Author: husted
Date: Sat Sep 10 12:43:07 2005
New Revision: 280035
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs?rev=280035&view=rev
Log:
OVR-15
* Wrap line ends.
* Change name of archive for external dependencies (now
overdrive-local-cache.zip).
* Note file layout for references has changed. All the externals are now under
"local-cache" in their own project folder, Maven-style.
Modified:
struts/sandbox/trunk/overdrive/README.txt
Modified: struts/sandbox/trunk/overdrive/README.txt
URL:
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs/struts/sandbox/trunk/overdrive/README.txt?rev=280035&r1=280034&r2=280035&view=diff
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--- struts/sandbox/trunk/overdrive/README.txt (original)
+++ struts/sandbox/trunk/overdrive/README.txt Sat Sep 10 12:43:07 2005
@@ -1,16 +1,27 @@
About OverDrive
-OverDrive is a working whiteboard proposal for a new Struts subproject. The
subproject will feature a set of best-practice applications written using a MVC
framework that merges Struts with the Commons Chain of Responsiblity package.
+OverDrive is a working whiteboard proposal for a new Struts subproject.
+The subproject will feature a set of best-practice applications written
+using a MVC framework that merges Struts with the Commons Chain of
+Responsiblity package.
----
Applications rule, frameworks drool.
-Most application frameworks ship with one or more example applications. Struts
has MailReader. iBATIS has Petstore. JSF has CarDemo. ASP.NET distributes
several "starter kits". Some frameworks, like Spring, even consider the
examples to be "first-class citizens".
-
-From the OverDrive perspective, the applications are not just first-class
citizens, they are the only first-class citizens. The MVC framework shared by
the applications is simply a means to an end.
-
-OverDrive is about writing business applications, regardless of platform, and
extracting components the applications can share. The initial OverDrive
applications are being written for ASP.NET/Mono, but versions for Java5 and
PHP5 are expected.
+Most application frameworks ship with one or more example applications.
+Struts has MailReader. iBATIS has Petstore. JSF has CarDemo. ASP.NET
+distributes several "starter kits". Some frameworks, like Spring, even
+consider the examples to be "first-class citizens".
+
+From the OverDrive perspective, the applications are not just first-class
+citizens, they are the only first-class citizens. The MVC framework shared
+by the applications is simply a means to an end.
+
+OverDrive is about writing business applications, regardless of platform,
+and extracting components the applications can share. The initial OverDrive
+applications are being written for ASP.NET/Mono, but versions for Java5 and
+PHP5 are expected.
The first two applications on the billet are
@@ -44,11 +55,20 @@
*** Be sure the destination path is set to the folder you created!
* After the checkout:
-** Download the external dependencies to the same directory from
[http://people.apache.org/~husted/overdrive-external-bin.zip]
+** Download the external dependencies to the same directory from
[http://people.apache.org/~husted/overdrive-local-cache.zip]
** Unzip this archive to the same directory, to create the folders
-*** iBatisNet.Bin, NUnitAsp.bin, SpringNet.bin.
-** This archive contains development versions, so be sure to use these rather
than the released versions. Our goal is to stay current with the development
versions for now.
-** If you have not already done so, also install NUnit 2.2 or later. There is
a MSI available from [http://NUnit.org], along with a Mono-friendly ZIP.
+*** local-cache
+**** Agility
+**** iBatisNet
+**** Nexus
+**** NUnitAsp.bin
+**** SpringNet.bin.
+** This archive contains development versions of some products, so be
+sure to use these rather than the released versions. Our goal is to
+stay current with the development versions for now.
+** If you have not already done so, also install NUnit 2.2 or later.
+There is a MSI available from [http://NUnit.org], along with a
+Mono-friendly ZIP.
VISUAL STUDIO
@@ -73,7 +93,8 @@
h2. Nexus
-* The Nexus solution has a web project. To allow running the project in-place:
+* The Nexus solution has a web project. To allow running the project
+in-place:
** Right-click on the "Nexus/Web" folder
** Open "Sharing" and "Security/Web Sharing"
** Set the sharename to "Nexus"
@@ -81,7 +102,8 @@
h2. PhoneBook
-* The PhoneBook solution has a web project. To allow running the project
in-place:
+* The PhoneBook solution has a web project. To allow running the project
+in-place:
** Right-click on the "PhoneBook/Web" folder
** Open "Sharing" and "Security/Web" Sharing
** Set the sharename to "Phonebook"
@@ -95,7 +117,10 @@
DATABASE
-* Right now, the PhoneBook application is using a MySQL 3.x database by
default. We mean to change that to SharpHSQL Real Soon Now
[http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/database/SharpHSQL.asp]. But for now, you need
MySQL 3.x installed.
+* Right now, the PhoneBook application is using a MySQL 3.x database by
+default. We mean to change that to SharpHSQL Real Soon Now
+[http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/database/SharpHSQL.asp]. But for now, you
+need MySQL 3.x installed.
** Create a database named phonebook
** Create an entry table
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