Re: WyonaCMS-users digest, Vol 1 #49 - 2 msgs

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>I can't tell you what are the exact steps to be taken to get Wyona on 
>your OS X up and running. I hope, that in a couple of days I am able 
>to answer your question profundly, 'cause I'm waiting for my new Mac 
>to arrive (just have an old iMac w/ 9.x). So be patient, or dive 
>alone into a new world full of adventure ;-)
>
>However, on my LINUX-Box, I first installed a JDK and afterwards 
>Tomcat (Java Application Server). As the last step I put the 
>wyona.war-File (from the Snapshot-Download) in the webapps-directory 
>of Tomcat and started Tomcat. And.... it ran: yeeepi! I guess you 
>have to take the same steps on OS X. All the required steps (at least 
>for *NIX) are documented in the READMEs and on the web.
>Allthough I found the following page that might be of help for you to 
>get Tomcat up and running.
>
>http://developer.apple.com/internet/java/index.html
>
>During the last weeks I was playing around more with Cocoon 
>(automatically deployed if you use an Wyona-Snapshot) than Wyona. I 
>made a couple of small and simple pages to get my feet wet with XSLT 
>and the sitemap of Cocoon. To achieve this I used BBEdit (also exists 
>on OS X), because I rather like to work with my Mac than with an 
>killer-app like "vi". So, I ftp'd with BBEdit to my LINUX-Box and 
>created the files.
>
>As far as I know, BBEdit is the best tool, to edit text on the mac. 
>And working with XML/XSLT is editing text, at least in the way I'm 
>using it. If you are doing bigger jobs, there are more specialised 
>products on the market. However these I know of, run on Windows (eq. 
>XML Spy). Another useful resource  for Mac and XML might be...
>http://xmacl.com/
>
>Cheers,
>
>Markus
>
 Thanks for all the replys everyone, I will be waiting patiently 
for markus to check things out first, . I just re-installed system 
software today.because I wanted to start with a clean slate!

Looking forward to being part of this,

Thanks again,
Matt