That was very fast response, thank you everyone.
I'll try it soon.
David Sean Taylor wrote:
On Aug 25, 2007, at 7:18 AM, Ron Wheeler wrote:
Mansour wrote:
David Sean Taylor wrote:
On Aug 19, 2007, at 5:17 PM, Mansour wrote:
hello every one:
I am reading the following tutorial:
http://people.apache.org/~taylor/tutorial/docs/site/02/page-decoration.html
I mentioned this before on the list: the tutorial there only goes
as far as chapter 01
That is as far as I got in converting the tutorial from Maven-2.
Followed every single step and things are fine (thank you for the
documentation).
Now, I am reading through section 2 (02. Customizing Your Portal
Design) I don't think that I understand what's going on.
In the tutorial there should be four downloads
http://people.apache.org/~taylor/tutorial/docs/site/references/tutorial_distribution.html:
I have tried the first section of the tutorial as described, and
then I diverged a bit and deleted the project "express-demo" and
pointed the variable
app.server.home to /opt/tomcat, which where I have tomcat
installed for my development. Now I am getting the same results.
So why do I need the express -demo ?
express-demo is a sample portlet application, jetexpress is the
sample jetspeed portal
How do I avoid including tomcat in the installer ?
We don't have an installer available that does not include Tomcat
inside
It trivial (and not worth discussing here) to write an Ant script
that can take an installed version and overlay or package it for
another server such as another version of Tomcat
What files do I need to package in the war file. Is there a
reference or how to?
Try just taking the war file that is created and sticking it in your
Tomcat webapps directory.
If you need to add any jars to Tomcat, you will find out PDQ.
cp $INSTALLED_TOMCAT/shared/lib/* $MANSOUR_TOMCAT/shared/lib
cp -R $INSTALLED_TOMCAT/webapps/jetspeed/*
$MANSOUR_TOMCAT/webapps/jetspeed/
cp -R $INSTALLED_TOMCAT/webapps/j2-admin/*
$MANSOUR_TOMCAT/webapps/j2-admin/
(continue for whatever webapps you need)
cp $INSTALLED_TOMCAT/conf/Catalina/localhost/jetspeed.xml
$MANSOUR_TOMCAT/conf/Catalina/localhost/jetspeed.xml
This still leaves you with the task of creating the tables and
populating the database
If you look in $INSTALLED_TOMCAT/database, there is an ant script (run
the default target, "setupDB") that will do that for you interactively
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