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Ultra Noob Stuck on instal

OK I got the Caucho resin up on a Win2k machine, Yea! (ultimately would like it on my FreeBSD box, but nothing compiles correctly there like the docs say).

I have perused the Docs but don't see a starting point for deploying my site (already running elsewhere, www.redcoyote.com) and the Open Edit toolbar is not there, at all.

I see the resin server running, I have a admin login an several status buttons, last being webapps.

I feel I am way over my head after doing simple tasks like deploying qmail, dns servers etc on FreeBSD,

this seems to have no entry point I can see.

Is there a walk through anybody?

Michael

You'd have to follow the instructions for deploying a new web application to redcoyote.com. I'm not familiar with them. Basically, Resin ships with a "webapps" directory with a ROOT web application. If you remove the old webapp directory and drop or unpack/unzip the openedit ROOT.war, you should be good to go.

This may help:

http://www.openedit.org/oemanual/pages/install/index.html

Ian Miller (IJ_Solutions) Thu, Oct 23, 8:13 AM

Ian-

I tried this drop in with a running website copy, no joy. I guess from the lack of responses that open-edit is a dead end and people have moved on to something else?

Michael

Michael Marria Tue, Nov 11, 10:26 AM

It's definitely not dead - we have a lot of people deploying sites all the time. I'm not sure how to help you as I don't know anything about redcoytote's setup. Normally you would just drop in the WAR file and go. Is there a URL for your site we can look at?

Ian Miller (IJ_Solutions) Tue, Nov 11, 10:34 AM

Ian-

(a little backgound, skip ahead for relevant question)

I am pleased to hear it is not dead - I like what it does on the user side quite a bit. The person that got me started with this designed

our website and got it up at openedit.org. I was starting to setup a server he could use and we could move our site to as open edit was hosting as

a favor for him, but needs us to move on. However, the site designer has vanished over the last 6 months and I am still interested in deployin

eventually to my FreeBSD box. Currently, I have gotten further on the win 2k box getting Caucho Resin running. If I can figure out how to deploy

there, I am sure I will be able to do so on the FreeBSD box when it is ready. I am on the road 4-5 each week, so my responses will be a little slow as

I try each thing.

(end background)

The existing site can be found www.redcoyote.com which will redirect to the openedit server.

I can download the site in zip format to try to deploy to the server I am working on, I am not sure war file does

that would not be available anyway.

Thanks, Michael

Michael Marria Sat, Nov 15, 11:51 AM

Ian-

(a little backgound, skip ahead for relevant question)

I am pleased to hear it is not dead - I like what it does on the user side quite a bit. The person that got me started with this designed

our website and got it up at openedit.org. I was starting to setup a server he could use and we could move our site to as open edit was hosting as

a favor for him, but needs us to move on. However, the site designer has vanished over the last 6 months and I am still interested in deployin

eventually to my FreeBSD box. Currently, I have gotten further on the win 2k box getting Caucho Resin running. If I can figure out how to deploy

there, I am sure I will be able to do so on the FreeBSD box when it is ready. I am on the road 4-5 each week, so my responses will be a little slow as

I try each thing.

(end background)

The existing site can be found www.redcoyote.com which will redirect to the openedit server.

I can download the site in zip format to try to deploy to the server I am working on, I am not sure war file does

that would not be available anyway.

Thanks, Michael

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