RE: [flexcoders] Minimal Tomcat Deployment

2005-05-25 Thread Dimitrios Gianninas





Hi Dan,

You don't have to do that much 
work to get Flex running under Tomcat. Here is the simplest 
way:

- install Tomcat under 
c:\tomcat (just an example, put it anywhere you want)
- createa folder called 
"samples" under c:\tomcat\webapps
- extract the contents of the 
samples.war to the c:\tomcat\webapps\samples folder
- start up 
tomcat
- navigate to http://loclahost:8080/samples and 
voila!

Repeat the same instructions 
for the flex.war and then create your first ever helloworld.mxml file and put it 
under c:\tomcat\webapps\flex and start-up tomcat. Then navigate to http://loclahost:8080/flex/helloworld.mxml 
to look at your creation.

That's it, you don't need to 
put any jar files in any special places.

Hope that 
helps!

Dimitrios "Jimmy" Gianninas
RIADeveloper
Optimal Payments Inc.



From: Dan Glauser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 24, 2005 12:39 PMTo: 
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Minimal Tomcat 
Deployment
Hello folks,I'm sorry if this topic has already been 
covered but when searchingthe list I was unable to find what I am looking 
for.I'd like to put together a *minimal* set of tasks for deploying a 
Flexapp in Tomcat. Specifically I'm looking for what jars need to 
bewhere and what deployment descriptors need to be changed. Now 
I'velooked at the samples that come with Flex and here is what I have 
sofar:I'm aware that you can put flex-tomcat-common.jar 
in$TOMCAT_HOME/common/lib and put flex-tomcat-server.jar 
in$TOMCAT_HOME/server/lib. From the samples webapp I see a bunch 
ofother jars in WEB-INF/flex/jars but the ones that seem to stand outare 
flex-tags.jar and flex.jar.There are a bunch of entries in the web.xml 
for the samplesapplication. Not sure which are necessary for a basic 
application.I know that I can just get going by deploying the flex.war 
webapp inTomcat but I'm looking for a minimal project that contains all 
thenecessary flex libraries. I'm also looking for the 
minimalconfiguration file changes to get "hello world" working and to 
haveTomcat properly handle mxml files.I've found lots of good 
examples just to get me going with Flex but Ihaven't yet found a minimalist 
approach.Thanks in advance,--Dan GlauserJ2EE 
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[flexcoders] Minimal Tomcat Deployment

2005-05-24 Thread Dan Glauser
Hello folks,

I'm sorry if this topic has already been covered but when searching
the list I was unable to find what I am looking for.

I'd like to put together a *minimal* set of tasks for deploying a Flex
app in Tomcat.  Specifically I'm looking for what jars need to be
where and what deployment descriptors need to be changed.  Now I've
looked at the samples that come with Flex and here is what I have so
far:

I'm aware that you can put flex-tomcat-common.jar in
$TOMCAT_HOME/common/lib and put flex-tomcat-server.jar in
$TOMCAT_HOME/server/lib.  From the samples webapp I see a bunch of
other jars in WEB-INF/flex/jars but the ones that seem to stand out
are flex-tags.jar and flex.jar.

There are a bunch of entries in the web.xml for the samples
application.  Not sure which are necessary for a basic application.

I know that I can just get going by deploying the flex.war webapp in
Tomcat but I'm looking for a minimal project that contains all the
necessary flex libraries.  I'm also looking for the minimal
configuration file changes to get hello world working and to have
Tomcat properly handle mxml files.

I've found lots of good examples just to get me going with Flex but I
haven't yet found a minimalist approach.

Thanks in advance,

--
Dan Glauser
J2EE Developer
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


 
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