source: other-projects/the-macronizer/trunk/web/macronizer.xml.in@ 32749

Last change on this file since 32749 was 32622, checked in by ak19, 6 years ago
  1. Now the Macronizer will work easily with a GS3, first 'run/source gs3-setup' in your GS3 installation before running the 'ant' command in your macronizer svn checkout (in the same terminal). 2. This will now copy the new context (template) macronizer.xml.in file into the GS3's tomcat. So you can then, in a new terminal, run/source gs3-setup.sh in y our GS3 followed by 'ant restart' in the same GS3 installation folder to start up tomcat. Then visit localhost:8383/macronizer to see the running macronizer. 3. Western's log4j.properties fix of hh to HH again.
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1<!-- Running the 'ant' command inside the Macronizer checkout (which will run the default target in build.xml) will copy this file, macronizer.xml.in, into the associated Greenstone 3's packages/tomcat/conf/Catalina/localhost folder.
2 The copy of this file placed into that location will be called macronizer.xml, and any placeholders in this file, which are strings in this file bookended with @ signs, will be replaced with their associted property values declared in the macronizer installation's build.xml file. -->
3
4<!-- set allowLinking to true if you want to use symlinks to files or directories outside the docBase directory -->
5<!-- set reloadable to false for a production version. if true, automatically reloads the webapp if it detects changes in classes or lib directories -->
6<!-- see http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/context.html for more Context attributes -->
7<Context path="/macronizer"
8 docBase="@macronizer.home@/web"
9 debug="1" reloadable="true"
10 allowLinking="true">
11</Context>
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