Damir, The CVS version compiles xindice.jar not dbxml.jar as below. I tried the dbxml core zip from sourceforge before and could not despite about 2 weeks of effort and hacking could not get it to work on win98
----- Original Message ----- From: Damir Aysin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 10:00 AM Subject: Re: PRoblem in cvs versions ??!!!! > > THERE IS NOW ANY xindice.jar > > > 1. got to http://www.dbxml.org/docs/INSTALL.windows > > 2. and You will see follow : > Copyright (c) 1999-2001 The dbXML Group, L.L.C. > All rights reserved. > > See docs/LICENSE for The dbXML License > > Before you can run or build dbXML on windows you need to obtain the > following > programs and install them. > > - A copy of Sun's Java SDK version 1.3 or higher. > > Running the server - dbXML Core Version 1.0 Windows > > 1. Unzip/Checkout the dbXML source to c:\dbXML-Core , c:\work\dbXML-Core, or > an > alternative location. > > 2. Make sure the jdk bin directory is in your PATH > > 3. Add the dbXML bin directory to your path. If you checked out to > c:\dbXML-Core this will be c:\dbXML-Core\bin > > 4. Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to point to the location where the > jdk > was installed. > > 5. Set the DBXML_HOME environment variable to point to the location where > dbXML > is installed. > > 6. Add the dbXML.jar file to your CLASSPATH > (Either c:\dbXML-Core\java\lib\dbXML.jar or > c:\work\dbXML-Core\java\lib\dbXML.jar) > and make sure you have . in your CLASSPATH. > > 7. To start the server, cd to the base of the dbXML tree c:\dbXML-Core if > that > is where you installed it and run. > > Type: > startup > > 8. If all went well you should now have a running copy of dbXML Core. If you > encountered any problems double check all the steps especially the > setting > of the environment variables. > > 9. Build the examples. (optional) > > Type > cd %DBXML_HOME% > ant examples > > The examples are located under dbXML-Core/java/examples and each example > directory has a README file that explains how to run it. > > 10. Run the API example (optional) > > Type > cd %DBXML_HOME\java\examples\api > run org.dbxml.examples.APIExample > > 10. The server and documentation can be accessed using a web browser pointed > to > http://localhost:4080/ > > > Compiling the server - dbXML Core Version 1.0 Windows > > 1. Unzip/Checkout the dbXML source to c:\dbXML-Core , c:\work\dbXML-Core, or > an > s alternative location. > > 2. Make sure the jdk bin directory is in your PATH > > 3. Add the dbXML bin directory to your path. If you checked out to > c:\dbXML-Core this will be c:\dbXML-Core\bin > > 4. Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to point to the location where > the jdk was installed. > > 5. Set the DBXML_HOME environment variable to pont to the location where > dbXML > is installed. > > 6. If you're planning to build the examples you should go ahead and add the > dbXML.jar file to your CLASSPATH. This file doesn't exist yet but it will > once you build the server. If you checked out to c:\dbXML-Core the file > will be placed in c:\dbXML-Core\java\lib\dbXML.jar. You should also make > sure you have . in your CLASSPATH. > > 7. From a command prompt change directory to the base of the dbXML source > tree > then to the java directory. > > Type: > cd %DBXML_HOME% > > 8. Type "ant" without the quotes. If all is correct the server should build > without error. If you wish to have the API documentation available from > the server then type "ant javadoc" > > 9. You should now have a compiled server. To start the server you should cd > to > the base of the dbXML tree c:\dbXML-Core if that is where you checked it > out and run. > > Type: > startup > > 10. If all went well you should now have a running copy of dbXML Core. If > you > encountered any problems double check all the steps especially the > setting > of the environment variables. The server can be accessed using a web > browser > pointed to http://localhost:4080/ > > 11. Build the examples. (optional) > > Type > cd %DBXML_HOME% > ant examples > > Each example directory has a README file that explains how to run it. > > 12. Run the API example (optional) > > Type > cd %DBXML_HOME%\java\examples\api > run org.dbxml.examples.APIExample > > 13. The server and documentation can be accessed using a web browser pointed > to > http://localhost:4080/ > > Note to developers: This process is a little too complicated and not very > flexible. Most of our development work is done on Linux so we would really > love for someone a little more savy with batch scripting to simplify this > process and remove things like the checkout path restriction. > > > > > >
