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    your favorite servlet engine. To use this, you should have a basic understanding
   how your servlet engine works, and how you deploy and access servlets to try this.
   While we cannot supply this, we know of a good one :)
  -   http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat
  +   http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/
  +
  +
  +Unfamiliar with Servlets?
  +------------------------
  +
  +This documentation should be found elswhere, but putting here just in 
  +case.  
  +
  +Using Velocity on the web is best done using Java Servlets.  While we 
  +don't want to give a tutorial here, the basic idea is straightforward.
  +
  +1) Get a servlet engine.  Tomcat, from the Jakarta project, is an 
  +excellent implementation. (In fact, it's the official reference
  +implementation...)
  +
  +2) Install said servlet engine.
  +
  +3) Build this servlet example : build/build.sh examples
  +
  +4) Setup a webapp under tomcat :
  +
  + - make a new 'webapp' : under tomcat's webapps directory, 
  +   make a new directory structure
  +   
  +   webapp/
  +      velexample
  +      velexample/WEB-INF
  +      velexample/WEB-INF/lib
  +      velexample/WEB-INF/classes
  +
  + - put the velocity-1.0.1.jar (or newer) into the velexample/WEB-INF/lib directory
  + 
  + - put the SampleServlet.class into the velexample/WEB-INF/classes directory
  +
  + - put the sample.vm template into the velexample directory.
  +
  + - at this point, you should be able to restart tomcat and access the servlet.  
  +
  + - so bounce tomcat, go into your web brower and go to : 
  +
  +    http://<your computer's ip address>:8080/velexample/servlet/SampleServlet
  +
  + - you should see the sample output.  
  +
  +At this point, you are using Velocity!
  +
  
  
  

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