Simon Mieth wrote:

i tested it with a CVS-build from last friday/sunday

the steps i did:

1.) copy your cocoon-day directory to build/webapp
2.) add to the main-sitemap in build/webapp
as first pipeline in <map:pipelines>
<map:pipeline>
<map:match pattern="cocoon-day**">
<map:mount check-reload="yes" src="cocoon-day/" uri-prefix="cocoon-day" />
</map:match> </map:pipeline> 3.) copy servlet-2.3.jar from tools/jetty/lib to build/webapp/WEB-INF/lib
4.) ./cocoon.sh cli -c build/webapp -e false -d simon -C build/webapp/WEB-INF/cocoon.xconf cocoon-day/index.html


and the site was build after one trail without the "-e false" option, there was only 
generated the index.html.
Maybe that is the problem in your cli.xconf is this setting to true
<cocoon verbose="true"
       follow-links="true"
       precompile-only="false"
       confirm-extensions="true">  <!-- this on set to false  -->




thank you very much, now I come closer: but this thing is really strange:

I tried to do it with your commandline call:

./cocoon.sh cli -c build/webapp -e false -d simon -C build/webapp/WEB-INF/cocoon.xconf cocoon-day/index.html

and the result is lots of exceptions (which does not look good), but the result is correctly written to the destination directory, so I finally received one site-result, thank you.

however: it still does not work with the cli.xconf: though I have to add, that you were right with the confirm-extensions attriibute. what happens is the following: cocoon does not throw any exceptions, but a list like this:

* [1/11]    [11/12]   2.682s 4.6Kb   cocoon-day/index.html
* [2/10]    [0/0]     0.013s 149b    cocoon-day/bullet.png
* [3/9]     [0/0]     0.0050s 2.0Kb   cocoon-day/cocoon-built.gif
* [4/14]    [6/18]    0.27s  4.1Kb   cocoon-day/partner.html
* [5/13]    [0/0]     0.017s 1.4Kb   cocoon-day/wit_logo.gif
* [6/12]    [0/0]     0.0050s 1.2Kb   cocoon-day/sn_logo.gif
* [7/19]    [8/20]    0.409s 4.0Kb   cocoon-day/vortragende.html

and so on...

so it looks as if it would work, but *no* files are written, at least at no location where I could find them (I searched for them with find...)


??


can you understand this?


thank you *very much*



Alex



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