Standalone Cocoon
JeVeoy <[email protected]>
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Dear Experts, I love the possibilities Cocoon gives my projects and I don't think I will ever want to develop anything without Cocoon. But.. I would really, really, really like to develop web applications without the Maven Jetty plugin "jetty:run", being dependent on Maven for my library and debugging outside my preferred environment. My preferred development environment: * Apache Cocoon * Apache Tomcat * MyEclipse In a perfect world I would be able to launch the Tomcat server as a node from within MyEclipse and be able to debug, deploy etc a Cocoon-based application without building etc outside MyEclipse. I guess I could run the "dependency:tree" and copy all jars in preferred order to a library in a cocoon-project. I could also prepare a default Cocoon project for MyEclipse by running "eclipse:myeclipse", but I know this wont do the trick.. Do you have any experience/knowledge on how this can be achieved? Any steps I have to take? Any help would really be appreciated. Best regards, JeVeoy -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Standalone-Cocoon-tp34648528p34648528.html Sent from the Cocoon - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.