Andy,
> I have created a version of the makefile that can conveniently compile > all of the directories in the project that contain Java code. I use GNU > make specific features, would you like to see it? I'd love to! I tried to re-use the makefile from other Apache XML projects, but was frustrated by the complexity and non-Java friendliness. I just got something to work and moved on. > I have added the additional methods to DebugHTTPServletResponse and to > DebugHTTPServletRequest to at least allow them to compile in a Servlet > 2.2 environment. I wasn't sure what your actual goals for these > classes was, so the additional methods are primarily stubs for > compilation purposes. These classes were initially for debugging purposes - being able to step into the code in a debugger when you didn't have a servlet engine that you could debug. Early on I was using the JRun servlet engine. It turns out that these classes are also useful for putting a different front end on the system. Rather than listening to HTTP requests on port 80, you could listen to a command line and dispatch commands into the Xang system. You can then use .xap files as mega-batch files. It took a few hours to bang out and was pretty useful. > > I run standalone Tomcat 3.1 on Windows '98 with JDK 1.3 compiled > against Xerces 1.0.3 and Xalan 1.0.1 jars which shipped with Cocoon > 1.74. > > I have built the latest version of the system, from the CVS repository > and have tried it with the new versions of the samples, but I am getting > the following error. I have not changed the xang.cfg file, and the > hello.xap file that the error complains about is located at the location > that is mentioned in the server console. Additionally, I would have to > assume from the "no get() javascript function" message in the browser > stack trace, that hello.xap is indeed being found and processed, but > that upon failure the "cannot open" message is being produced. > > Let me know what you think, ok? > Thank you for working with me on this! It sounds like I'll have to install Tomcat to get the full experience of other servlet engines... I'll check into the stack trace... Mike
