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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Sebastien SACARD <se...@kelkoo.com> on 2002/05/30 14:22:57 UTC
missing classes ?
Hi,
I'm trying to run cocoon from the command line, like this :
/usr/java/jdk/bin/java -classpath ../WEB-INF/lib/cocoon-2.0.2.jar
org.apache.cocoon.Main -c../WEB-INF/lib -d. -w./work -l/work/cocoon.log
-uINFO index.html
and it appears that classes are missing fromt the packages extracted
from the cocoon.war I just downloaded (cocoon-2.0.2) . So I added them
in the classpath :
../WEB-INF/lib/avalon-excalibur-scratchpad-20020212.jar:/opt/public/jserv/libexec/servlet-2.0-plus.jar
(for excalibur/xml/Parser and javax classes)
questions :
- why do I need to add them in the classpath whereas the packages are
defined in the context directory (-c attribute ?). It seems that adding
in the context is not enough. According to the Main class code, Cocoon
load all the classes present in the context directory.
- I can't find this class in any package :
org/apache/xml/resolver/tools/CatalogResolver. Can someone tell me in
which package I can access it ?
Thanks
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RE: missing classes ?
Posted by Vadim Gritsenko <va...@verizon.net>.
> From: Sebastien SACARD [mailto:sebastien.sacard@kelkoo.com]
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to run cocoon from the command line, like this :
> /usr/java/jdk/bin/java -classpath ../WEB-INF/lib/cocoon-2.0.2.jar
> org.apache.cocoon.Main -c../WEB-INF/lib -d. -w./work
-l/work/cocoon.log
> -uINFO index.html
>
> and it appears that classes are missing fromt the packages extracted
> from the cocoon.war I just downloaded (cocoon-2.0.2) . So I added them
> in the classpath :
> ../WEB-INF/lib/avalon-excalibur-scratchpad-
> 20020212.jar:/opt/public/jserv/libexec/servlet-2.0-plus.jar
> (for excalibur/xml/Parser and javax classes)
>
> questions :
> - why do I need to add them in the classpath whereas the packages are
> defined in the context directory (-c attribute ?). It seems that
adding
> in the context is not enough. According to the Main class code, Cocoon
> load all the classes present in the context directory.
Main does *not* load any classes. These lines in the run.bat are for
reason:
set CP=%JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar;%COCOON_WORK%
for %%i in (%COCOON_LIB%\core\*.jar) do call appendcp.bat %%i
for %%i in (%COCOON_LIB%\optional\*.jar) do call appendcp.bat %%i
for %%i in (.\build\cocoon\*.jar) do call appendcp.bat %%i
> - I can't find this class in any package :
> org/apache/xml/resolver/tools/CatalogResolver. Can someone tell me in
> which package I can access it ?
xml-cocoon203\lib\optional\resolver-20020130.jar
Vadim
> Thanks
>
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> #############################################################
> Sébastien Sacard
> Kelkoo.com - R&D team
> Phone: +(33) 4 76 29 73 51
> Email: Sebastien.Sacard@kelkoo.com
> Aim : KelkooXIII
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>
>
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