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1. Download the source version or CVS version. |
2. Install J2EE 1.4, set a J2EE_HOME variable, install Java, set a JAVA_HOME variable, install Ant, set a ANT_HOME variable. |
3. Install MySQL and Tomcat 4.1.x+. |
4. Setup an SMTP server or change mail.properties (in the root) to point to an existing one - it defaults to localhost |
5. Copy lib/junit3.8.1/junit.jar to $ANT_HOME/lib. |
6. Run "ant new -Dapp.name=YOURAPPNAME -Ddb.name=YOURDBNAME". This will create a directory named YOURAPPNAME in the same directory as appfuse. |
7. Navigate to the new directory and run "ant setup-db setup-tomcat deploy" to setup your app on Tomcat. If you want to test and make sure everything works, run "ant test-all" - make sure Tomcat is stopped when you do this. |
# Download the source version or CVS version. |
# Install J2EE 1.4, set a J2EE_HOME variable, install Java, set a JAVA_HOME variable, install Ant, set a ANT_HOME variable. |
# Install MySQL and Tomcat 4.1.x+. |
# Setup an SMTP server or change mail.properties (in the root) to point to an existing one - it defaults to localhost |
# Copy lib/junit3.8.1/junit.jar to $ANT_HOME/lib. |
# Run "ant new -Dapp.name=YOURAPPNAME -Ddb.name=YOURDBNAME". This will create a directory named YOURAPPNAME in the same directory as appfuse. |
# Navigate to the new directory and run "ant setup-db setup-tomcat deploy" to setup your app on Tomcat. If you want to test and make sure everything works, run "ant test-all" - make sure Tomcat is stopped when you do this. |
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