Re: Existing XSP "not found" by Cocoon (only on Linux)

[Jakob Fix <ja...@gmail.com>]

Well, it's been quite a number of months that I didn't have time to
look at this problem, but I just wanted to let the mailing list know
that I've just solved this problem, and that it had nothing to do with
the XSP files, but with the sitemap.xmap file.  A very embarassing and
stupid typing mistake, however, in my defense I must say it wasn't
easily spotted.

wrong:
...
<map:match type="regexp"
pattern="highlight/bv/(.*)/(.*)/(ext|doc)/([^|]*)(\|[0-9]+)?.xml">
  <map:generate src="highlight.xsp " type="serverpages">
...

correct:
...
<map:match type="regexp"
pattern="highlight/bv/(.*)/(.*)/(ext|doc)/([^|]*)(\|[0-9]+)?.xml">
  <map:generate src="highlight.xsp" type="serverpages">
...

Can you spot it :-)  What surprises me most is that it worked like
this on the Windows platform.

A belated thank you to all participants in this thread.

--
cheers,
Jakob.


On 11/15/05, Jakob Fix <ja...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Jakob Fix [mailto:jakob.fix@gmail.com]
> > Sent: Donnerstag, 27. Oktober 2005 14:08
> > To: users@cocoon.apache.org
> > Subject: Existing XSP "not found" by Cocoon (only on Linux)
> >
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm having a weird problem porting a web application to Linux.  The
> > application itself consists of Java 1.5 / Jetty / Cocoon 2.1.7 / Exist
> > XML database.  It was developped in a Windows environment, but now we
> > want to deploy it on a Linux server.  Almost everything went very
> > well, it's Java after all.
> >
> > However, one persisting problem I have is this:  Cocoon appears to not
> > be able to compile one of the two XSP pages saying that it can't be found,
> > although it absolutely positively exists at the location indicated
> > (see attached core.log and access.log extracts).
> >
> > I've added the tools.jar to my jre's lib/ directory because I read on
> > the cocoon website its absence may not allow to compile certain
> > jsp/xsp pages.  However, I have two XSP pages of which one functions
> > correctly while the other one cannot apparently be found and thus
> > compiled.
> >
> > I've tested this on another Linux server (also Debian) with the same results.
> >
> > I'm not really sure what other information I should provide (is the
> > actual XSP code interesting?).
> >
> > This problem really puzzles me.  Any help is greatly appreciated.
> >
> > --
> > cheers,
> > Jakob.

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Re: Existing XSP "not found" by Cocoon (only on Linux)

[Jakob Fix <ja...@gmail.com>]

Antonio,

On 3/4/06, Antonio Gallardo <ag...@agssa.net> wrote:
> Jakob Fix wrote:
>
> >Well, it's been quite a number of months that I didn't have time to
> >look at this problem, but I just wanted to let the mailing list know
> >that I've just solved this problem, and that it had nothing to do with
> >the XSP files, but with the sitemap.xmap file.  A very embarassing and
> >stupid typing mistake, however, in my defense I must say it wasn't
> >easily spotted.
> >
> >wrong:
> >...
> ><map:match type="regexp"
> >pattern="highlight/bv/(.*)/(.*)/(ext|doc)/([^|]*)(\|[0-9]+)?.xml">
> >  <map:generate src="highlight.xsp " type="serverpages">
> >...
> >
> >correct:
> >...
> ><map:match type="regexp"
> >pattern="highlight/bv/(.*)/(.*)/(ext|doc)/([^|]*)(\|[0-9]+)?.xml">
> >  <map:generate src="highlight.xsp" type="serverpages">
> >...
> >
> >Can you spot it :-)  What surprises me most is that it worked like
> >this on the Windows platform.
> >
> >
>
> <map:generate src="highlight.xsp "
> <map:generate src="highlight.xsp"
>
>
> Interesting! Should the value of @src be trimmed before? Can this be considered a cocoon bug?

ah, good question.  I'm not sure.  given that you can create files
with final spaces in a Unix environment, but (apparently) not in
Windows, this trimming behaviour would have to be OS-dependent.

> Best Regards,
>
> Antonio Gallardo.

--
cheers,
Jakob.

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Re: Existing XSP "not found" by Cocoon (only on Linux)

[Antonio Gallardo <ag...@agssa.net>]

Jakob Fix wrote:

>Well, it's been quite a number of months that I didn't have time to
>look at this problem, but I just wanted to let the mailing list know
>that I've just solved this problem, and that it had nothing to do with
>the XSP files, but with the sitemap.xmap file.  A very embarassing and
>stupid typing mistake, however, in my defense I must say it wasn't
>easily spotted.
>
>wrong:
>...
><map:match type="regexp"
>pattern="highlight/bv/(.*)/(.*)/(ext|doc)/([^|]*)(\|[0-9]+)?.xml">
>  <map:generate src="highlight.xsp " type="serverpages">
>...
>
>correct:
>...
><map:match type="regexp"
>pattern="highlight/bv/(.*)/(.*)/(ext|doc)/([^|]*)(\|[0-9]+)?.xml">
>  <map:generate src="highlight.xsp" type="serverpages">
>...
>
>Can you spot it :-)  What surprises me most is that it worked like
>this on the Windows platform.
>  
>

<map:generate src="highlight.xsp "
<map:generate src="highlight.xsp"


Interesting! Should the value of @src be trimmed before? Can this be considered a cocoon bug?

Best Regards,

Antonio Gallardo.




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