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| How to Build and Run the Demos in 5 Minutes** |
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| 1. Download Jetty from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=7322 |
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| 2. Unzip Jetty to any folder. We'll call this folder JETTY_HOME. |
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| 3. Go to WICKET_HOME (where this QUICK_START.txt file lives) and type "ant". |
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| NOTE: Ant 1.6 is REQUIRED. Any 1.4.x version of Java should work, |
| but testing has mainly been on 1.4.2. |
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| 4. Copy WICKET_HOME/build/examples/*.war to JETTY_HOME/webapps |
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| 5. Go to JETTY_HOME and type "java -jar start.jar" |
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| VOILA! |
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| You have built and are now running all 9 Wicket example applications. |
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| To see each app, go to http://localhost:8080/<exampleName>/ |
| For starters, try http://localhost:8080/HelloWorld/ |
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| Enjoy! |
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| Jonathan Locke |
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| ** Assuming your Internet connection doesn't suck |
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