Problems with Tomcat 4 & Cocoon 2

[Alejandro Raiczyk <al...@technisys.net>]

Hi, I'm trying to install Cocoon2 under Tomcat 4.0.1 and I did what the
Tomcat installation reference says, that is, making the cocoon.war file and
deploying it in the Tomcat's webapps directory. When I go to
http://mywebserver/cocoon it works fine, but if I try to load and xsp page
from my own, it's not working, it just shows me the xml tags in the browser.
I guess that the extension .xml is not asociated with the Cocoon servlet,
but I couldn't find nothing about this.
Help me please!

Thanks

Alejandro Raiczyk

-----Mensaje original-----
De: Tomas Espeleta [mailto:tomas.espeleta@digival.es]
Enviado el: Viernes 23 de Noviembre de 2001 6:46 AM
Para: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org
Asunto: Re: Any Publishing Frameworks similar to cocoon?


> No I like Cocoon and Java very much :-)
> but currently I'm writing a dissertaion about Cocoon and therefor
> I'm wondering there are no other products like Cocoon.

I really don't know, but I've heard many medium-sized companies with $$ (and
even bigger ones),
use cocoon mounted on $$$ J2EE App servers... This may be for 2 reason (or
both!):
1) Cocoon is a really good product
2) It doesn't exist some commercial product similar to cocoon...

> For your interest:
> For my dissertation I developt a online Timer based on cocoon2.
> One of the goals of the implementation was to allow any user to
> use this online timer. This means every Browser type (micro or
> desktop-browser)
> can access this application. With the help of CC/PP i read the
> max. resolution of the device and therefore the webpage is customized
> due to the needs of the client. It also allows to generate CSS dynamically
> based on the preferences the user has (stored in a DB).

Really interesting! any ready url to take a look?

-- Tomas.



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