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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Raúl Wild-Spain <rc...@wild-spain.com> on 2002/08/28 13:04:13 UTC
Q: jsp-engine II. Partially solved
Hi! (another time). It seems that I've partially solved the jsp trouble from
Cocoon with Resin. I've changed the default jsp-engine per
com.caucho.jsp.JspServlet and now my initial proves with some simple jsp
pages have worked correctly. Even so, I can't assure that this is definitive
because another examples fails. I'm sure now that the other troubles are
directly related with cocoon so I need your experience. I describe it:
- Into the examples of cocoon, specifically at 'More Samples -> Server
Pages -> Java Server Pages' there are two examples, JSP Generator (linked to
myserver.com/cocoon/jsp/hello) and JSP Reader (linked to
myserver.com/cocoon/jsp/welcome.htm). Neither of these works correctly and
they launches an 404 error through the JSPServlet (then no problem with
jsp-engine but they not exist into the server).
Looking for something similar into the server paths I've found this:
.... /cocoon/samples/jsp/welcome.jsp and /cocoon/samples/jsp/hello.jsp.
type in my browser myserver.com/cocoon/samples/jsp/hello.jsp --> OK!
type myserver.com/cocoon/samples/jsp/welcome.jsp -->OK!**
** but in this page I can see some options to prove like these:
-hello.jsp - Displays a hello page using JspGenerator to get XML from a JSP
then transformes it to HTML using a stylesheet.--> works OK!
- hello.xml - The same page serialized as XML (without transformation). It
launch the following error:
"404 Not Found /cocoon/samples/jsp/hello.xml was not found on this server. "
- hello.htm - The same page serialized as HTML and served by sitemap through
the JSPReader. It launch the same above but hello.htm.
- welcome.htm - This page. Direct HTML output from a JSP page served by
sitemap through the JSPReader. It launch the same above but welcome.htm
Are these cocoon errors? because the sitemap? (it seems the
server/application not considers the sitemap.xmap) ...
I attach the sitemap.xmap in cocoon/samples/jsp. Thanks a lot for your
help!!
Raúl,
rcruz@wild-spain.com
Re: jsp-engine II. Partially solved
Posted by Raúl Wild-Spain <rc...@wild-spain.com>.
Konstantin had commented to me that there was a patch in Bugzilla about the
JSP+Resin+Cocoon,
about an attribute in request that should contain the requested path to JSP
... Do you think that is possibly related?, even so, I've searched and I
don't found it.
Then , don't you have been able to solve it?
... any or another possibility?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Koen Pellegrims" <ko...@pandora.be>
To: <co...@xml.apache.org>
Sent: Wednesday, August 28, 2002 1:24 PM
Subject: RE: jsp-engine II. Partially solved
> Raul,
>
> I have had the same problem you are facing with the welcome.xml page. It
> seems as though Resin does something weird with files that end in .xml
>
> eg.
> <map:match pattern="content/news.xml">
> <map:generate type="serverpages" src="xsp/news.xsp"/>
> </map:match>
>
> <map:match pattern="news.html">
> <map:generate src="cocoon:/news.xml">
> <map:transform src="style/news2html.xsl"/>
> <map:serialize type="html"/>
> </map:match>
>
> ... produces an error on Resin stating that it cannot find
> <fullpath>/xsp/news.xml (YES: .XML, not XSP!)
>
> Haven't been able to figure it out though....
>
> Koen
>
> > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> > Van: Raúl Wild-Spain [mailto:rcruz@wild-spain.com]
> > Verzonden: woensdag 28 augustus 2002 13:04
> > Aan: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org
> > Onderwerp: Q: jsp-engine II. Partially solved
> >
> >
> > Hi! (another time). It seems that I've partially solved the jsp
> > trouble from
> > Cocoon with Resin. I've changed the default jsp-engine per
> > com.caucho.jsp.JspServlet and now my initial proves with some simple jsp
> > pages have worked correctly. Even so, I can't assure that this is
> > definitive
> > because another examples fails. I'm sure now that the other troubles
are
> > directly related with cocoon so I need your experience. I describe it:
> >
> > - Into the examples of cocoon, specifically at 'More Samples -> Server
> > Pages -> Java Server Pages' there are two examples, JSP Generator
> > (linked to
> > myserver.com/cocoon/jsp/hello) and JSP Reader (linked to
> > myserver.com/cocoon/jsp/welcome.htm). Neither of these works correctly
and
> > they launches an 404 error through the JSPServlet (then no problem with
> > jsp-engine but they not exist into the server).
