Changeset 28617 for documentation/trunk

Timestamp:

2013-11-13T08:51:02+13:00 (10 years ago)

Author:

jlwhisler

Message:

Fixed a few errors Anu found in the defining libraries tutorial.

File:

• documentation/trunk/tutorials/xml-source/tutorial_en.xml (modified) (3 diffs)

documentation/trunk/tutorials/xml-source/tutorial_en.xml

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 <Text id="dl-c2"><b>Interfaces</b> dictate the presentation -- e.g. the HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc. used to present the content. You can have multiple sites and interfaces. <br/><br/></Text>
 <Text id="dl-c3"><b>Libraries</b> combine content and presentation. To define a library, you select the site and the interface you want it to use. And, of course, you can have multiple libraries, and each site and interface can be used multiple times.  <br/><br/></Text>
-<Text id="dl-c4">In this tutorial, we will become familiar with <b>web.xml</b>, where we can define new libraries; create a new site; add an interface; and define a new library.</Text>
+<Text id="dl-c4">In this tutorial, we will become familiar with <b>web.xml</b>(where libraries are defined), create a new site, add an interface, and define a new library.</Text>
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 <Text id="dl-16">Save <b>web.xml</b>, restart the server again and navigate to <i>http://localhost:8383/greenstone3/rand</i>, where you will see the <b>rand</b> library, which displays <b>mysite</b> using the <b>althor</b> interface. </Text>
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+<Text id="dl-c5">The <b>althor</b> interface was created using a free CSS template created by <Link url="http://www.luiszuno.com">luiszuno.com</Link>. If any of your collections has a home page image, an image slider will appear on the home page of your library. (You can add a home page image to a collection in the <b>General</b> section of the <b>Format</b> panel in the GLI.) </Text>
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-<Text id="dl-19">As you begin using multiple libraries while using GLI, you should be aware of a couple of things. First, any changes you make in the GLI are <b>collection-level</b>, which means they will be the consistent for this collection no matter what library you are using. However, changes may only take effect <i>immediately</i> in the current library. The server may need to be restarted for the changes to appear in other libraries. Second, switching between servlets -- or viewing a collection in a library other than the one currently being used by the GLI -- can create a lock on files in a collection, which will cause an error during collection building. To avoid this, if you use multiple libraries after launching the GLI, <b>restart the server</b> before rebuilding a collection.
+<Text id="dl-19">As you begin using multiple libraries while using GLI, you should be aware of a couple of things. First, any changes you make in the GLI are <b>collection-level</b>, which means they will be consistent for this collection no matter what library you are using. However, changes may only take effect <i>immediately</i> in the current library. The server may need to be restarted for the changes to appear in other libraries. Second, switching between servlets -- or viewing a collection in a library other than the one currently being used by the GLI -- can create a lock on files in a collection, which will cause an error during collection building. To avoid this, if you use multiple libraries after launching the GLI, <b>restart the server</b> before rebuilding a collection.
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