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Date: Tue, 23 Jun 2009 15:37:20 +0100
From: Peter Flynn <pflynn@ucc.ie>
Organization: University College Cork
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I've been using Tomcat5 with Apache2 under RH5 to run Cocoon, but I now 
need to add Lucene and eXist. Is it possible to run multiple 
applications like this on the same machine using the same Tomcat server?

Someone mentioned something about "another Tomcat instance" but I don't 
know if this is required, and I can't find any documentation about it.

At the moment, all Cocoon pages get an extra "cocoon/" token inserted in 
their URI, eg http://myhost.server.domain/cocoon/stuff. I did look at 
just replacing ROOT in webapps but that seems a little heavy-handed, and 
it would seem to defeat any chance of adding Lucene and eXist.

Is there another way to get rid of the "cocoon/", because the Cocoon 
pages will be the interface the user sees (but somehow preserve an 
equivalent "lucene/" and "eXist/" because they won't be seen much)?

///Peter

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