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Please help me out
Hi
I am Rajeev and new to Jet speed i want to participate
but I don't know from where to start
> what tools to be used
> what platform it is working on
> where i can get these resources
> what is actually going onm
i have through with the literature on the site but
i am still not clear
Hope someone in the communinty will Help me in DETAIL
Please it is needed sincerely speaking
so that i can contribute at the earliest
Thanks
Rajeev
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Re: Please help me out
Posted by Paul Mansfield <pa...@psineteurope.com>.
On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 18:04, Rajeev Singh wrote:
> Thanks Paul But i not going to leave it that easily i am here cause i
> know i will able ro figure it out and this time i am seriously not joking
> i have a PC i know programming in java as far as config og my PC is
> concerned i am having
> a Intel 1.5 Ghz + 256 RD PC800+80 GB Seagate Barracuda
> what do you say i have got A red hat Linux 9.0 running on that PC
> and are you serious about that quantity of ram
> Please do tell me
> Rajeev
our main machine is a linux box running rh7, and is a quad p4 zeon with
2GB of memory. We have run out of memory on a regular basis, and we're
not even live yet (simply a few people developing and testing). Each
java process can be 144M according to "top".
Reloading jetspeed application seems to leak processes, so memory usage
can grow a bit if you're reloading the app quite a lot - which happens
frequently during development.
We're probably slightly overspec'd on CPU - it doesn't take more than 9
seconds to restart jakarta tomcat/jetspeed... but I wouldn't say the
website is amazingly quick!
disk space isn't a problem, but you'd probably want to be running quick
(scsi) disks for sustained performance to avoid the bottleneck of IDE.
The whole of apache/tomcat/jakarta etc doesn't fill more than a few
hundred megabytes.
you could probably use your machine quite happily for a site with modest
number of users if you're not developing on it.
Paul
p.s. of course someone will come along and tell me that I shouldn't be
using Sun's j2sdk1.4.2_01 on redhat7.3 with apache1.3.28 with
openssl0.9.7c with tomcat5 and mod_jk2, and that I could get it all
running on an old 486 with 16MB of memory swapping to a floppy disk :-)
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Re: Please help me out
Posted by Rajeev Singh <ra...@fastmail.us>.
Thanks Paul But i not going to leave it that easily i am here cause i
know i will able ro figure it out and this time i am seriously not joking
i have a PC i know programming in java as far as config og my PC is
concerned i am having
a Intel 1.5 Ghz + 256 RD PC800+80 GB Seagate Barracuda
what do you say i have got A red hat Linux 9.0 running on that PC
and are you serious about that quantity of ram
Please do tell me
Rajeev
On Wed, 07 Jan 2004 17:35:03 +0000, "Paul Mansfield"
<pa...@psineteurope.com> said:
> On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 17:34, Rajeev Singh wrote:
> > Hi
> > I am Rajeev and new to Jet speed i want to participate
> > but I don't know from where to start
>
> it can be a bit of a shock
>
> if I were you, I'd start with a plain boring linux box (at the risk of a
> flame war, I like Debian for servers). You'll be wanting lots of RAM in
> it, well over 512MB or even 1.5 or 2GB!
>
> Then get apache 1.3.xx working.
>
> Then install java and check it compiles and runs things.
>
> Then get tomcat working (using mod_jk).
>
> Then get jetspeed1.4 (stable/current) and build/install it.
>
> other things you'll want to do useful things:
> mysql or oracle DB
>
> > > what tools to be used
> > > what platform it is working on
> > > where i can get these resources
> > > what is actually going onm
> > i have through with the literature on the site but
> > i am still not clear
> > Hope someone in the communinty will Help me in DETAIL
> > Please it is needed sincerely speaking
> > so that i can contribute at the earliest
> > Thanks
> > Rajeev
>
> if you've never done any of the above before, you'll need a couple of
> weeks to get it right.
>
> Paul
>
>
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Re: Please help me out
Posted by Paul Mansfield <pa...@psineteurope.com>.
On Wed, 2004-01-07 at 17:34, Rajeev Singh wrote:
> Hi
> I am Rajeev and new to Jet speed i want to participate
> but I don't know from where to start
it can be a bit of a shock
if I were you, I'd start with a plain boring linux box (at the risk of a
flame war, I like Debian for servers). You'll be wanting lots of RAM in
it, well over 512MB or even 1.5 or 2GB!
Then get apache 1.3.xx working.
Then install java and check it compiles and runs things.
Then get tomcat working (using mod_jk).
Then get jetspeed1.4 (stable/current) and build/install it.
other things you'll want to do useful things:
mysql or oracle DB
> > what tools to be used
> > what platform it is working on
> > where i can get these resources
> > what is actually going onm
> i have through with the literature on the site but
> i am still not clear
> Hope someone in the communinty will Help me in DETAIL
> Please it is needed sincerely speaking
> so that i can contribute at the earliest
> Thanks
> Rajeev
if you've never done any of the above before, you'll need a couple of
weeks to get it right.
Paul
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