Laura Stewart wrote: > A couple of followup questions. > > I should run "forrest seed" in another directory, but in the same > path? or in an entirely new path?
I suggest that you create a new subdirectory, cd into that subdirectory, then run 'forrest seed'. I tend to hang onto the seeded directory for a while because it provides examples of how to do things in forrest. > The env variables... are they user or system variables. I would like > to set them permanently instead of having to run the batch file (which > by the way worked great !). It's your choice to set the variables in a batch file or update them permanently in your Windows system. I updated http://db.apache.org/derby/papers/derby_web.html#Create+a+Forrest+seed+site and added a link to the forrest install instructions at http://forrest.apache.org/docs_0_70/your-project.html#installing The forrest instructions show how to add environment variables in Windows 2000 and XP. I hope that helps, -jean > Laura > > On 10/17/06, Jean T. Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Jean T. Anderson wrote: >> ... >> > At any rate, after setting up my environment this way, I was able to >> run >> > 'forrest -projecthelp', 'forrest seed', and 'forrest site' in the derby >> > site directory. >> >> I misspoke; don't run 'forrest seed' in the derby site directory. That >> will generate a new site that overlays the derby web site -- not what >> you'd want to do. :-) >> >> It's ok to run both 'forrest -projecthelp' and 'forrest site' in the >> derby site directory. >> >> -jean >> > >
