Dominic Tootell pisze:
Hi Grzegorz
Dominic, you would better have watched my video before posting
anything here. ;-)
Actually I have watched and, I know the plugin works and you have a
reloadable classloader to read modifications to a java classes. But, as
I did say in my post, you can't use jetty at times; expecially if you
are trying to get developers to test code on an environment that is as
like live/production as possible, to reduce the round trip time in
testing:
"(sometimes you can't use jetty - i.e. you have apache
tunnelling requests though mod_jk to tomcat for instance and need to
test it)"
Dominic, I apologize you. I've been in a hurry when responding to your e-mail
and missed that part.
(sometimes I'm wondering if it's better to stay quiet and give no response or
risk blunder like this)
Your video is a walk through of the 3 step tutorial which is on the
Cocoon 2.2 site, more-or-less, which I've been through. Does the RCL
work away from jetty? i.e for an application server such as tomcat?
In theory: RCL should work with any servlet container (at least: I don't see any obvious blockers).
You should do this:
mvn clean cocoon:prepare
then you will find full (unpacked) webapp in target/rcl/webapp. This webapp should work with Tomcat
but nobody has tried it yet.
Are you interested in trying it out and reporting back to us if it works? We could improve our
documentation then.
Sorry if I have somehow caused tension, by asking a question.....
No problem, really!
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Grzegorz Kossakowski
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