At 03:20 AM 3/31/00 +0200, you wrote:
>
>Hi, James,
>
>Did you got the message reply I sent to you about JRun installation ?
>I got to unjar the jar files in /jrun/jsm-default/classes (restart JRun
>after that)
Yes, I did, and thank you. I tried what you suggested and replied to the
list with the questions and problems I had, but I didn't see a response to
that.
With the release of 1.1, I started over and redid everything. I'm making
detailed release notes about what I'm doing, just in case they might help
someone else. Here are my notes:
***
Installation Notes for:
Win98
Personal Web Server
JRun 2.3.3
Jetspeed 1.1
Unzip jetspeed into d:\Jetspeed-1.1
Copy d:\Jetspeed-1.1\src\content directory to
c:\webshare\wwwroot\content. Use the PWS administrator to set this
directory as a web directory name /content.
Add d:\Jetspeed-1.1\jetspeed.jar and all the jar files in
d:\Jetspeed-1.1\lib to your system CLASSPATH (in autoexec.bat) and to your
JRun CLASSPATH (in JRun Administrator). They are different. To modify
your JRun CLASSPATH, start the JRun Administrator, select the General tab,
and select the Java subtab.
Copy all these jar files (includeing jetspeed.jar) to
c:\jrun\jsm-default\classes. Unjar all the jar files by changing their
extentions from .jar to .zip and then extracting them.
Set up an alias in JRun for jetspeed. Start the JRun Administrator, select
the jse Service ID, select the Service Config button, select the Aliases
tag, select the Add button.
Name = jetspeed
Class Name = turbine
Init Arguments Settings
Name = properties
Value = d:\Jetspeed-1.1\src\TurbineResources.properties
Open the file d:\Jetspeed-1.1\src\config\TurbineResources.properties and
set the line that starts with jetspeed.properties to
jetspeed.properties=d:\Jetspeed-1.1\src\config\JetspeedResources.properties
Configure your installation. You should evaluate
TurbineResources.properties and JetspeedResources.properies to make sure
they match your configuation. There are comments in both of these files
which should make configuration fairly easy. Note that Turbine supports
user authentication. Jetspeed supports this but it is currently optional
and up to you to setup.
Restart computer.
Open IE5.0 and type in this URL: http://localhost/servlet/jetspeed
***
When I run this, I'm still getting:
HTTP 500 - Internal server error
Think I have something setup wrong in those .properties files? Maybe I
could see yours or let you see mine?
I really appreciate your help!!
James Garriss
jpgarriss @ home.com
http://www.geocities.com/stones_of_distinction
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