.xconf, *.xmap files
> throughout the src/ directory. Add your own files, they will be picked
> up by build process.
I've noticed those and wondered where/how the right pla
Leszek Gawron wrote:
>I have quite a problem that I think some of you also might have.
>I'd like to package my web application along with cocoon to make a nice one
>file .war "automatic" installation package. I have already found that there is
>a special build target for cocoon that produces a fr
keep tabs on it's progress - or offer to help.
Geoff Howard
> -Original Message-
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> Sent: Sunday, August 18, 2002 2:04 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Packaging a cocoon web application
>
>
> I have qu
I have quite a problem that I think some of you also might have.
I'd like to package my web application along with cocoon to make a nice one
file .war "automatic" installation package. I have already found that there is
a special build target for cocoon that produces a framework with no examples
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