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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Paul Terray <te...@4dconcept.fr> on 2000/07/25 13:16:37 UTC

How to install Cocoon on iPlanet (NS server)

Hello

I am new to the list, and didn't get any answer on the archive (the search 
is, alas, disabled) on this question :

I am using iPlanet, i.e. NS Enterprise Server, version 4.1

Does anyone have installed successfully Cocoon on this server ?

My goal is to filter any *.xml files, but it does not work at all (although 
I think I followed the NS doc correctly). Any ideas ?
--
Paul Terray - terray@4dconcept.fr
tel : 01 34 58 70 76

Re: Received email thank you

Posted by Yann <yl...@ims.ltd.uk>.

Well, I might be paranoid, but is this an attempt by some shills to degrade
this space?

Or could it be a "human mistake"? (well, I can't think how, though).

Yann.

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