jfclere 02/01/30 01:41:16
Modified: webapp README.txt
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Add explainations to build tomcat-webapp.jar using Ant.
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./support/buildconf.sh
-To build the sources, now follow the steps in the next chapter.
+To build the sources, now follow the steps in the next chapters.
+
+How to build the tomcat-webapp.jar module from CVS sources:
+------------------------------------------------
+
+The tomcat-webapp.jar is build using Ant.
+To get Ant see (http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/index.html).
+
+To build the tomcat-webapp.jar you have to do the following:
+
+* Copy build.properties.sample to build.properties
+
+* Edit build.properties to taste.
+
+* Run "ant". It'll build the tomcat-webapp.jar
+
+* Copy the build/lib/tomcat-webapp.jar in the Tomcat server/lib directory.
How to build the WebApp module from CVS sources:
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@@ -63,21 +79,6 @@
If you already have the APR sources lying around somewhere, and
want to use them instead of checking them out from CVS, you can
specify where these can be found.
-
- --with-java[=JAVA_HOME]
- Compile also the Java portion of WebApp. If the JAVA_HOME variable
- is not set in your environment, you'll have to specify the root
- path of your JDK installation on this command line.
- This will generate a new "warp.jar" file in the "java" directory
- that you must use instead of the one provided with the default
- Tomcat distribution. For example:
- # mv ./java/warp.jar $CATALINA_HOME/server/lib/warp.jar
-
- --with-tomcat[=TOMCAT_HOME]
- When compiling the Java portion of WebApp, you will also need to
- specify where a Tomcat 4.0 distribution can be found. This will
- automatically set up your CLASSPATH environment with the required
- JAR files included with Tomcat 4.0.
--enable-debug
Enable compiled-in debugging output. Using this option the WebApp
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