On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Waugh John wrote:
> ok, (slightly different to before) I've been looking through the directory
> tree
> and there are two TurbineResources.properties, one in the share/conf
> directory of the tdk and one in the web-app/<app-name>/web-inf/conf
> directory of my new application.
> I assume the one I'm supposed to edit as specified in the getting starrted
> docs is the one in the later?
Yes, the only files you have to worry about are the files in
the web application directory that you generated.
> concerning the 'getting nothing' below, I had simply followed the read-me
> instructions in the tdk, which state after following those steps as follows:
> ...
> Verify your installation by browsing
>
> http://localhost:8080/[appname]/servlet/[appname]
>
> For example, if the name of your application is "test", you would use:
>
> <http://localhost:8080/test/servlet/test>
>
> After a little bit *, you should see a page that looks something like this:
> ...
> and basically nothing came up, so I was not sure as to whether I first had
> to put any classes in the web-app/<app-name>/web-inf/classes dir first, or
> this was some default setting. If it was defult, then it still isn't
> defaulting to it.
You don't need to edit/add anything to get a generated web application
going. I checked that before I built the TDK, but I will check again
now to make sure.
> Howevere I do get:
> ...
> This is the home page of the test hierarchy. It doesn't do too much good to
> look at it directly... Instead, why don't you run the tests to find out what
> you might want to know.
Test hierarchy? There's no test hierarch in the TDK?
Check your log files and let me know what's in them.
--
jvz.
Jason van Zyl
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