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Do you want to contribute to Jease? Writing documentation is a good place to get started and will help to get people becoming more familiar with Jease. Any contribution is appreciated.

IDE import

To start working with Jease, you should import Jease into your favorite IDE. After downloading Jease, you can either unzip jease/webapps/ROOT.war into a directory of your choice or let Tomcat do this automatically for you: after the first start, Tomcat unzips the ROOT.war into a directory called ROOT in jease/webapps which is used below.

The following instructions are written for Eclipse, because I'm developing Jease with Eclipse.

  • Select "File -> New -> Java Project"
  • Enter a meaningful project name (e.g. JeaseCMS)
  • Uncheck "Use default location" and browse to jease/webapps/ROOT
  • Click "Next".
  • Now select "Jease > WEB-INF > src" and click "Add folder 'src' to build path".
  • Enter "JeaseCMS/WEB-INF/classes" as "Default output folder".
  • Click "Finish".
  • That's it...

 

Last modified on 2011-04-27 by Maik Jablonski

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