To install the OJB Console Distribution, unzip the appropriate distribution into a directory.
If you download the .tar.gz distribution, you must use a GNU compatible version of tar.
The source distribution of the OJB Console consists of the following directory layout.
ojbc-+ ---- etc // contains configuration files, mostly ones you may wish to modify | + ---- castor // contains castor specific files used for code generation. do not modify these unless you really know what you are doing | + ---- logging // contains the logging properties files. modify these if you wish to change the log4j settings. | + ---- ojb // contains configuration files for ojb. You must replace the repository files. | + ---- classes // the directory to put your OJB .class files. (if any). | // This directory should retain the java package structure just as any classes directory | + ---- lib // the directory to put your OJB .jar files (if any) | | + ---- objc // contains configuration files for the ojbc. | + ---- lib // contains the dependency jars, tlds, dtds etc | + ---- docs // contains documentation | + ---- api // contains the javadocs | + ---- src // contains all the source code | + ---- java // contains all the java source code | + ---- resources // contains any resources that are bundled in the jar, message files etc | + ---- web // contains the web application source ie. JSP, html, images, web.xml, struts-config.xml | | ---- [build] // these directory are created during the build and used by the build | + ---- classes // contains the build .class files | + ---- jars // contains the packaged jar files | + ---- wars // contains the packaged war file | + ---- docs // contains the generated documentation (javadocs) | | ---- build.xml // the ant build file | ---- build.properties // custom build settings, youmust change these | ---- deploy.properties // properties file used for the deployment settings. you only need to modify these if you wish to use those targets
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