Re: getParameter() issue

[Robin Green <gr...@hotmail.com>]

Jose.Carlos@iint.com wrote:
>We know from basic HTML and servlets that if we do not have a particular 
>field
>(say a
>text field) present in the HTML page and we issue an
>HttpServletRequest.getParameter("fieldname")
>in the servlet on that page, this method should return a Java  null.
>
>However, I notice that when using Cocoon, the getParameter() method in such 
>a
>scenario
>would return a  java String literal value of "null"   instead of  the Java 
>null.

Can we have a reproducable test case please. Sounds like you are mistaken. 
Remember null gets converted to "null" if you do a string conversion or 
something like that.



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Help w/ Apache and Tomcat serving Cocoon pages

["Brett G. Palmer" <bp...@uswest.net>]

Here is another Apache/Tomcat question for Cocoon.

I have Apache and Tomcat configured to correctly serve JSP pages. For
example Apache will pass the URL: http:<my_server>/examples/jsp/some.jsp to
Tomcat for processing.  I would like Apache to pass *.xml references to
Cocoon via Tomcat, but I can't get this to work.

My Tomcat/Cocoon configuration workw correctly.  For example

http:<my_server>:8080/samples/index.xml is correctly processed by Cocoon.

In summary, I want to be able to handle all *.xml files without having to
refer to the Tomcat port.  Any suggestions on how to get this to work would
be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Brett