Randy,
I double checked my config files and verified the
following:
Verified:
1.
JVM version used by maven - added 'java -version'
command to the 'show.maven.props' goal:
C:\Marina\Harvard\Projects\jakarta-jetspeed-2-MYSQLmaven
show.maven.props
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Marina,
3. jetspeed.xml
there was no jetspeed.xml in the
=TOMCAT_HOME/conf/Catalina/localhost dir
The only jetspeed.xml files in the J2-project-home
directory that I found were:
maven-plugin/target/classes/plugin-resources/jetspeed.xml
portal/src/resources/jetspeed.xml
Should I manually
Hi,
I just tried to install Jetspeed 2 with no success. After I downloaded
and untared the Jetspeed package, I typed in maven war. Afterwards a
new directory target with an empty war file Global Project.war has
been generated.
I'me using jdk 1.5.0 and tomcat 5.5.7 on a Suse Linux 9.2.
Does
Thanks, Randy :)
I modified jetspeed.xml file using the one from a
working HSQL J2M2 installation as an example and
copied it into the
TOMCAT_HOME/conf/Catalina/localhost dir.
I also copied a security.xml file from the HSQLDB J2M2
installation and adjusted the docBase value.
Unfortunately, when I
Fredy:
A couple of things: J2 is not Tomcat 5.5 ready yet, (5.0 is OK), look for
the Getting Started section on the J2 website,
(http://portals.apache.org/jetspeed-2/getting-started.html), and check out
the wiki. I am running on RedHat Linux, Java 1.5, and Tomcat 5.0 in
development and
ooh, I feel so bad... :)
I knew it was something very stupid - I did not run
the 'maven quickStart'. For some reason I thought it
was intended for the HSQLDB only...
Sorry for wasting so much of your time!
Thanks, Randy,
Marina
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Marina:
If your j2 DB is not
