Nic Ferrier wrote:
> Well... all 2.2 onwards compliant servlet engines now have such a
> tool.
I guess you are talking about the deployment descriptor
(WEB-INF/web.xml) for webapps. But this is not what might be desired
for Cocoon: If you set the *.xml mapping for a Cocoon webapp, it will
only be
Nic Ferrier wrote:
> Well... all 2.2 onwards compliant servlet engines now have such a
> tool.
I guess you are talking about the deployment descriptor
(WEB-INF/web.xml) for webapps. But this is not what might be desired
for Cocoon: If you set the *.xml mapping for a Cocoon webapp, it will
only b
>>> Stefan Gybas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 14-Jan-01 9:50:49 PM >>>
>Cocoon needs to me aware of the actual
>serlvet engine to be able to do an automatic
>setup and can't just depend on java-servlet-engine.
>This would require a common setup tool for all
>servlet engines
Well... all 2.2 onwards comp
Thom May wrote:
> To belatedly follow this up, should I take this
> up on debian-policy , or is that not the correct way to get it
> implemented? Doesn't look like anyone thought it was a bad
> thing...
You still did not tell me what we would gain from this virtual package
(see my message to Debi
>>> Stefan Gybas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 14-Jan-01 9:50:49 PM >>>
>Cocoon needs to me aware of the actual
>serlvet engine to be able to do an automatic
>setup and can't just depend on java-servlet-engine.
>This would require a common setup tool for all
>servlet engines
Well... all 2.2 onwards com
To belatedly follow this up, should I take this
up on debian-policy , or is that not the correct way to get it
implemented? Doesn't look like anyone thought it was a bad
thing...
-Thom
* Thom May ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Folks,
> I'm putting together a package for cocoon, which is a java
> s
Thom May wrote:
> To belatedly follow this up, should I take this
> up on debian-policy , or is that not the correct way to get it
> implemented? Doesn't look like anyone thought it was a bad
> thing...
You still did not tell me what we would gain from this virtual package
(see my message to Deb
To belatedly follow this up, should I take this
up on debian-policy , or is that not the correct way to get it
implemented? Doesn't look like anyone thought it was a bad
thing...
-Thom
* Thom May ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote :
> Folks,
> I'm putting together a package for cocoon, which is a java
>
>>> Stefan Gybas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 17-Dec-00 1:00:45 PM >>>
>I will ask the ftp admins to remove jserv and gnujsp
>from the archives as soon as woody has been
>released (i.e. they will not be in woody+1).
>Both JServ and Tomcat are in contrib but Tomcat
>implements the newer servlet specifica
>>> Stefan Gybas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 17-Dec-00 1:00:45 PM >>>
>I will ask the ftp admins to remove jserv and gnujsp
>from the archives as soon as woody has been
>released (i.e. they will not be in woody+1).
>Both JServ and Tomcat are in contrib but Tomcat
>implements the newer servlet specific
Thom May wrote:
> I'm putting together a package for cocoon, which is a java
> servlet that serves xml pages.
Do you know that there is already a Cocoon package in Debian (although
it's an old version)?
> So, in the control file i'd like to be able to specify "requires:
> java-servlet-engine" an
Thom May wrote:
> I'm putting together a package for cocoon, which is a java
> servlet that serves xml pages.
Do you know that there is already a Cocoon package in Debian (although
it's an old version)?
> So, in the control file i'd like to be able to specify "requires:
> java-servlet-engine" a
* Adrian Bunk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001216 16:16]:
> > If I am not mistaken to precedence, the use precedes policy. Email the
> > maintainers, and ask them to include the Provides: line. :)
>
> You are mistaken.
> /usr/share/doc/debian-policy/virtual-package-names-list.text.gz says:
>
>
> <-- sni
On Sat, 16 Dec 2000, Seth Arnold wrote:
> * Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001216 09:59]:
> > >>> Thom May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 16-Dec-00 3:28:18 PM >>>
> > >So, in the control file i'd like to be able to specify "requires:
> > >java-servlet-engine" and let apt get on with it, rather than
> > >sa
* Adrian Bunk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001216 16:16]:
> > If I am not mistaken to precedence, the use precedes policy. Email the
> > maintainers, and ask them to include the Provides: line. :)
>
> You are mistaken.
> /usr/share/doc/debian-policy/virtual-package-names-list.text.gz says:
>
>
> <-- sn
On Sat, 16 Dec 2000, Seth Arnold wrote:
> * Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001216 09:59]:
> > >>> Thom May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 16-Dec-00 3:28:18 PM >>>
> > >So, in the control file i'd like to be able to specify "requires:
> > >java-servlet-engine" and let apt get on with it, rather than
> > >s
* Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001216 09:59]:
> >>> Thom May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 16-Dec-00 3:28:18 PM >>>
> >So, in the control file i'd like to be able to specify "requires:
> >java-servlet-engine" and let apt get on with it, rather than
> >saying "requires: apache-jserv|tomcat" etc.
>
> Ther
>>> Thom May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 16-Dec-00 3:28:18 PM >>>
>So, in the control file i'd like to be able to specify "requires:
>java-servlet-engine" and let apt get on with it, rather than
>saying "requires: apache-jserv|tomcat" etc.
There are now quite a few servlet dependant tools out there. I wo
* Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [001216 09:59]:
> >>> Thom May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 16-Dec-00 3:28:18 PM >>>
> >So, in the control file i'd like to be able to specify "requires:
> >java-servlet-engine" and let apt get on with it, rather than
> >saying "requires: apache-jserv|tomcat" etc.
>
> The
>>> Thom May <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 16-Dec-00 3:28:18 PM >>>
>So, in the control file i'd like to be able to specify "requires:
>java-servlet-engine" and let apt get on with it, rather than
>saying "requires: apache-jserv|tomcat" etc.
There are now quite a few servlet dependant tools out there. I w
Folks,
I'm putting together a package for cocoon, which is a java
servlet that serves xml pages. So what?, I hear you cry...
Well, the problem is this. Cocoon requires, strangely enough , a
java servlet engine, such as tomcat, apache jserv, etc. So, in
the control file i'd like to be able to specif
Folks,
I'm putting together a package for cocoon, which is a java
servlet that serves xml pages. So what?, I hear you cry...
Well, the problem is this. Cocoon requires, strangely enough , a
java servlet engine, such as tomcat, apache jserv, etc. So, in
the control file i'd like to be able to speci
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