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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Mariano Kamp <mk...@codamax.com> on 2001/07/23 15:36:47 UTC
[C2]Cannot open display problem (No X-Server running)
Hi there,
after deploying it the first in production c2 is not working anymore. This
due to the reason that on the production machine is no xserver running.
I remember having seen this on the list already and that there is a
workaroung, but after searching the mail archives for more then 15 minutes
without any success I would appreciate if somebody can point me out to the
right keywords to look for, or even more appreciated, tell me how I can run
cocoon on a machine without X.
Mariano
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Re: [C2]Cannot open display problem (No X-Server running)
Posted by Berin Loritsch <bl...@apache.org>.
Mariano Kamp wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> after deploying it the first in production c2 is not working anymore. This
> due to the reason that on the production machine is no xserver running.
>
> I remember having seen this on the list already and that there is a
> workaroung, but after searching the mail archives for more then 15 minutes
> without any success I would appreciate if somebody can point me out to the
> right keywords to look for, or even more appreciated, tell me how I can run
> cocoon on a machine without X.
Either install a X server Virtual FrameBuffer, or do not include Batik (which
requires that the svg2png and svg2jpg serializers have to be removed from the
sitemap along with any resources that use them.
Re: [C2]Cannot open display problem (No X-Server running)
Posted by Berin Loritsch <bl...@apache.org>.
java guru wrote:
>
> Hi.,
>
> 1. Use jdk1.4 which ships with swing NOT requiring x
> terminal
I highly do not recommend this approach. JDK 1.4 Beta
has a number of surprises that hopefully will be taken
care of in JDK 1.4 Beta Refresh.
I also do not recommend Beta JDKs for production use--
though you should consider them for development. It will
help you prepare for new APIs without breaking backwards
compatibility.
Re: [C2]Cannot open display problem (No X-Server running)
Posted by Mariano Kamp <mk...@codamax.com>.
Java Guru, Marcus,
thanks for your help. I'll go for the Xvfb solution...
Mariano
On Monday 23 July 2001 03:56 pm, java guru wrote:
> Hi.,
>
> 1. Use jdk1.4 which ships with swing NOT requiring x
> terminal
>
> 2. Use xserver Xvfb which runs in background with-out
> requiring the display terminal(physical) -- I use this
>
>
>
> --- Mariano Kamp <mk...@codamax.com> wrote: > Hi
> there,
>
> > after deploying it the first in production c2 is
> > not working anymore. This
> > due to the reason that on the production machine is
> > no xserver running.
> >
> > I remember having seen this on the list already
> > and that there is a
> > workaroung, but after searching the mail archives
> > for more then 15 minutes
> > without any success I would appreciate if somebody
> > can point me out to the
> > right keywords to look for, or even more
> > appreciated, tell me how I can run
> > cocoon on a machine without X.
> >
> > Mariano
>
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Re: [C2]Cannot open display problem (No X-Server running)
Posted by java guru <ja...@yahoo.co.in>.
Hi.,
1. Use jdk1.4 which ships with swing NOT requiring x
terminal
2. Use xserver Xvfb which runs in background with-out
requiring the display terminal(physical) -- I use this
--- Mariano Kamp <mk...@codamax.com> wrote: > Hi
there,
>
> after deploying it the first in production c2 is
> not working anymore. This
> due to the reason that on the production machine is
> no xserver running.
>
> I remember having seen this on the list already
> and that there is a
> workaroung, but after searching the mail archives
> for more then 15 minutes
> without any success I would appreciate if somebody
> can point me out to the
> right keywords to look for, or even more
> appreciated, tell me how I can run
> cocoon on a machine without X.
>
> Mariano
>
>
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