I had already installed eXist 1.2 and wanted to configure the chiba XFormsFilter - here are my notes for what I did to get the ant build script to work:
'wget' the jars you need for ant and junit and put them somewhere.
Set a few classpaths (I needed to do this in order to get things to work)
export JAVA_HOME="/the/path/to/your/jdk1.x/"
export PATH=$PATH:/[YOUR_HOME_DIR]/lib
export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:/[YOUR_HOME_DIR]/lib/junit-4.1.jar
cd into the folder (e.g. /[YOUR_EXIST_BASE_DIR]/tools/XFormsFilter)
run:
ant -f build.xml build
And let it do it's stuff... Once that was done, I then copied the web.xml file into eXists WEB-INF folder (see the README file in the XFormsFilter doc folder for info).
Will do some more testing and maybe add more notes later..
Thursday, February 14, 2008
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