On 12/17/05, Graham Klyne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > David H. DeWolf wrote: > > Have you tried to install without any of the lightweight changes you > > reference . . .just to see if that works for you? I have three > > different boxes that I've tried clean installs on and it seems to work > > for me. That said, maybe I'm forgetting to clean out some maven > > artifact that's making it work. . . > > After reading your other message, I guess its likely to be the lightweight > installer. It sounds as if I should use the default. I was a bit put off > that > by mention of databases and the like. I haven't dug in here, but I assume the > memory-based(?) configuration option doesn't require any additional database > stuff.
That's correct, I just haven't gotten around to making sure both are working yet! I'm sure it does work, it's just a matter of nailing the configuration. > > This may not be helpful to mention, but the current apparent direction for the > Pluto portal driver is somewhat the opposite from my reasons for choosing it. > Originally, I was lookling at a uPortal deployment, and decided that was too > complex for creating a test environment, but I did notice that Pluto's portal > driver was relatively lightweight, which was just what I wanted. > No, actually this is VERY helpful. It's CRITICAL to us to make sure that pluto is: 1) Lightweight 2) Very Easy to Use We've had a push lately to accomplish #2 but perhaps have forgotten #1 in the process. Please continue to remind us about this. . .I'll work on nailing this lightweight configuration down near the begining of next week. David > > After a clean checkout, try running: > > > > mvn clean:clean install pluto:install -DinstallDir=/path/to/tomcat-dir > > > > BTW, are you installing this into Tomcat or into the test container that > > you're attempting to get working. Hmmm. . .if you're trying that it > > could be attempting to use the jetty installer since it doesn't detect > > tomcat. That could be a bug. > > I'm installing into Tomcat, to give me a working (hopefully!) reference for > getting the test-container working with the latest Pluto revision. > > #g > > -- > Graham Klyne > Research Technology Service > Oxford University Computing Services > >
