just wanted to mention to folks responsible for maintaining
documentation at:
http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/getting-started-installer.html
in case they wanted to account for the following situation:
i followed the directions and got a 404: The requested resource
(/jetspeed/portal) is not available.
when hitting http://localhost:8080/jetspeed/portal
turns out i was inadvertently running tomcat out of a previous install
directory because
when i ran:
c:\Program Files\Apache Jetspeed 2.0\bin\startup.bat
i wasn't in the above bin directory and it bailed indicating that
CATALINA_HOME had to be defined.
i defined CATALINA_HOME to point to my existing tomcat installation
directory,
and the startup.bat ran successfully, but of course it was running
tomcat out of my existing install,
which didn't have the jetspeed webapps present.
if CATALINA_HOME *is not* defined and you run from the jetspeed bin dir,
then startup does the right thing,
if CATALINA_HOME is defined to point to an existing install, then
startup will not behave as expected.
i would recommend comments in the getting started document to indicate
to either:
(a) insure that CATALINA_HOME isn't defined and run startup from the
jetspeed bin dir, or
(b) if CATALINA_HOME is defined to point it to the jetspeed install dir
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