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$Log: software.html,v $ Revision 1.4 2000/09/03 17:57:07 simon Correction of minor errors in setup instructions for Jigsaw. |
Microsoft Access is supposed to be installed on the machines in before I get there, so let's hope it is! If it is, this is how we will configure it for the work we will be doing in the workshops:
/inet2001/meeting.mdb
and
/inet2001/workshop.mdb
from the CD-ROM to your
local disk.Control Panel
ODBC Data Sources (32bit)
'ODBC Data Source Administrator
'
Add
'Create New Data Source
"
Microsoft Access
Driver
'Finish
'ODBC Microsoft Access Setup
'
meeting
'Select
'Select Database
'
meeting.mdb
'OK
'OK
'OK
'workshop
' for the database called
'workshop.mdb
'The conditions of the Java SDK license are such that I can't distribute it on the CD-ROM. I'm hoping that it will have been installed on the machines in the terminal room before I get to Yokohama, but if it has not been you will need to download it from <URL:http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/>
Sun Java has a typically complex commercial license. Read it yourself - I don't claim to be able to summarise it.
Jacquard is Weft's Servlet toolkit. It's not nearly as important or general as the other components listed here; there are other toolkits equally good or possibly better. However, it will help us to glue all the other bits together and allow us to make reasonable progress in the time we have available.
Jacquard is on the CD both unpacked in
/inet2001/jacquard
and packed in
/inet2001/distributions/linux/jacquard_1.4.5.tgz
and
/inet2001/distributions/windows/jacquard_1.4.5.zip
Jacquard is released under BSD-style license; you may alter
it, copy it, give it away, and use it in things you sell. If
you do so you should include an acknowledgment line in your
documentation. Jacquard is included on the CD-ROM unpacked in
/inet2001/jacquard
and packed in
/inet2001/distributions/linux/jacquard_1.0.1.tgz
and
/inet2001/distributions/windows/jacquard_1.0.1.zip
You don't need to do anything to install and configure Jacquard.
Tomcat is the Apache Foundation's new Servlet server; it is also the reference implementation of the Java Servlet 2.2 API specification.
Note that this is not the latest version of Tomcat - it's one which is proven and tested with all the other bits of software we're using.
Tomcat is released under Apache license; you may alter it, copy it, give it away, and use it in things you sell. If you do so you should include an acknowledgment line in your documentation.
For the purposes of the course, simply copy the jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1 directory from the CD-ROM onto your hard disk. Note that this is a slightly tweaked tomcat installation, including the Jar files needed during the course.
Xalan is the Apache Foundation's XSL-T processor,
contributed to Apache by IBM. It is included on the CD-ROM
unpacked in /inet2000/xalan_1_1/
, and packed in
/inet2000/distributions/linux/xalan-j_1_1.tar.gz
.
Note that this is not the latest version of Xalan - it's one which is proven and tested with all the other bits of software we're using.
Xalan is released under Apache license; you may alter it, copy it, give it away, and use it in things you sell. If you do so you should include an acknowledgment line in your documentation.
You don't have to do anything to install or configure Xalan.
Xerces is one of the Apache Foundation's XML parsers (Xerces
was contibuted to Apache by IBM; the Crimson parser was
contributed to Apache by Sun). We will be using Xerces on
Tuesday's course, Moving to XML, only. Xerces is included on
the CD-ROM unpacked in /inet2000/xerces-1_1_2
and
packed in
/inet2000/distributions/linux/Xerces-J-bin.1.1.2.tar.gz
and
/inet2000/distributions/linux/Xerces-J-src.1.1.2.tar.gz
Note that this is not the latest version of Xerces - it's one which is proven and tested with all the other bits of software we're using.
Xerces is released under Apache license; you may alter it, copy it, give it away, and use it in things you sell. If you do so you should include an acknowledgment line in your documentation.
You don't have to do anything to install or configure Xerces.
Copy the folder /inet2000/work from the CD-ROM to your local disk. Open an MS-DOS prompt window and cd to the work directory. Use notepad to edit your files; always save them in your work directory.
javacomp WorkshopForm.java
http://127.0.0.1:8001/servlet/WorkshopForm
xslt
<xslfilename> <xmlfilename>
<outputfilename>
xslt meeting.xsl meeting.xml
meeting.html
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