On 30.08.2005 02:08, Peter Flynn wrote:
(Actually I meant, when the .war file was distributed ducking :-)
;-)
Just did that. I was hoping it would work when I hit up localhost:8080
for the tomcat home page prior to trying localhost:8080/cocoon and the
disk light went on solid and I could
Mark Lundquist wrote:
It's cocoon.sh servlet.
My fault. I keep forgetting to add the .sh to all the script calls...
OK Cocoon runs fine at port .
Now to find the tomcat logs.
///Peter
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Joerg Heinicke wrote:
description The requested resource (Servlet Cocoon is not available)
is not available.
Apache Tomcat/5.0
Hmm, strange. You probably have to look into the log files of Tomcat now
(if Cocoon has not been started there should not be Cocoon logs).
Having tracked down the
On 30.08.2005 23:57, Peter Flynn wrote:
Having tracked down the tomcat logs to /var/log/tomcat5 (thank you Red
Hat), we see:
(this was the day before, when I did a build webapp)
INFO: Installing web application at context path /cocoon from URL
file:/var/lib/tomcat5/webapps/cocoon
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Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Sorry, but I don't know any of these errors, so I can't help you with
them directly. Only the suggestion to build a Cocoon with the offending
blocks (looks like xmldb and slide) excluded.
Nope...I just downloaded a fresh Tomcat 5.5.9 from Apache and installed
that.
On 29.08.2005 01:12, Peter Flynn wrote:
Umm...now that it's built OK, I moved webapps to tomcat/webapps/cocoon
and copied the xalan etc, and restarted tomcat, but tomcat says Servlet
Cocoon is not available.
sigh/ It was sooo much easier with a .war file.
Why don't you do it that way the?
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 29.08.2005 01:12, Peter Flynn wrote:
Umm...now that it's built OK, I moved webapps to tomcat/webapps/cocoon
and copied the xalan etc, and restarted tomcat, but tomcat says Servlet
Cocoon is not available.
sigh/ It was sooo much easier with a .war file.
(Actually I
Hi Peter,
On Aug 29, 2005, at 5:08 PM, Peter Flynn wrote:
There doesn't appear to be any command jetty nor any command
cocoon.
# jetty cocoon servlet
bash: jetty: command not found
# cocoon servlet
bash: cocoon: command not found
#
I'm sure I saw an explicit command to do this, in the
I downloaded 2.1.7 on a fresh installation of FC4 with the Tomcat 5.0
RPM and Sun's JDK 1.5.0_04. When I tried ./build.sh it went through the
motions, but came up with two errors:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.XslpLiaison
On 28.08.2005 21:54, Peter Flynn wrote:
I downloaded 2.1.7 on a fresh installation of FC4 with the Tomcat 5.0
RPM and Sun's JDK 1.5.0_04. When I tried ./build.sh it went through the
motions, but came up with two errors:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 28.08.2005 21:54, Peter Flynn wrote:
Where can I get the missing classes? Ant 1.6.2 is preinstalled on FC4
That's the problem.
I thought it might be. The ghost of Red Hat strikes again...
but build.sh clearly disables it in order to use its own copy,
On 28.08.2005 23:55, Peter Flynn wrote:
Aha. Grrr. Thank you...OK, soft links to their binaries removed, and
I updated the Wiki page at http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/Installing
to reflect the changes for FC4.
Thanks.
I wasn't seeing the Could not create task or type of type: if. error
so I
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
package net.php does not exist
public class PhpServlet extends net.php.servlet implements Runnable {
Also strange. Cocoon comes with mock objects for the case you have not
put a php jar into your setup. Normally this works fine. For the case
you don't need the php
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