install SOAP into JRUN3.0

[fumitada <fu...@earthlink.net>]

Hi there,
I'm supporsed to install soap into JRun3.0, so I surfed google to find
how to make it.
and I finally found one message below posted at this mailing list on
Sep/2000.
But I cannot understand a number 3) line.

>I'm working on a set of instructions, but probably won't be able to
>finishthem until I return from California on the 18th.

>The nutshell version goes like this:

>1) Open up JRun's global.properties file (in<JRun-installation-dir>/lib)
>and add the Xerces .jar file to the beginning of the jrun.classpath
>line. Mine looks like this:

>jrun.classpath=E:/Projects/xerces-1_1_3/xerces.jar;{jrun.rootdir}/lib/ext;{j
>run.rootdir}/lib/jrun.jar;{jrun.rootdir}/lib/install.jar

>2) Go into the JMC, and select the "Web Applications" section of your server
>(I use the JRun Default Server).  Click on "deploy an application".

>3) Select the Apache-SOAP /java/webapps directory in the "Servlet War File
>or Directory" box.
I cannot get it above. what's "Apache_SOAP /java/webapps" ? 
Does it mean "/soap-2_0/webapps" directory ?


>4) Name the application (I call it "xml-soap"), and pick a base URL (I use
>"/xml-soap")

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Can anyone help me out ?

Best regards,
Fumitada Hattori.

Re: install SOAP into JRUN3.0

[Glen Daniels <gd...@allaire.com>]

I'll check in a version of that post into the documentation tree later
today - thanks for reminding me about this.

> >3) Select the Apache-SOAP /java/webapps directory in the "Servlet War
File
> >or Directory" box.
> I cannot get it above. what's "Apache_SOAP /java/webapps" ?
> Does it mean "/soap-2_0/webapps" directory ?

Yes, the java/webapps directory is for the source distribution.
soap-2_0/webapps should be right for the binary distribution.

--Glen

Re: install SOAP into JRUN3.0

[Glen Daniels <gd...@allaire.com>]

I'll check in a version of that post into the documentation tree later
today - thanks for reminding me about this.

> >3) Select the Apache-SOAP /java/webapps directory in the "Servlet War
File
> >or Directory" box.
> I cannot get it above. what's "Apache_SOAP /java/webapps" ?
> Does it mean "/soap-2_0/webapps" directory ?

Yes, the java/webapps directory is for the source distribution.
soap-2_0/webapps should be right for the binary distribution.

--Glen