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Cocoon Execution Question

Greetings,

I am tryign to figure out my execution script. I want to be able to do 
everything with Ant inside Eclipse. However, one question that I have 
concerns the classpath. If I have Jetty or Tomcat set up independently, is 
there any reason I need the cocoon home directory? I need to know if there 
are libs in there that I wouldnt find in the webapp build that need to be 
used by cocoon.

Has anyone ever run JUST the webapp part? I would like to make it so that 
all the user needs is the webapp and a setup of tomcat or jetty to run my 
project.

-- Regards
-- Robert Simmons Jr.

Author: Hardcore Java, Published March 2004 by O'Reilly
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/hardcorejv/ 




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Re: Cocoon Execution Question

Posted by Leszek Gawron <lg...@mobilebox.pl>.
Robert Simmons Jr. wrote:

> Greetings,
> 
> I am tryign to figure out my execution script. I want to be able to do 
> everything with Ant inside Eclipse. However, one question that I have 
> concerns the classpath. If I have Jetty or Tomcat set up independently, is 
> there any reason I need the cocoon home directory? I need to know if there 
> are libs in there that I wouldnt find in the webapp build that need to be 
> used by cocoon.
You do not need cocoon sources to develop a web application that bases 
on cocoon. The only thing you need is the compiled webapp.

> Has anyone ever run JUST the webapp part? I would like to make it so that 
> all the user needs is the webapp and a setup of tomcat or jetty to run my 
> project.
Have a look at: http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/YourCocoonBasedProjectAnt16

I'd like to post my own solution to the wiki based on the link I gave 
you but still I have no time to do it.

My regards

-- 
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RE: Cocoon Execution Question

Posted by Jaque Sara <js...@snapbridge.com>.
Hi.

In my case, I did a "build war" and then copied the generated war
file(cocoon.war) to the webapp directory of my tomcat setup.  It worked
fine. =)

Jaque

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Subject: Cocoon Execution Question

Greetings,

I am tryign to figure out my execution script. I want to be able to do 
everything with Ant inside Eclipse. However, one question that I have 
concerns the classpath. If I have Jetty or Tomcat set up independently, is 
there any reason I need the cocoon home directory? I need to know if there 
are libs in there that I wouldnt find in the webapp build that need to be 
used by cocoon.

Has anyone ever run JUST the webapp part? I would like to make it so that 
all the user needs is the webapp and a setup of tomcat or jetty to run my 
project.

-- Regards
-- Robert Simmons Jr.

Author: Hardcore Java, Published March 2004 by O'Reilly
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/hardcorejv/ 




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