I have upgraded to 0.7, but I am now getting the following errors on a
couple of pages (for example):
No pipeline matched request: todo.xml
Do I need to change something?
I'll check the directories for the examples - thanks.
As for CGI, I am using the Jetty packaged with Forrest. I tried to enable
CGI via the CGI servlet (I found the FAQ on this), but I get nosuchmethod
errors setting dynamic servlets. Should I download Jetty independently and
try it that way.
Thanks,
Lou
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm using Forrest 0.6 to migrate off of a plain old apache server. I
have
> most of the site replicated. The only remaining issues are:
Any reason for 0.6 ? You would be better of start a new
application with 0.7 version. Anyway ...
> 1. I need a directory listing of a path outside of the web app. I tried
> using the Directory Generator, but quite honestly, I have no idea how to
> implement it. Anyone have it set up already and can send me some snips?
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/generators/directory-generator.html
and you can probably find other stuff at wiki.apache.org/cocoon
There are a couple of examples in Forrest
cd forrest_06_branch/src/core/context
grep directory *.xmap
> 2. I need to call a batch file from a link. I was using cgi-bin to do
> this, but I can't find a similar function in Forrest (I don't think there
> is one). I saw a post about redirecting to an apache web server, but I
> can't do that as I am removing the plain apache server. The batch file
> only created a zip of a couple of directories so I was trying to use the
> Zip serializer, but again, I'm having some issues.
Are you using a full Jetty as the servlet container
for your forrest webapp. It can run cgi programs,
so probably can Tomcat.
I have never used the Cocoon ZipArchiveSerializer,
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/serializers/ziparchive-serializer.html
but i gather that you would construct a pipeline in
your project sitemap that generates an xml document
in the format shown, then finish that with the serializer.
-David
