---------------------------------------------------------- - INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXTROPIA.COM JAVA WEBCAL - ---------------------------------------------------------- Unzip webcal.zip into any temporary directory. 1. Application Copy the unzipped "webcal" folder into your servlet directory. eg. for Tomcat users, "webcal" should be saved as such: $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/webcal/ 2. Images and StyleSheet Copy the unzipped "Images" folder into your root directory. eg. for Tomcat users, "Images" should be saved as such: $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/ROOT/Images/ Copy extropia.css into $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/ROOT 3. Set-up the database. We currently support the Java WebCal only with MySQL and Oracle databases. For MySQL users, use "cal_mysql.sql" to create the appropriate tables for WebCal to run properly. Oracle users please use "cal_oracle.sql" 4. Miscellaneous - Open $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/webcal/WEB-INF/config/webcal.xml using any text editor. If you are using Oracle Database, uncomment the following section (Under WebCal->AuthManager->Authenticator->UserDataource->Datasource and webCal->AuthManager->Authenticator->GroupDatasource->Datasource) jdbc:oracle:thin:@${database ip addr}:${port}:${instance} ${id} ${passwd} Note : 1. The default port for Oracle is usually 1521. 2. if you are unsure of your instance name, execute the following query "select instance_name from v$instance" If you are using mysql database, ensure that you specify the correct url. The format is as follows jdbc:mysql://[hostname][:port]/dbname[?user=value1][&password=value2] - Depending on your server, you may have to restart the server for changes to take effect. - The application may be accessed via a similar url as shown below: http://localhost:8080/webcal/servlet/WebCal you'll be asked for a username and password. You can use 'name1' as the username and 'password1' for the password for a start. - The "source" folder contains the source codes to all the class files used in this application. - Due to changes in Tomcat 4.1.x, WebCal doesn't run as it is when you install it. You need to go to this file: webcal/WEB-INF/web.xml, and uncomment the part for Tomcat 4.1.x (it's there, you just need to uncomment it and it will work). WebCal runs fine as it is on top of Tomcat 4.0.x. You may obtain support for the Java WebCal, as well as any other application from eXtropia by joining the open forum accessible from our website at www.eXtropia.com . Alternatively, you may email support@eXtropia.com should you havce any further enquiries. You are also invited to submit any hacks to hacks@eXtropia.com, and stand to win fabulous prizes, as well as be recognized as the winner of the "Cool Hack of The Month" award on our website. Regards, The eXtropia Team