However i noticed that theres no Graphviz rpm for either OS, so i looked on the internet and i found this ones:
http://www.karakas-online.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2646
Those rpms work ok both on SLES9 and OES, so with that, you can have a fully functional SWAMP installation on either OES, that is installed relatively easy, i also found some tomcat-5-0-30 rpms but havent tested them yet.
I would also like to point some little things out:
- When setting up the notification for a test workflow, i noticed that it allways sent mail from and to the email address that i configured in the default properties file, it took me a long while after looking through the code to understand that i had to turn off the debug option for it to work as planned, perhaps this should be better documented, if you want, im willing to help with that documentation.
- I also noticed that theres no smtp authentication functionality to send the emails, so you have to let a certain user do open relay for it to be able to send emails outside your own domain, wich is a serious security issue, if you want, i can help with that too.
Also one final question: Is there a way to create a velocity script that could connect and make queries to a MySQL server?
Thanks for your help,
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>So, here is the "clean" solution for running SWAMP on a standard SLES9
(tomcat 5.0.19):
- Build from source as described in the manual
- Do a: chown -R tomcat.tomcat /srv/www/tomcat/base/webapps/webswamp/
otherwise tomcat will not be able to write files
- Remove: /usr/share/tomcat/common/lib/commons-collections.jar
as it conflicts with the collections lib installed by SWAMP.
Carlos Andres Neva Vargas
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