Author: andre
Date: 2010-05-26 16:18:32 +0200 (Wed, 26 May 2010)
New Revision: 42280
Modified:
mmbase/branches/MMBase-1_9/documentation/releases/installation.txt
Log:
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Modified: mmbase/branches/MMBase-1_9/documentation/releases/installation.txt
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--- mmbase/branches/MMBase-1_9/documentation/releases/installation.txt
2010-05-26 14:14:17 UTC (rev 42279)
+++ mmbase/branches/MMBase-1_9/documentation/releases/installation.txt
2010-05-26 14:18:32 UTC (rev 42280)
@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@
1. Download and install a Java Development Kit (j2sdk-1.5.x or newer).
2. Download and install a Servlet Engine or an Applicationserver.
- MMBase runs on various Servlet Engines, see our releasenotes for tested
+ MMBase runs on various Servlet Engines, see our release notes for tested
Servlet Engines. Apache Tomcat > version 5.5 is mostly used to run MMBase
and
- tests are often performmed with Jetty.
+ tests are often performed with Jetty.
Check if the Servlet Engine is up and running and if you can use its
jsp-examples. On default the distro needs web-app 2.4. If the application
server
does not support that (e.g. Tomcat 4). then you need to replace 'web.xml'
with
@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@
3. Download and install ImageMagick. See note below if you're having
problems with Imagemagick or don't want to use it.
-4. Copy the subdir 'example-webapp' or the WAR 'example-webapp-1.9.war' into
the
- Servlet Engine's webapss directory. When you're familiar with configuring
your
+4. Copy the subdirectory 'example-webapp' or the WAR 'example-webapp-1.9.war'
into the
+ Servlet Engine's webapps directory. When you're familiar with configuring
your
Servlet Engine you can or point to it in a configuration file (e.g.
server.xml
of tomcat).
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@
notes below how to change this).
8. Edit 'jdbc.xml' (in <example-webapp/WEB-INF/config/modules>) for using a
different database (see
- releasenotes for tested databases). If the database is explicitely
mentioned in 'mmbaseroot.xml'
+ release notes for tested databases). If the database is explicitly
mentioned in 'mmbaseroot.xml'
you should also change that.
Other interesting settings can be found in
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@
Some application servers, such as the Sun Java System Application Server, put
restrictions on
what web-applications can do.
To run MMBase in such web-application servers, you need to give the
-application a number of permisions, including the use of
+application a number of permissions, including the use of
Classloaders for the MMBase web-applications, or they won't run.
In the Sun Java System Application Server you configure this in the
server.policy configuration file. Add:
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