Rolf Schumacher wrote:
I deleted all comment lines from my local.blocks.properties with an editor macro. The output should be correct. It's appended.
Hope this helps.
Rolf
include.block.authentication-fw=false include.block.bsf=false include.block.chaperon=false include.block.databases=false include.block.hsqldb=false include.block.itext=false include.block.jfor=false include.block.jsp=false include.block.linkrewriter=false include.block.lucene=false include.block.naming=false include.block.paranoid=false include.block.poi=false include.block.portal=false include.block.profiler=false include.block.python=false include.block.velocity=false include.block.web3=false include.block.xmldb=false include.block.xsp=false include.block.php=false include.block.portal-fw=false include.block.swf=false include.block.woody=false include.block.apples=false include.block.asciiart=false include.block.axis=false include.block.cron=false include.block.deli=false include.block.eventcache=false include.block.faces=false include.block.jms=false include.block.linotype=false include.block.mail=false include.block.midi=false include.block.petstore=false include.block.proxy=false include.block.qdox=false include.block.querybean=false include.block.repository=false include.block.slide=false include.block.slop=false include.block.stx=false include.block.taglib=false include.block.tour=false
Does cocoon build at all with this block configuration? I can't get it to build because this list is missing a few blocks that depend on other blocks you've excluded.
Blocks are built by default unless you disable them, but you still need to respect the dependencies.
You mention tomcat won't start, but later you say you copy the lib in build/webapp/lib which indicates to me you're using the built-in Jetty. Maybe you incorrectly deployed to tomcat perhaps?
HTH Jorg
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