On Feb 6, 2008, at 3:17 PM, Jean-Claude Moissinac wrote:
Until I was using some cocoon applications directly in a standalone
cocoon.
To be able to easily manage several versions of cocoon, I was using a
mount-table.xml in
the main directory of each new version of a Cocoon installation;
something like
<mount-table>
<mount uri-prefix="CocoonGallery/"
src="file://C:/Documents/Dvpt/Eclipse/workspaceCocoonComplet/
CocoonSites/CocoonGallery/"/>
<mount uri-prefix="paam/"
src="file://C:/Documents/Dvpt/Eclipse/workspaceCocoonComplet/
CocoonSites/paam/"/>
...
</mount-table>
I needed only to copy the mount-table in the new installation and
it works.
Now, I have installed a cocoon.war in a tomcat container.
I don't find how to specify to this cocoon servlet where to get the
cocoon applications?
is it a way to mount them into the servlet?
Thanks in advance for your help
( Not sure I understand exactly what you want but: )
In 2.1.*, the default build looked for a mount-table in ../../mount-
table.xml
<map:match pattern="../../mount-table.xml" type="mount-table">
<map:mount src="{src}" uri-prefix="{uri-prefix}"/>
</map:match>
For both tomcat and jetty, that put it in the server containers
directory.
This is very handy: you're able to replace versions of cocoon, or
even run several
different cocoon versions or builds along side each other, and they
all reach up to
the same mount-table to run the same user application. I haven't
tried it with 2.2
yet, but since it worked with earlier versions, I hope I will be able
to install it as
webapps/cocoon2.2 and be able to test my app under 2.2 along side the
earlier version
of cocoon.
-- Steve Majewski / UVA Alderman Library
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