Re: help required on cms

Hi Eric,

Thanks for your follow-up.  I am running on RH Linux 7.3, Tomcat
4.1.30,  and Postgres 7.3.4.

My issue had to do with a couple of files trying to import a
non-existent file (/__ccm__/servlet/content-type/index.xsl).  I
commented them out and I am able to proceed for now.  I haven't figured
out what, if anything, this non-existent file does.

Also, I saw your other post regarding using APLAWS+ about navigation
and access to pages and to the forum.  I have those exact same
questions, though I'm still learning and finding my way around the CMS
and the portal.

Take care,
Tom Baik







--- Eric Garza <[email protected]> wrote:
> Tom, I had a similar issue setting up the current release of APLAWS+.
> My
> XSL issue was related to missing packages in the ccm.classpath or
> ccm.webapp files that I created and placed into the /etc/ccm. The xsl
> files were missing in the /usr/share/ccm/webapps directory. Check
> your
> tomcat aplaws log to see what the exact xsl error is then check in
> the
> webapps directory to make sure the xsl that failed is actually
> installed. These files are attached. I did a production install using
> the quickstart guide found on the APLAWS sourceforge site. Check out
> the
> Redhat install guide too:
>  
>
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=71505&package_id=1
> 13522
>  
> Here's my basic install and some gotchas, hope this helps:
>  
> My environment:
>  
> - Postgres 7.3.4 on Fedora 1.91 - I had to downgrade Postgres 7.4. It
> appears they have changed the way autocommit works. The driver and
> database don't support it, they expect the applications to control
> commits, so I was getting a transaction error when using the APLAWS+
> Postgres driver
>  
> - Tomcat 4.1.27 on Windows 2000 will move this to RHEN 3 shortly for
> dev
> end staging. There are few gotchas on Windows 2000. Forum is not
> working
> for us yet using the "/ccm/portal/forum" relative uri, need to submit
> a
> bug. There were some small xsl edits needed, as paths are case
> sensitive, nothing major yet. Basic install steps follow:
>  
> 1)       Setup the database and db user using doc. 
> 2)       I setup my local environment using the attached setenv
> script.
> I did a complete load from command line using:
>  
> ccm load-bundle --interactive --name aplaws-plus-complete
>  
> 3)       Then I initialized Tomcat: 
>  
> ccm hostinit-bundle --name aplaws-plus-complete --container=tomcat
> http-port=8080 shutdown-port=8081
>  
> There is another gotcha here. The current service install script does
> not pass JVM memory arguments to the tomcat.exe. This is easy to fix
> in
> the script, but to fix after installing the Tomcat service follow
> these
> directions:
>  
> a)       You can change the parameters in the Windows registry. Path:
>  
>
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\tomcat-localhost808
> 0\Parameters
>  
> b) Change the JVM Option Count value to the new value with the number
> of
> parameters it will now have. In my case, I added two parameters
> -Xms512m
> and -Xmx512m and it was 11 before so I bumped it to 13.
>  
> c) Then I created two more String values. I called the first one I
> added
> 'JVM Option Number 12' and the second 'JVM Option Number 13. Then I
> set
> the value inside each. The first one I set to '-Xms512m' and the
> second
> I set to '-Xmx512m'. Then I restarted Tomcat service and observed
> when I
> did big processing the memory limit was now 512 MB, so it worked.
>  
> There's more. I am compiling a step by step journal I will make
> available after I finish changing the theme and creating my new ccm
> site. Still figuring that out. Good luck.
>  
> --
> Eric Garza
>  
>  
>  
> 

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