> >
> > Looking for something similar into the server paths I've found this:
> >
> > .... /cocoon/samples/jsp/welcome.jsp and /cocoon/samples/jsp/hello.jsp.
> >
> > type in my browser myserver.com/cocoon/samples/jsp/hello.jsp --> OK!
> > type myserver.com/cocoon/samples/jsp/welcome.jsp -->OK!**
> >
> > ** but in this page I can see some options to prove like these:
> >
> > -hello.jsp - Displays a hello page using JspGenerator to get XML
> > from a JSP
> > then transformes it to HTML using a stylesheet.--> works OK!
> >
> > - hello.xml - The same page serialized as XML (without
> > transformation). It
> > launch the following error:
> > "404 Not Found /cocoon/samples/jsp/hello.xml was not found on
> > this server. "
> >
> > - hello.htm - The same page serialized as HTML and served by
> > sitemap through
> > the JSPReader. It launch the same above but hello.htm.
> >
> > - welcome.htm - This page. Direct HTML output from a JSP page served by
> > sitemap through the JSPReader. It launch the same above but welcome.htm
> >
> > Are these cocoon errors? because the sitemap? (it seems the
> > server/application not considers the sitemap.xmap) ...
> >
> > I attach the sitemap.xmap in cocoon/samples/jsp. Thanks a lot for your
> > help!!
> >
> > Raúl,
> > rcruz@wild-spain.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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RE: jsp-engine II. Partially solved
Posted by Koen Pellegrims <ko...@pandora.be>.
Raul,
I have had the same problem you are facing with the welcome.xml page. It
seems as though Resin does something weird with files that end in .xml
eg.
<map:match pattern="content/news.xml">
<map:generate type="serverpages" src="xsp/news.xsp"/>
</map:match>
<map:match pattern="news.html">
<map:generate src="cocoon:/news.xml">
<map:transform src="style/news2html.xsl"/>
<map:serialize type="html"/>
</map:match>
... produces an error on Resin stating that it cannot find
<fullpath>/xsp/news.xml (YES: .XML, not XSP!)
Haven't been able to figure it out though....
Koen
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: Raúl Wild-Spain [mailto:rcruz@wild-spain.com]
> Verzonden: woensdag 28 augustus 2002 13:04
> Aan: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org
> Onderwerp: Q: jsp-engine II. Partially solved
>
>
> Hi! (another time). It seems that I've partially solved the jsp
> trouble from
> Cocoon with Resin. I've changed the default jsp-engine per
> com.caucho.jsp.JspServlet and now my initial proves with some simple jsp
> pages have worked correctly. Even so, I can't assure that this is
> definitive
> because another examples fails. I'm sure now that the other troubles are
> directly related with cocoon so I need your experience. I describe it:
>
> - Into the examples of cocoon, specifically at 'More Samples -> Server
> Pages -> Java Server Pages' there are two examples, JSP Generator
> (linked to
> myserver.com/cocoon/jsp/hello) and JSP Reader (linked to
> myserver.com/cocoon/jsp/welcome.htm). Neither of these works correctly and
> they launches an 404 error through the JSPServlet (then no problem with
> jsp-engine but they not exist into the server).
>
> Looking for something similar into the server paths I've found this:
>
> .... /cocoon/samples/jsp/welcome.jsp and /cocoon/samples/jsp/hello.jsp.
>
> type in my browser myserver.com/cocoon/samples/jsp/hello.jsp --> OK!
> type myserver.com/cocoon/samples/jsp/welcome.jsp -->OK!**
>
> ** but in this page I can see some options to prove like these:
>
> -hello.jsp - Displays a hello page using JspGenerator to get XML
> from a JSP
> then transformes it to HTML using a stylesheet.--> works OK!
>
> - hello.xml - The same page serialized as XML (without
> transformation). It
> launch the following error:
> "404 Not Found /cocoon/samples/jsp/hello.xml was not found on
> this server. "
>
> - hello.htm - The same page serialized as HTML and served by
> sitemap through
> the JSPReader. It launch the same above but hello.htm.
>
> - welcome.htm - This page. Direct HTML output from a JSP page served by
> sitemap through the JSPReader. It launch the same above but welcome.htm
>
> Are these cocoon errors? because the sitemap? (it seems the
> server/application not considers the sitemap.xmap) ...
>
> I attach the sitemap.xmap in cocoon/samples/jsp. Thanks a lot for your
> help!!
>
> Raúl,
> rcruz@wild-spain.com
>
>
>
>
>
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