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Here's Vic's note which did not make it to me via the list...

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Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 17:56:56 -0500
From: Vic Cekvenich <[email protected]>
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here is what I sent the list, let me know if you did not get it.
.V

-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Lab 0 question
Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 17:03:49 -0500
From: Vic Cekvenich <[email protected]>
Organization: baseBeans Engineering
Newsgroups: MVC-Programmers

Best to ask questions on the list:

One Question was: " I am on step 10 where you say "Start resin (r.bat)".
  So are we supposed to have installed Resin then?   Does this mean I go
to jasic\resin\bin and run setup.exe? "

Ans:
r.bat starts Resin.
Resin is installed by just unzipping. Setup.exe is for something else in
resin, it's just named bad.

Resin is a Java app, so it can just run.
r.bat start httpd.exe, which starts resin.
Resin.conf is used to configure apps. (more on the Reisn home page).
Once you start resin, you can browse to
localhost/myPim/portlets/nameLst.html or
localhost/myPim/portlets/cmsLst.html

We are writing a CMS and a contact/name manager.


If you just mock up simple html pages for the 3 screens, and can run it,
good. Use lots of td/tr.

More will make sense when you hear the presentation, but the point is
that we start with requirements/mock up (... and make it into Struts).

(lab 2 will be to "ren *.html *.jsp, and "setup" the IDE with a Struts
project)

Resin is a good practice, some think the fastest app. server (so for
example you do not need a front end Apache). Resin gives me a license to
distribute when I teach.

more questions?


.V




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