> Thanks Chris,
>
> Christopher Elkins wrote:
>
> > > Nobody has responded to my posts yet, but I've made some progress none the
> > less ;>}
>
> Didn't mean to sound ungrateful for the earlier assistance, I was just trying
to say
> that since my last
> two desperate pleas for help, I've figured some stuff out. You guys are great,
and I
> know all the developers feel the pressure from all sides, it's hard to write
great
> code and conceive the plan with
> questions from novices slowing you down. So I try to help myself as I can.
>
No problem. It's not a bad idea to gently prod if initial messages go without
comment; this can be an active list sometimes. :-)
> > Sorry about that. :-( Thanks for your feedback and patience!
>
> <snip>
>
> > I've found that the templates currently in TDK aren't very useful. What I
> > usually do is copy the turbine templates over to tdk before running
newapp.sh.
> > In other words:
> > mv share/webmacro/templates share/webmacro/templates.sav
> > cp -R ../../../turbine/src/templates share/webmacro
> > ./newapp.sh
>
> Please translate for the linux illiterate ;>}
>
Sorry. I actually do most of my development on Win2K, but it was easier to
explain the commands in Unix than in DOS. ;-)
Here are the relevant DOS commands:
cd tdk\dist\tdk
move share/webmacro/templates share/webmacro/templates.sav
md share\webmacro\templates
xcopy /S ..\..\..\turbine\src\templates share\webmacro\templates
newapp.bat [newapp]
(Note: Your mileage may vary; I've only verified these commands under NT.)
> 1) Backup templates currently in the tdk to a file templates.sav
>
> Is that from the ./tdk/src/share/webmacro/templates
> or from ./tdk/dist/tdk/share/webmacro/templates
>
>From ./tdk/dist/tdk/share/webmacro/templates. Technically, you could just delete
that directory for the process I've described here. I back them up for ease of
development.
> (why is there a /dist/tdk tree inside of the ./tdk tree anyway ?)
>
Because dist contains all the post-build output that eventually goes to create a
packaged distribution such as tdk-1.1.zip.
> 2) copy templates from directory specified above into the corresponding
turbine
> directory:
> ie
> ./turbine/src/templates
>
>
> Right ?
>
The steps are right, just backwards. :-)
>
> > Then, I visit:
> >
http://localhost:8080/newapp/servlet/newapp/screen/WebMacroSiteScreen/template/l
> > ogin.wm
> >
> > This has proven to be much more useful than the current TDK templates.
Cleaning
> > up these templates is the area I plan to address next.
>
> I'll try this, assuming I'm understanding you correctly.
>
> Randy
>
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Christopher Elkins
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