On 9/20/08, Gregor Ebersberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I use Lenya 2.0.2 Standalone Installation (using the built-in Jetty) under > openSuse 10.2 running Java 1.5.0_16 from the rpms. I started lenya in the > terminal as root simply by "./lenya.sh &" (btw is there another way to stop > it but to kill the java process?).
The Lenya 1.2's lenya.sh locks the Lenya process to the directory (so multiple instances can run concurrently with different JETTY_PORT settings.), has a "stop" command (only affecting the process started from that directory), and will automatically stop the current process before restarting (if lenya.sh is run again from that directory.) These abilities have not been added to Lenya 2.x's lenya.sh (although fixing the code should be easy.) > Although I do program (among a lot of other things) in JAVA to develop > applets > for years, I realized that I should be intimately familiar with servlets, > tomcat, and a lot of other stuff regarding server-side java technology in > order to understand whats going on in Lenya. - Using Lenya to edit webpages should not require knowledge of any technology besides Web browsing. - Customizing Lenya's layout requires editing XLST files. Simple customizations only require HTML. Most changes require XSL. Advanced programming can require Cocoon (for XMAPs), Javascript (for Flow), and Java (for total control.) - Tomcat is not necessary; Lenya defaults to Jetty. > Is there a easy way to just use lenya as is and have the visitors of my web > site accessing content as if it where made from static html documents? Lenya's primary use is WYSIWYG editing of (X)HTML documents. Is this not obvious from the "default" Publication? HTH, solprovider --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
