RE: Cocoon example implementation
"Marc Novakowski" <[email protected]>
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Perhaps a point of confusion is that all of the documentation for setting up Keel says to use "default" as the deployment name when installing it, but since Cocoon is not part of the default deployment it isn't downloaded or installed. It wasn't clear to me (at first) that I had to re-run "ant completeinstall" and specify the "nojms-cocoon" deployment before running the assemble-deploy task. Could there be some way of having assemble-deploy do a dependency check to see if cocoon is installed, and if not, fire off a completeinstall (or whatever is required to download/install it)? Marc -----Original Message----- From: Shash Chatterjee [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 3:22 PM To: user-6VIttnCrOeJXNEnpj1eHPNi2O/[email protected] Subject: RE: [Keel User] Cocoon example implementation Justin, > I've got the latest CVS version of Keel. I downloaded, and built the > default build for Cocoon 2.1.3 into $KEEL_HOME/keel-build/deploy. > However, when I run the nojms-cocoon target, Ant says that it can't > find the $KEEL_HOME/keel-build/deploy/cocoon-2.1.3/build/webapp- > minimal. Am I using the wrong version of Cocoon? When I change > webapp-minimal to webapp (a valid Cocoon build directory), keel > builds, but Tomcat gives the error: The requested resource > (/keel/test.html) is not available. Understand that my knowledge of Cocoon is very limited, so I'll punt to Mike in a jiffy.....but, how did you download and build Cocoon? The way it was integrated was by using the following command: ant -Ddeploy.name=nojms-cocoon completeinstall (before you do this, leave the deploy/cocoon-2.1.3-src.zip in there, but move/rename the expanded Cocoon dir so Keel rebuilds it). HTH, Shash _______________________________________________ User mailing list [email protected] http://lists.keelframework.org/listinfo.cgi/user-keelframework.org