Here are links from the "wayback" archive from Nov, 2004 (I saved the
page as an html file if you have problems getting this page ... can
make available if appropriate)
http://web.archive.org/web/20041114102239/http://crosswire.org/ucgi-bin/twiki/view/Swordwin/GettingStarted
http://web.archive.or
Right now the *tentative* plan is not to use servlets, but rather stick
with JSP. I don't believe that JSP runs in tomcat, but rather
uses a different extention to Apache that is much simpler to work with
than the whole ordeal of setting up and registering tomcat
extentions. I remember trying to
I might be able to help out with jsp pages ... it has been several
years since I worked with java servlets and tomcat, and I recall it
involved LOTS of things to get "knitted together" correctly so that
pages show up ... and the "chain of events" can take some getting used
to ...
My impression is
On Friday 04 November 2005 02:21 am, Greg Hellings wrote:
> . Ideas would include such things as
> minor fixes (as simple as misspelled words/grammar mistakes) to content
> addition (adding information to the developers' or users' segments of the
> sites, other information like that).
Instructions
Another thing to bear in mind is the infrastructure of the technology
powering the Web site. There will not be any changes to the
infrastructure at this time. For now, we need to stick to using
technologies like Apache/Java/JSP for the content rendering, as such
as used currently. The firebird data
I'm happy to help out. I'll come up with some ideas, too, just not now 8)
let me know what I can do
--B
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Fellow SWORD-bearers. I am looking for comments regarding the
website, as there are now a few people who are beginning to plan
regular work and updates to Crosswire's site. Thus, if anyone
with suggestions and recommendations for updates and changes to the
site can send them along, we can begin w
