Great! :-)
Could anyone on this list please create (or contribute to) a detailed,
step-by-step to-do list for installation on NT and/or Linux?
I'd be happy to collect this info together, edit it, and modify the existing
installation document.
It's a bit frustrating to spend weeks on an install when the knowledge is
obviously out there. If we can avoid having people re-invent the wheel on
tasks like installation and configuration, productivity on the project will
rise significantly and more individuals will be able to contribute.
I'd recommend we focus on a particular deployment platform (e.g., apache w/
tomcat or perhaps just tomcat using its internal http server). I use both
Linux and NT so I'd be happy to maintain an installation/configuration
document for both platforms as the project progresses.
Just for background, I've been working with the slashdot.org portal code but
prefer the jsp/servlet environment to perl scripts.
Thanks!
Will
----- Original Message -----
From: "Hugh P Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "JetSpeed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2000 11:26 PM
Subject: Jetspeed on Windows NT Anyone
> I realize most of you will probably not be as excited as I am but I just
> Jetspeed running on NT.
> After weeks of attempts I have finnally done it. Now I can try to write
> my own portlett.
> I just want thank Kevin and jon for all their patience and help. Again
> for the record, I would
> not gone down this road had my Linux box not died. I am a Linux user
> frustrated by company's inability
> to make a commitment to Linux.
> r,
> Hugh
>
>
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