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Installing Cocoon2

I have been trying to install Cocoon2.0b1 on my Windows NT environment for
a couple of days, without success.  According to the Install directions
this should be an easy four step process.  I have downloaded the zip many
times, and each time I try to install it I received errors on the build.
The install directions tell me that all I have to do is set my JAVA_HOME
variable, then build the war.  Well I have received error such as:

error in ant main
no jaxp compliant parser found
build.xml not found ( this is the most recent and I double and triple
checked that this file was in the root of the Cocoon              folder)

Has any got this thing running on a Windows environment?  I am about to
give up on this product, because if it is this error prone during
installation what will it be like running?

Any last minute help will be appreciated.
Joy

P.S. Thanks again to all who trying to help in the past


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AW: Installing Cocoon2

Posted by Carsten Ziegeler <cz...@sundn.de>.
Hi,

I can compile Cocoon2.0b1 on my system after downloading it,
without any problems.

I have the sun jdk 1.2.2 installed and simply set JAVA_HOME
to the installed directory. And then a simple build is
sufficient.

Regarding the messages you mentioned it seems that either
your zip files is corrupt or unpacking doesn't work as
expected.
If you select the properties in the explorer of the cocoon/lib
directory, you should have 24 files in there and approx.
8.777.728 Bytes used.


Carsten

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> Gesendet: Montag, 9. Juli 2001 15:47
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> Betreff: Installing Cocoon2
>
>
> I have been trying to install Cocoon2.0b1 on my Windows NT environment for
> a couple of days, without success.  According to the Install directions
> this should be an easy four step process.  I have downloaded the zip many
> times, and each time I try to install it I received errors on the build.
> The install directions tell me that all I have to do is set my JAVA_HOME
> variable, then build the war.  Well I have received error such as:
>
> error in ant main
> no jaxp compliant parser found
> build.xml not found ( this is the most recent and I double and triple
> checked that this file was in the root of the Cocoon              folder)
>
> Has any got this thing running on a Windows environment?  I am about to
> give up on this product, because if it is this error prone during
> installation what will it be like running?
>
> Any last minute help will be appreciated.
> Joy
>
> P.S. Thanks again to all who trying to help in the past
>
>
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Re: Installing Cocoon2

Posted by Marcus Crafter <cr...@fztig938.bank.dresdner.net>.
On Mon, 9 Jul 2001 JStalnecker@idssinfo.com wrote:

> I have been trying to install Cocoon2.0b1 on my Windows NT environment for
> a couple of days, without success.  According to the Install directions
> this should be an easy four step process.  I have downloaded the zip many
> times, and each time I try to install it I received errors on the build.
> The install directions tell me that all I have to do is set my JAVA_HOME
> variable, then build the war.  Well I have received error such as:
> 
> error in ant main
> no jaxp compliant parser found
> build.xml not found ( this is the most recent and I double and triple
> checked that this file was in the root of the Cocoon              folder)

	Sounds quite strange. Are you doing this all from a command prompt ?
	or clicking on the batch file from explorer ?

	Can you send us a complete trace of whats happening from start of your
	build to finish.

> Has any got this thing running on a Windows environment?  I am about to
> give up on this product, because if it is this error prone during
> installation what will it be like running?

	hmm.. installing a product has nothing to do with its stability. Just
	take Windows for an example. :-)

	Cheers,

	Marcus

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