zhangling
12-15-2004, 01:11 AM
Environment:
WebSphere Application Server V6.0 for Windows/Linux.
Installation step:
1. Download lps-2.2.1-core.tar.gz and extract to local directory;
2. Repack the folders under "lps-2.2.1" to a zip file;
3. Rename the zip file extension to ".war";
4. Install and start the Webapp in WebSphere admin console;
5. Stop WebSphere, go to "/WebSphere/AppServer/lib", rename "jdom.jar" to "jdom.jar.off" to disable this library;
6. Restart WebSphere, access "http://localhost/lps/examples/hello.lzx" to test. Here "lps" should be your Webapp context name.
7.Done.
There should be potential problem of removing WAS "jdom.jar", but at least I did not find any side effect.
WebSphere Application Server V6.0 for Windows/Linux.
Installation step:
1. Download lps-2.2.1-core.tar.gz and extract to local directory;
2. Repack the folders under "lps-2.2.1" to a zip file;
3. Rename the zip file extension to ".war";
4. Install and start the Webapp in WebSphere admin console;
5. Stop WebSphere, go to "/WebSphere/AppServer/lib", rename "jdom.jar" to "jdom.jar.off" to disable this library;
6. Restart WebSphere, access "http://localhost/lps/examples/hello.lzx" to test. Here "lps" should be your Webapp context name.
7.Done.
There should be potential problem of removing WAS "jdom.jar", but at least I did not find any side effect.