Thanks a lot. On 8/28/07, David Blevins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Aug 27, 2007, at 8:40 PM, Karan Malhi wrote: > > So, the .vm file is the "main" template for the whole OpenEJB site, is > > it? It creates the layout and everything. If that is true, and if i > > change the css in this file, it will affect the whole website, > > correct? > > Right. > > > I have checked out the website, is there a way i can make changes to > > it and see those changes (i.e. run the website on my local machine) > > before i submit patches? I don't have confluence, so I am not sure how > > to work on the website and submit working patches. > > > > I have a feeling I might need confluence (which I dont have) and a > > servlet container to be able to achieve the above. > > Right again. You pretty much need Confluence, the AutoExport plugin > and the template. Optionally you could work from a copy of the sight > by exporting it as xml and then importing it on your personal > confluence install. > > Confluence comes ready to go, servlet container and all, so you're > good to go with that and the AutoExport plugin. > > Feel free to have fun with the template. If you come up with > something nice you can easily upload it to your future account on > people.apache.org for everyone to see. Definitely keep the color > scheme for the most part. Some kind of change would be a nice way to > visually communicate change in the a project; a new and different > OpenEJB 3.0. > > -David > > > >
-- Karan Singh Malhi
