Cocoon and Jetspeed not getting along

[Steve K <sk...@yahoo.com>]

Hey all --

I have both Cocoon 1.7.3 and Jetspeed 1.1 (which uses Cocoon) installed on the
same server (RedHat 6.2 / Apache 1.3.12 / JServ 1.1).  I have Cocoon installed
on the JServ that Apache is set to automatically start up and this works fine. 
I set up a whole other instance of JServ that I start manually for Jetspeed and
this works fine as well.

When I manually start up the JServ for Jetspeed, the problems with Cocoon
begin.
When I hit a .xml document, sometimes I get just the source of the XML document
or sometimes I get an error from Cocoon saying it can't parse the document (it
looks like it is trying to parse the document twice).  If I send a HUP to
apache it seems to fix the problems -- but as soon as I request a page from
Jetspeed again it starts acting up.

I thought the problem might be some overlapping config files between the main
install of Cocoon and the Cocoon that Jetspeed uses but everything there seems
ok.  I did add the following to my httpd.conf file to have Cocoon ignore .xml
files in my /content directory which Jetspeed uses:

----

Action cocoon /cocoon/org.apache.cocoon.Cocoon
AddHandler cocoon xml

<Location /content>
        RemoveHandler xml
</Location>

----

And this appears to work as expected.  Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks!
-steve



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Re: Cocoon and Jetspeed not getting along

[Rafael Oropeza <ro...@eud.com>]

Did you try Jakarta Tomcat as servlet engine instead Jserv?. It sounds a little
bit freak, specially if you have a running up Jserv instalation. But when I tried
to install Cocoon + Jetspeed nothing really works fine until I installed Jakarta
Tomcat.

Steve K wrote:

> Hey all --
>
> I have both Cocoon 1.7.3 and Jetspeed 1.1 (which uses Cocoon) installed on the
> same server (RedHat 6.2 / Apache 1.3.12 / JServ 1.1).  I have Cocoon installed
> on the JServ that Apache is set to automatically start up and this works fine.
> I set up a whole other instance of JServ that I start manually for Jetspeed and
> this works fine as well.
>
> When I manually start up the JServ for Jetspeed, the problems with Cocoon
> begin.
> When I hit a .xml document, sometimes I get just the source of the XML document
> or sometimes I get an error from Cocoon saying it can't parse the document (it
> looks like it is trying to parse the document twice).  If I send a HUP to
> apache it seems to fix the problems -- but as soon as I request a page from
> Jetspeed again it starts acting up.
>
> I thought the problem might be some overlapping config files between the main
> install of Cocoon and the Cocoon that Jetspeed uses but everything there seems
> ok.  I did add the following to my httpd.conf file to have Cocoon ignore .xml
> files in my /content directory which Jetspeed uses:
>
> ----
>
> Action cocoon /cocoon/org.apache.cocoon.Cocoon
> AddHandler cocoon xml
>
> <Location /content>
>         RemoveHandler xml
> </Location>
>
> ----
>
> And this appears to work as expected.  Anyone have any ideas?
>
> Thanks!
> -steve
>
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