Stephane, > 1. the resource servlet is defined as > no.no.search.sesat.commons.resourcefeed.ResourceServlet which > is a package that doesn't exists.
You are right. Thanks for pointing this out! It should be, verbosely, no.sesat.commons.resourcefeed.ResourceServlet this has been fixed with r6929 > 2. telling us that there is a library missing in its lib > directory : commons-logging This is a normal when building with fast libraries, http://sesat.no/building-with-fast.html describes a number of libraries that must be manually copied over. It shouldn't hurt to also have this library included in ROOT.war should be fixed with r6930 > 3. missing class : the ROOT application tries to initialize a > servlet : no.sesat.search.http.servlet.MapServlet. But we > can't find that servlet anywhere in the sesat-kernel sources; This was recently removed from the codebase. The reference in web.xml was not. Why it did not cause headache for us i'm puzzled, and sorry, about. should be fixed with r6930 > 4. We have absolutely no idea about where we should put the > JSP and CSS files Ok. ROOT.war and generic.sesam.war should be left alone. These are the sesat-kernel (ROOT == the framework, and generic.sesam == the default base skin). In this case the localhost.com built from the architype is just an example skin layered on top of generic.sesam skin. Don't confuse it with the real "localhost.com" found in sesat-kernel/generic.sesam/sesam.com You are free to edit your own localhost.com all you like. Change the skin name to suit your own domain. Put all your css, javascript, jsp into it as well in the corresponding locations src/main/css, src/main/javascript, and src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/classes/... ~mck -- "Everything you can imagine is real." Pablo Picasso | semb.wever.org | sesat.no | sesam.no |
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