Re: biting the tomcat bullet and xmlc

At 04:16 PM 9/12/2003 -0600, you wrote:
>Hi Jacob...
>
>simple, it's clean and concise about what's new...

I guess we'll have to stick with that format then :-)

>  I thought there was one more point: xmlc is no longer dependent on an 
> enhydra environment. Was that an earlier version or this one?

XMLC-2.1 wasn't dependent on Enhydra.  Actually, I'm not quite sure I 
remember now.  I made a lot of changes to an earlier version  Barracuda was 
using so that it would work in a Tomcat environment properly, but that was 
more about clashing xerces versions than anything else.  Hmmm... I guess it 
has been a while.  Either way, I don't think independence of Enhydra was 
new to XMLC-2.2.

>It's been so long since I've updated enhydra pages @ enhydra.org I've 
>completely forgotten the process.  I've pinged Christophe for some assistance.

I think Richard Kunze can do this as well, but he might be on vacation or 
something.  At least someone can do it.

later,

Jake

>David
>
>Jacob Kjome wrote:
>
>>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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