Re: Websphere and Cactus

[Vincent Massol]

Hi Steve,   I waited before answering because I wanted to see if someone with experience with WebSphere would step in ... The last version of WebSphere I used was 3.02 and it has changed quite a lot (it probably now support web apps for example).   Running Cactus in any application server should really be easy. Here are the steps :   1/ Create your test war (make sure you have the correct jars in WEB-INF/lib - see the getting started tutorial on the web site -). Also make sure your web.xml is correct (see the Configuration Howto). 2/ Copy this test war in the correct location (this is application server dependent) in your app server directory   That's it ! You have finished the installation for WebSphere ! You can now start/restart/refresh WebSphere.   Now, to run the tests. You need to start JUnit from the command line (shell or Ant) or from an IDE. You can use any test runner (the text one or the gui one). Again you need to have the correct jars in your client side classpath (see the getting started tutorial). The Cactus sample provides scripts for Ant.   Hope it helps. -Vincent ----- Original Message ----- From: Steve Grant To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 9:41 PM Subject: Websphere and Cactus What if you want to use WebSphere with the Cactus/Ant scripts - is this siginificantly different than the Weblogic,Orion,Resin choices in those scripts? Will the VAJ guides be of any use with this?