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Apollo Demo Site |
You are bound by the Project Apollo License agreement. If this agreement is too limiting or you have questions about this agreement, you may email [email protected].
Installation of the demo site is highly
dependent on the environment you wish to run it in. The apollo demo code
can run in any servlet environment, attached to any webserver, with access to any
database which apollo has a DBAdapter for, on any platform which has a suitable JDK
1.2 implementation. We include three installation documents to aid you in
installing the demo site. One describes installation on Win32, with
Apache, Apache JServ, Win32 MySQL, and Sun's JDK. Another describes installation on a Unix platform, with Apache, Apache JServ, and
MySQL. And the third describes how to install the demo site using
Jetty, an opensource webserver and servlet environment. Unless you have an
attachment to apache, it's suggested you first try out Jetty; the
installation process with Jetty is considerably easier then configuring
JServ to work with Apache.
It should be noted that I have never run the win32 installation which is described below, or Jetty in a production environment. They do however, work just fine as far as I can tell.
The apollo-demo releases do not include the Apollo framework itself, and you will need to add the apollo jar file to your path as described in the installation documentation.
Jetty Installation Notes <-- Recommended for easy installation
Unix Apache JServ Installation Notes
Win32 Apache JServ Installation Notes
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| Apollo Demo Site Classes Only |
JAR tar.gz |
1.0.0 | 01-21-2001 | Change Log |
| Apollo Demo Site Full Source | tar.gz | 1.0.0 | 01-21-2001 | Change Log |