[Opensource] Application Integration?

[Lirian Ostrovica]

Chris,

First of all you better not use the "complete" distribution, at least
for eContent.
Then, for Ex 4.1 you must get eContent 2.1 (if fact it's from a while
that it is not available for download, but I guess it will soon be)

For installation a would recommend:
- unjar eContent wherever you want.
copy the directory
C:\whatever\econtent2.1ea1\expresso\components\
into the
C:\yourinstallationdir\expresso4-1-ea4-bin\expresso\

copy the content of subdirectories of
C:\whatever\econtent2.1ea1\WEB-INF
into the respective subdirectories (or new directories) of:
C:\yourinstallationdir\expresso4-1-ea4-bin\WEB-INF

Then
- start at Expresso
- login as Admin
-Applications>Registered Schemas>add
-fill the form as docs say
Then
-Setup>Create/Verify Database....>Run

Then ..... prepare to sweat, as this thing is really not documented.

Lirian



"Boothe, Chris" wrote:

>  Thanks Lirian,Expresso
> 4.1expresso4-1-ea4-complete.jareContentecontent2-01-complete.jar This
> is the first time trying application integration.
>
> Chris Boothe
> System Automation Analyst
> chris.boothe at peelpolice.on.ca
> 905-453-2121 x 4625
>
>      -----Original Message-----
>      From: Lirian Ostrovica
>      [mailto:lirian.ostrovica at senecac.on.ca]
>      Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 1:26 PM
>      To: opensource at jcorporate.com
>      Subject: Re: [Opensource] Application Integration?
>
>      What versions of eContent and Expresso are you using ?
>
>      Lirian
>
>
>      "Boothe, Chris" wrote:
>
>     >
>     >
>     > Can someone help me to install eContent?
>     > I have got Expresso working however when I extract
>     > eContent into different folders it corrupts Expresso.
>     >
>     > Which directory should the JAR be extracted to?
>     > This instruction is not very descriptive!
>     >
>     > >You should have a single .jar file that contains your
>     > application, such as eforumXXXX.jar, where XXXX is the
>     > version number of the application to be installed.
>     >
>     > >You need to determine the directory into which Expresso
>     > was installed: this is the web application directory where
>     > the Expresso .war file was un-jar-ed during
>     >
>     > >Expresso's installation. You should be able to see the
>     > files error.jsp, frame.jsp, toc.jsp, etc in this
>     > directory, and it should contain sub-directories such as
>     > doc, jsp,
>     >
>     > >WEB-INF, and so forth.
>     >
>     > The installation directory is.
>     >
>     > C:\Jcorporate\Expresso\
>     >
>     > Thanks,
>     >
>     > Chris Boothe
>     > System Automation Analyst
>     > chris.boothe at peelpolice.on.ca
>     > 905-453-2121 x 4625
>     >
>