Aron Kramlik wrote:

> Thanks, I have had a look in the archives and followed the
> detailed step-by-step guide as well.  However, I have a few
> questions still.
>
> For Jetspeed to run do I need to have a database (if so, what
> is the schema, how do I connect, etc).
>

The schema is in src/sql, or src/sql/external, depending on the database you
are using.

TurbineResources.properties is the file where you should set up the driver.
Ensure that the jdbc driver is in the classpath. I tend to put all the jars
in tomcat/lib to have it working.

>
> Do I have to install Jetspeed into the default (ROOT) webapp
> of Tomcat?  My installation of Tomcat only has our 3 apps and
> none of the ones from the default Tomcat installation (examples,
> admon and ROOT).  So has anyone ever configured it as a web app
> all by itself?

I have it running in the js/ webapp. It worked allright. I don't remember any
special hack to make it run.
The trick is that the resource URIs for the /content branch are not taken
relative to the webapp. I put them under "plain" Apache, in
/home/http/html/content. We are working on a clear convention on this issue.
I put jetspeed-content under http://myhost:8001/content/... to check HTTP PUT
with a different server. This is experimental yet.

A problem can happen if you put the classes in the webapp lib directory, as
Cocoon will not be able to find them for compilation of the XSP pages. When I
found this problem I was short of time, so I moved everything back to the
main tomcat/lib directory.

>
>
> Has anyone configured it with Apache and T32 mod_jk?
>

I am using mod_jserv, the one coming with Tomcat.

>
> Thanks again,
>
> Aron.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Carol Jones/Raleigh/IBM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, November 05, 2000 5:21 PM
> To: JetSpeed
> Subject: Re: Jetspeed installation help
>
> Aron,
>
> Quite a few instructions have been posted here on this mailing list,
> starting around Oct 16-18 or so.
> You might want to dig through the archives, there was quite a bit of good
> information there.
>
> Carol
>
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