Askild Aaberg Olsen wrote:
I'll see if I can make a demo of this concept tonight. A stock
Cocoon-installation comes with a working database, so it should be easy
to install and not too much work.
I don't mean that using Cocoon as a Java-framework is wrong, I just want
to address that
It seems highly unlikely to me that someone who cannot master the
important parts of a modern java application will be able to develop
applications that will scale in complexity as the application
requirements increase.
If you think that java is overly complex, building a layer on top of it
Askild Aaberg Olsen wrote:
Why is tightly coupling my data access code to Hibernate so much better
then, isn't this yet another framework (like EJBs)?
What if I don't have the need to reuse this code?
What if I'm just a newbie trying to get some data into my webapp?
I should clarify that
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sure I understand - can you clarify this?
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on both Windows (again for development) and
LINUX platforms.
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You are able to run Cocoon on Windows
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? If so where should I place it in Cocoon
(i.e., which folder? )
Many thanks,
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get at the DB
pool that the other pieces of cocoon uses?
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/home.xml
file:///C:\Apache_Group\Tomcat5.028\webapps\cocoon\muniweb\documents\jccm\home\home.xml
doesn't exist.
How can I get this software onto my computer?
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of Repository.setRepository(...).
phil.
Ralph Goers wrote:
WHIRLYCOTT wrote:
Ok, I will try that. Two more questions:
Are you using prefer-web-inf-classes in weblogic.xml?
Do you have init-classloader set in web.xml?
phil.
No to both questions
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which then throws a java.lang.NoSuchMethodError when trying to do
Repository.setRepository() (that's in the BCEL jar).
Ideas, prayers and samples from working configurations would be greatly
appreciated ;)
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Right, I'm trying to use Javaflow (i.e. not javascript). Did you have
to make any WL specific configuration changes in the console or in
weblogic.xml? I assume you are using the ParanoidCocoonServlet? Is
your .war exploded?
phil.
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I'm trying to get
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and testable
applications, I suggest you look closely at Spring.
Ugo
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So did your guy ever show up for work today? ;)
phil.
Ralph Goers wrote:
WHIRLYCOTT wrote:
Right, I'm trying to use Javaflow (i.e. not javascript). Did you have
to make any WL specific configuration changes in the console or in
weblogic.xml? I assume you are using the ParanoidCocoonServlet
to the startup script does?
Thanks again.
phil.
Ralph Goers wrote:
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So did your guy ever show up for work today? ;)
phil.
Yeah, he did. He isn't using ParanoidCocoonServlet. He says all he did
was put the xalan, xerces-impl and xml-apis jars into a lib/endorsed
directory in our
Ok, I will try that. Two more questions:
Are you using prefer-web-inf-classes in weblogic.xml?
Do you have init-classloader set in web.xml?
phil.
Ralph Goers wrote:
WHIRLYCOTT wrote:
Thanks, Ralph - I've tried that with no luck. But I'm curious to know
if you mean that those 3 jars were put
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overhead to be registering classes at every request.
I'm just very confused :)
Gregor J. Rothfuss wrote:
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If you will allow me to offer to you a thought which is only slightly
related to your original question, I would strongly encourage you to
move all of that transactional persistence
appreciate any thoughts on the topic of debugging in your
development environments and any techniques that you use.
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