You may also have a look at http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/EXistInCocoon
Just a few jars to add and some web.xml changes, an old cocoon release
is mentioned there but it worked for me.
From what i remember, the cocoon app in eXist is just a light application.
Phil
Jonas Lundberg wrote:
Peter, I think you might want to integrate eXist with your existing
Cocoon installation:
http://wiki.exist-db.org/comments/CocoonInstall
Regards
Hans
On 1/5/06, Peter Flynn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[My apologies for crossposting, but I don't know which community is best
placed to answer this one.]
I am going to be using Cocoon to serve a large and varied collection of
XML documents and I'd like to use eXist as the search system. Cocoon is
running happily within Tomcat on port 80 as the default application (by
moving ROOT out of the way and renaming cocoon to ROOT within webapps)
because I don't want users confused with :8080/cocoon in the URIs.
1. Where do I put the exist directory? (It was unwrapped from the .war
file earlier when I tested it, before I moved ROOT). I've tried it in
the Ccocoon directory, but that seems to create problems finding the
classes (see http://minerva.ucc.ie/exist/).
2. The eXist documentation seems to imply that eXist comes with its own
copy of Cocoon. Is this true, and if so, when I start writing
queries, how will I make it use my existing Cocoon (or do I need to)?
3. Is all this even possible, or do I have to go back to keeping cocoon
and exist as siblings within the original ROOT? If so, how can I
still get rid of the /cocoon token from the default URIs?
///Peter
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