> I mean, it probably obvious but I'm not yet a xml guru (far from that :-) )
i tend not to believe "self-proclaimed" guru's of any sort.
your in good company.
> what is the XML equivalent of the old default.cfg settings :
i'll give a whirl at a quick hack translation:
>
> #---------------------
> server.port=80
> server.hostname=
> server.inet=192.168.0.180
> server.docbase=pictoris
> server.workdir=work
> server.tempdir=temp
>
> server.webapp.doconline.mapping=/doconline
> server.webapp.doconline.docbase=doconline
>
> server.webapp.demoxml.mapping=/demoxml
> server.webapp.demoxml.docbase=demoxml
>
> server.webapp.projects.mapping=/projects
> server.webapp.projects.docbase=projects
>
> #---------------------
>
<WebServer>
<Service id="service0" inet="192.168.0.180" docBase="pictoris">
<WebApplication path="/doconline" docBase="doconline"/>
<WebApplication path="/demoxml" docBase="demoxml"/>
<WebApplication path="/projects" docBase="projects"/>
</Service>
</WebServer>
now, i'm not sure about the tempdir default.cfg arg. could
be an artificat. i also want to point out that docebase
values can be:
relative (as in the case with the above examples)
absolute (the docbase need not reside in the jswdk install)
url (effectively a proxy server)
note: we have not necessarily thoroughly tested the last
option but that is the intention. please feel free to experiment ...
that is the intended use of jswdk and one way to get a guru
badge ... if your into that sort of thing :)
hope this helps,
- james
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