Re: Documentation

Mark,
    Hopefully, I'll be able to answer your questions.  We 
are currently working on a userguide that will be 
up-to-date for the the latest core.  I believe you can 
find some of this in  the root of the source tree (or 
perhaps in docs).  The best way to get help, is to post a 
message here and let us answer it.  In our new version 
(due out in a few days), we expect installation to be a 
breeze (download a war, run a setup page).  

    As for your setup questions, everything should run 
fine.  We have run JLCP behind an Apache proxy (ie. 
www.thefitpros.com) with Orion.  One thing that may need 
to be changed in the next version depends on whether we 
add a mapping for .jspa (WebWorks2).  If that's the case, 
you'll need to have that mapped in tomcat.  Also, if you 
have questions while writin your article, please don't 
hesitate to ask me.  

-Matt
On Tue, 10 Jun 2003 13:01:46 +0200
  "Mark Kevin Adriaan Monster" <[email protected]> 
wrote:
>Hello everyone,
>
>I'm new here, my name is Mark Monster, I'm from the 
>Netherlands. I'm very interesting in JLCP, I want to 
>write an article about it. But first of course I'd like 
>to get it working on my own system.
>
>I've searched for some documentation but very few is 
>available, the only installation guide I could find was 
>for the 0.1 version.
>
>I'm a student in Computer Science, and have some 
>knowledge in Java. Maybe I can support the JLCP project 
>with some modules. But the first thing I have to do is 
>getting it running. Also I'd like to know what are the 
>real requirements for JLCP. For example what my 
>hostingprovider has the folowing configuration:
>
>Apache server
>.do .get .post is being mapped to Tomcat
>MySQL server
>
>Is it possible to get JLCP running on this system?
>
>Does JLCP run on any Application Server?
>
>Where should I start when I want to learn to build 
>modules for JLCP.
>
>Regards,
>
>Mark Monster
>
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