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Date: Fri, 8 Nov 2002 11:20:59 -0800
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Subject: Is anyone using cocoon.xconf files in Mounts?
From: Justin Fagnani-Bell <justin@paraliansoftware.com>
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I'm having problems with Cocoon Mounts and using cocoon.xconf files in 
the mount sub-directories. I've posted about this a few times but 
haven't gotten a response, so I'm wondering if anyone out there is 
using mounts and cocoon.xconf files.

My problem is that I can't access JDBC datasources defined in the 
sub-cocoon.xconf files. I believe this is because to get a datasource 
you need to use a ComponentSelector, and I think the ComponentSelector 
for datasources doesn't have access to the components defined in the 
cocoon.xconf files in the Mounts.

I can't really find much documentation on this except for at the cocoon 
wiki where it just say this should be possible, and defining datasource 
is one of the reasons for having sub-cocoon.xconf files.

I'd love to hear if anyone has attempted this, whether or not you've 
succeeded or failed, because at this point it feels like I might be the 
only attempting this, and surely that can't be. There must be someone 
out there who's tried, one of the developers of this functionality 
maybe?

Thanks again, in advance, for any responses,
   Justin


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