Re: Cocoon Maven 2 plugin, java class reloading problem

Hi Gintare! I must admit I am very new to cocoon. But one question: I guess you use eclipse!? did eclipse compile the classes into ./target/classes/ if you save the file? And I don't know if this is necessary for this class reloading, but do you have the plugin configuration like [1] in the pom.

Re: Cocoon Maven 2 plugin, java class reloading problem

Hello Peter, yes there's such file with content as you say: com.myclubbingguide.myclubbingguide.service%classes-dir=./target/classes and it refers to com.myclubbingguide.myclubbingguide.service bean in ./target/classes/META-INF/cocoon/spring/block-servlet-service.xml : ./target/classes

Re: [2.2] map:generate where the source is an url

You can! Using different types of generators allow you to consume the different styles of Web services. This is what makes Cocoon so good for application development. Google for some more info on how to do it. I remember writing a few contributions with regard to version 2.1x 2009/2/24 Magnus Hara

[2.2] map:generate where the source is an url

Hello, Can I use map:generate to get the XML from an external source, such as another web site? - Magnus

Re: Cocoon Maven 2 plugin, java class reloading problem

Hi Gintare, did you specify a file 'rcl.properties' near the pom.xml with com.myclubbingguide.myclubbingguide.service%classes-dir=./target/classes ? Regards, Peter. > Hello, > > I'm using Cocoon 2.2, with default Jetty, OS - Ubuntu. My cocoon came > with Cocoon Maven 2 plugin, in pom.xml: > > >

Cocoon Maven 2 plugin, java class reloading problem

Hello, I'm using Cocoon 2.2, with default Jetty, OS - Ubuntu. My cocoon came with Cocoon Maven 2 plugin, in pom.xml: org.apache.cocoon cocoon-maven-plugin 1.0.0-M2 prepare compile prepare

Cocoon versions for Java 6

Hi, Anyone knows if a Cocoon version is validated/intended for Java 6 ? Sorry Googled a lot but to no avail... We plan to move our 2.1.11 application to Java 6 and already had a nasty Reflection issue for arrays with 1.6 described in http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6434149 And

AW: problem with this line?

Hi Paul, one of the things I have learned, when dealing with Cocoon was, never to trust the actual error message ... or, when thinking about try-catch blocks inside finally blocks in my Java Flow, not even to try to understand them ;-) I would guess your original code was fine. I would tip on the