Flavio wrote:
> jdbc:mysql://localhost/cocoon
This looks wrong. Surely the url for the jdbc db must be
://:, eg
jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306
I think 3306 is the port for MySQL. MS SQLServer uses 1433.
John
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> I am new to Cocoon and am trying to build 2.1.1 but I keep
encountering compiling errors. I am using jdk1.4 and running on Win2000
Server. After some inital messages about copying directories I get the
following:
>
> BUILD FAILED
>
> i try to run the tutorial and every time i get an exception :
>
> Original exception :
> org.apache.avalon.excalibur.datasource.NoValidConnectionException:
> No valid JdbcConnection class available at
>
org.apache.avalon.excalibur.datasource.JdbcConnectionFactory.newInstance
> (JdbcConnectionFact
> But despite this we are still getting directory listing in case the
user
> enters URL with slash at the end.
Are you sure that your sitemap for does not include
something like:
[some instruction to give a directory listing]
You can prevent the listing problem by redirecting the request by
> from the production server of the same application. I believe this
will
> require a second instance of Tomcat so I can set different ports for
the
> Test and Prod to talk to Tomcat. I will also set different listening
ports
> for each instance of Tomcat to listen (8080,7080).
Would it not be
as a single transaction (the commit is
embedded within each action type).
Has anyone got around this?
John Williams
with this?
John Williams
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> I'm getting the same error all the time. (Error
> compiling sitemap) I've really no idea how to solve the
> problem so that's why I ask for your help.
>
> My configuration is Gentoo 1.4, cocoon 2.0.2, apache
> 1.3.28, tomcat 4.1.24, jdk 1.4.2, xalan 2.5.1.
>
> Here are my logs files.
javax.xml
> Does exist some simple way of handling forms in Cocoon? I just want to
> generate form, get input from user, validate and if it's incorrect send
back
> the information why is incorrect.
If all you need is tests on range, not null, matches-regex(pretty useful, eg
test if email address), min
Yes, I tested it and "build webapp" does exactly what I wanted and I see now
in http://cocoon.apache.org/2.0/installing/ that the following is written:
"The target you WILL MOST USE IS PROBABLY THE WEBAPP TARGET which builds a
Cocoon web application. For more information see below." (my uppercase)
hing which runs as is at
release time?
John Williams
(I have included enough detail to help others use and find)
Changes to cocoon.xconf
=
Input and Output modules where not included resulting in an error such as
the follwing for an absent request input-module:
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