winNT, IIS and cocoon

[Ron Chan <ro...@talk21.com>]

has anyone successfully installed cocoon on win NT and IIS

if so, can they give some brief steps to take

thanks
Ron

Where is the root directory? Or, Do I have the correct Tomcat?

[Steve Belt <sb...@velos.com>]

Pardon this most obvious question, but I could not find the answer in docs,
FAQ, nor the MailList:

I have installed Cocoon 1.7 using Tomcat on my Win98 machine running Apache.
I can view the Cocoon.xml file (I can even view a page using my
url-producer).

I now want to view a page using the file producer, but I keep getting "File
not found" errors from the Cocoon engine. If my URL is
http://localhost/appointments.xml, in what directory should I place the
appointments.xml file? Apache's root directory is [ApacheDir]/htdocs. I am
using the default server.xml installed by Tomcat, so "/" points to
[TomcatDir]/WebPages. I have placed my .xml and .xsl in both folders, but
still I get the error.

Note: according to the FAQ, Tomcat has a problem exposed by Cocoon. As
instructed, I downloaded the latest Tomcat. It was not clear, so I
downloaded the latest .jar - was I suppose to checkout the latest CVS and
compile it myself? How do I confirm my version of Tomcat has the fix in
place.

Again, Sorry for such a basic question, and thanks for any assistance.

Steve

Re: winNT, IIS and cocoon

[Tsoloane Moahloli <ts...@zen.co.za>]

We've been using JRun which works like a charm.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 3/1/00, 6:43:43 PM, "Daniel F. Jones" <da...@cs.utexas.edu> wrote 
regarding Re: winNT, IIS and cocoon:


> The only semi-difficult part is choosing a servlet runner and
> configuring Cocoon to work with it.  I am using Servlet Exec with NT
> Server and IIS, which is very easy to configure, but is $495 more
> expensive than JServ or the other free alternatives.  It works as a 
fully
> functional demo for 100 runs, and then switches to "lite" mode, which
> doesn't support Cocoon.  If you haven't already done so, you should
> install a servlet runner and then follow the Cocoon installation
> instructions.  Does anyone have suggestions for the best servlet 
runner on
> IIS?

> -Dan



> On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Ron Chan wrote:

> > has anyone successfully installed cocoon on win NT and IIS
> >
> > if so, can they give some brief steps to take
> >
> > thanks
> > Ron
> >
> >
> >
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Re: winNT, IIS and cocoon

["Daniel F. Jones" <da...@cs.utexas.edu>]

The only semi-difficult part is choosing a servlet runner and
configuring Cocoon to work with it.  I am using Servlet Exec with NT
Server and IIS, which is very easy to configure, but is $495 more
expensive than JServ or the other free alternatives.  It works as a fully
functional demo for 100 runs, and then switches to "lite" mode, which
doesn't support Cocoon.  If you haven't already done so, you should
install a servlet runner and then follow the Cocoon installation
instructions.  Does anyone have suggestions for the best servlet runner on
IIS?

-Dan



On Wed, 1 Mar 2000, Ron Chan wrote:

> has anyone successfully installed cocoon on win NT and IIS
> 
> if so, can they give some brief steps to take
> 
> thanks
> Ron
> 
> 
> 
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RE: winNT, IIS and cocoon

[Roberto Gilberti <gi...@tin.it>]

Hi,
I've configured Tomcat to work with IIS, and Cocoon works fine.
I followed the docs in tomcat, but I recompiled the isapi connector: the one
present in tomcat is only 6k and is broken; the recompiled module
(isapi_redirect.dll) is about 64k.


-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Chan [mailto:ron.chan@talk21.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 7:13 PM
To: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org
Subject: winNT, IIS and cocoon


has anyone successfully installed cocoon on win NT and IIS

if so, can they give some brief steps to take

thanks
Ron



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