Re: biting the tomcat bullet and xmlc

At 09:01 AM 9/12/2003 -0600, you wrote:
>Thanks David... It's fun diving back into xmlc... BTW, my kudos to whoever 
>wrote the release notes @ ./xmlc-2.2/release-notes/xmlc-2-2-release-note.html

I think we all had a hand in this.  I added many of the final details, 
clarified a few things, and made it XHTML1.1 compliant before 
release.  What, particularly, did you like about it?  Just curious.

>I'd like to see these posted as a easily accessible link on xmlc.enhydra.org.

I believe you have administrative rights to said site.  Can you go ahead 
and put it up there?  Or did you mean for us to put it up on the objectweb 
site and provide a publicly available link?

You can go ahead and use this link...
http://cvs.forge.objectweb.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/~checkout~/xmlc/release/release-notes/xmlc-2-2-release-note.html?rev=1.3&content-type=text/html&cvsroot=xmlc

or, in a more friendly form...
http://tinyurl.com/n626

later,

Jake


>David
>
>
>David Li wrote:
>
>>Hi David,
>>   Check out the samples directory in the XMLC 2.2 distribution. The 
>> sample is done with Tomcat + XMLC.
>>David
>>
>>>Hi all,
>>>I'm trying to figure out how to develop html pages in
>>>an xmlc & tomcat environment.  Are there any suggested
>>>tomcat file hierarchies for placing xmlc-ready html
>>>files and the generated xmlc class files?
>>>
>>>With the enhydra tree, it was a cinch to use
>>>Dreamweaver to evolve the html pages and just build
>>>the app in place. It was all under
>>>./presentation/resources.  With tomcat, I'm not sure
>>>how to handle the relative URLs (e.g., how the html
>>>page references gif images).    Do you use the
>>>urlmapping option to rename the paths from where
>>>dreamweaver believes the resources are to what tomcat
>>>wants them?
>>>
>>>Hope my question makes some sense.  Would love your
>>>suggestions.
>>>
>>>David
>>
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