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Tapestry: Java Web Components






	

		
		
	

	

		Release @VERSION@
		
	

	

		
		
	






	

		

Tapestry is a component based framework for creating sophisticated web applications.
It's used with existing application servers, acting as a kind of "super servlet". 
Tapestry applications are built by configuring and combining components to form pages.  You
get surprisingly large amounts of robust functionality for
startingly small amounts of effort and code!



The JARs were created on 
@OS_NAME@ @OS_VERSION@
using the 
@JAVA_VENDOR@ JDK @JAVA_VM_VERSION@ 
compiler.


This product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation 
(http://www.apache.org/).



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Non-ASL Libraries




Tapestry depends on a handful of non-ASL libraries. Because these libraries are not distributed under the terms
of the Apache Software License, they may not be redistributed with as part of Tapestry. Tapestry's build scripts will
automatically download the libraries as needed. Several libraries are only needed at build time, but
some are needed at runtime (and are typically copied into WEB-INF/lib). The two runtime libraries are:

    

  • OGNL (Object Graph Navigation Library), version @OGNL_VERSION@

  • Javassist (byte code enhancement library), version @JAVASSIST_VERSION@





The necessary libraries will automatically be downloaded when building the examples. The
Ant target download-ext-framework will also download the libraries. If you
are behind a firewall, you may need to provide some additional properties in
config/build.properties.



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Configuration




In order to run the Tapestry demos, you need only the binary distribution (it includes the source code
for the examples). The Ant build scripts will compile and build the Workbench and the Virtual Library example
applications on your workstation, then deploy them into Jetty, Tomcat or JBoss.


				
  • JDK 1.3 or newer JVM is installed, and the JAVA_HOME environment variable is set.
				
  • Ant 1.5 or newer is installed, and is added 
to the system PATH.
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  • You have both the binary and the source Tapestry distributions installed
			
			

    
Basic setup:  The demos require several external dependencies that cannot be distributed with Tapestry
because of licensing conflicts.  You will need one of the following:

      

    • Jetty servlet container, release 4.2 or above.

    • Tomcat servlet container, release 4.1 or above.

    • JBoss application server, release 3.0.6. 
        Running the Virtual Library application requires JBoss.
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In each case you will create the file 
config/build.properties
and put an absolute path to the installation directory (of Jetty, JBoss or Tomcat).
Always use only forward slashes in the path name.


    
A sample file, config/build.properties.template, is provided.  You may  edit
and rename this file.


    
The build process downloads a number of extra files into the
ext-dist and lib/ext
directories.  See the README.html in that directory
for more details.


    Configuring JBoss
    


    To run the Tapestry Workbench and the Virtual Library applications with the 
JBoss server:
			
      
				
    • Download and install JBoss 3.0.6.
				
      JBoss is an open-source application server, used to run the database and Enterprise JavaBeans in the Virtual Library.

      This auto-configuration requires JBoss 3.0.6 exactly, not a later release.  
This only affects these turn-key
demos, not deployment of your own Tapestry applications.
      
				
    • 
			Update config/build.properties
			and set property
			jboss.dir
			to the absolute path name
			of the JBoss installation directory.
				
    • Download the external dependencies.
				
    • Execute the command:
				
      
			ant -emacs configure run-jboss
			
			
      This will build, copy and configure the necessary files in the JBoss installation directory, then
run the JBoss server, automatically deploying the example applications. 
 (The
			-emacs option 
        changes the Ant output format to be less verbose).
      • 
			
    
			
		
    You can now run the 
Tapestry Workbench
or the
Virtual Library applications.
    



    Configuring Jetty
    


    To run the Tapestry Workbench application with 
Jetty servlet container:
			
      
				
    • Obtain and install a copy of Jetty.
				
    • 
			Update config/build.properties
			and set property
			jetty.dir
			to the absolute path name
			of the Jetty installation directory.
	
				
    • Execute the command:
				
      
				
			ant -emacs run-workbench
      This will run the embedded 
			Jetty server. 
			
      • 
			
    
			
		
    You can now run the 
Tapestry Workbench application.

    

			
    Configuring Tomcat
    
			

    To deploy the Tapestry Workbench application onto an existing 
Tomcat installation:


    To run the Tapestry Workbench application with 
Tomcat servlet container:
			
      
				
    • Obtain and install a copy of Tomcat.
				
    • 
			Update config/build.properties
			and set property
			tomcat.dir
			to the absolute path name
			of the Tomcat installation directory, for example C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Tomcat 4.1.

				
    • Execute the command:
				
      
				
			ant -emacs deploy-tomcat
			
			
      This will deploy the Workbench application into Tomcat.  If Tomcat is running, you will
			be able to access the application immediately. 
			
      • 
			
    
			
		
    You can then run the 
Tapestry Workbench application.

    



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    Building from Source
    


    
The source distribution includes the source code for the framework and the contrib library. You should extract
the source distribution to the same directory as the binary distribution.
You may then execute ant install to compile all the frameworks and examples.
Building documentation and running the unit tests requires some additional
setup that is discussed in
the Tapestry Contributor's Guide.

    
			


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    Documentation
    

A complete set of documentation is distributed with Tapestry.


		

    
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    Tapestry is an open source project, hosted by
 The Jakarta Project 
       and distributed under the terms
of the Apache Software License 2.0.
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