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Posted to c-dev@axis.apache.org by Edgar Zavala <je...@gmail.com> on 2004/08/04 01:21:52 UTC
Re: Opensource Installer for for Axis C++
Hi All,
Today i begin the creation of an Installer for Windows version of
axis-c++ (if any interested) based on current 1.2 binary found in the
axis site on apache.org domain:
Done:
1.- Ask for a directory and check if there is apache installed
2.- Ask for a directory and check if there is any Expat or Xerces
library (user selected option)
3.- Select the Axis installation directory
4.- Put the directory tree as described in INSTALL instructions
5.- Added license agreement (LICENSE file from downloaded binary zip)
Testing:
4.- Change environment variables according to user selection and
installed directories.
Pending:
5.- Make changes to httpd.conf
6.- Restart apache if installed as service.
I used an opensource install program called "inno setup", i will
put the Script source as GPL so anybody can use the install script to
make an updated version once it is finished for Axis-C 1.2 version.
Regards,
Edgar Zavala.
--
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Re: Opensource Installer for for Axis C++
Posted by Edgar Zavala <je...@gmail.com>.
Hi,
I'll put this script under the Apache License =)
Regards,
Edgar Zavala.
--
J. Edgar Zavala S. ak'a Kerberos
eMail: jezavala@gmail.com
PGP: 0x6B60B604/0x73C6D26B
Web: http://www.kerberos-research.com
-- My software never has bugs.It just develops random features --
Re: Opensource Installer for for Axis C++
Posted by Samisa Abeysinghe <sa...@yahoo.com>.
> I used an opensource install program called "inno setup", i will
> put the Script source as GPL so anybody can use the install script to
> make an updated version once it is finished for Axis-C 1.2 version.
>
Why GPL? Why not Apache License?
Samisa...
--- Edgar Zavala <je...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Today i begin the creation of an Installer for Windows version of
> axis-c++ (if any interested) based on current 1.2 binary found in the
> axis site on apache.org domain:
>
> Done:
> 1.- Ask for a directory and check if there is apache installed
> 2.- Ask for a directory and check if there is any Expat or Xerces
> library (user selected option)
> 3.- Select the Axis installation directory
> 4.- Put the directory tree as described in INSTALL instructions
> 5.- Added license agreement (LICENSE file from downloaded binary zip)
>
> Testing:
>
> 4.- Change environment variables according to user selection and
> installed directories.
>
> Pending:
>
> 5.- Make changes to httpd.conf
> 6.- Restart apache if installed as service.
>
> I used an opensource install program called "inno setup", i will
> put the Script source as GPL so anybody can use the install script to
> make an updated version once it is finished for Axis-C 1.2 version.
>
> Regards,
> Edgar Zavala.
> --
> J. Edgar Zavala S. ak'a Kerberos
> eMail: jezavala@gmail.com
> PGP: 0x6B60B604/0x73C6D26B
> Web: http://www.kerberos-research.com
> -- My software never has bugs.It just develops random features --
>
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RE: Opensource Installer for for Axis C++
Posted by Susantha Kumara <su...@opensource.lk>.
Hi Edgar,
Great work ..!,
We appreciate your contribution when you have finished this installer.
Thanks,
Susantha Kumara
Lanka Software Foundation
Mobile : +94777420453
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Edgar Zavala [mailto:jezavala@gmail.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 5:22 AM
> To: Apache AXIS C Developers List
> Subject: Re: Opensource Installer for for Axis C++
>
> Hi All,
>
> Today i begin the creation of an Installer for Windows version of
> axis-c++ (if any interested) based on current 1.2 binary found in the
> axis site on apache.org domain:
>
> Done:
> 1.- Ask for a directory and check if there is apache installed
> 2.- Ask for a directory and check if there is any Expat or Xerces
> library (user selected option)
> 3.- Select the Axis installation directory
> 4.- Put the directory tree as described in INSTALL instructions
> 5.- Added license agreement (LICENSE file from downloaded binary
zip)
>
> Testing:
>
> 4.- Change environment variables according to user selection and
> installed directories.
>
> Pending:
>
> 5.- Make changes to httpd.conf
> 6.- Restart apache if installed as service.
>
> I used an opensource install program called "inno setup", i will
> put the Script source as GPL so anybody can use the install script to
> make an updated version once it is finished for Axis-C 1.2 version.
>
> Regards,
> Edgar Zavala.
> --
> J. Edgar Zavala S. ak'a Kerberos
> eMail: jezavala@gmail.com
> PGP: 0x6B60B604/0x73C6D26B
> Web: http://www.kerberos-research.com
> -- My software never has bugs.It just develops random features --