Mailing Lists - Confluence
Ok, here's where support is!
Wednesday, October 06, 2004
Blojsom: Blogging client setup
Blogging client setup - Confluence
I've been trying to figure out why it's hard to answer obvious questions about Blojsom, such as how does one #$@ post.
The answer seems to be:
1. This is a really new project. This page was updated 9/22.
2. Since OS X Tiger has incorporated Blojsom that's probably taken a lot of resources.
3. The author is working on 'Confluence' which seems to be a commercial derivative of Blojsom.
Anyway, I'm still looking for a bookmarklet, but I'm beginning to suspect the blogger BlogThis! bookmarklet could be reworked to handle Blojsom. Except if it were that easy, why can't I find a hundred examples?
I've been trying to figure out why it's hard to answer obvious questions about Blojsom, such as how does one #$@ post.
The answer seems to be:
1. This is a really new project. This page was updated 9/22.
2. Since OS X Tiger has incorporated Blojsom that's probably taken a lot of resources.
3. The author is working on 'Confluence' which seems to be a commercial derivative of Blojsom.
Anyway, I'm still looking for a bookmarklet, but I'm beginning to suspect the blogger BlogThis! bookmarklet could be reworked to handle Blojsom. Except if it were that easy, why can't I find a hundred examples?
Tuesday, October 05, 2004
The Apache Jakarta Tomcat 5 Servlet/JSP Container - Tomcat Setup on Windows
The Apache Jakarta Tomcat 5 Servlet/JSP Container - Tomcat Setup
These are not super user friendly web sites. I assume the download package ending in .exe is the windows installer package :-).
These are not super user friendly web sites. I assume the download package ending in .exe is the windows installer package :-).
Blojsom quick start
blojsom Quickstart - Confluence
1. Install latest version of JRE from www.java.com (1.4.2)
2. Install Tomcat
3. Drop WAR file into Tomcat.
Start.
UPDATE: In order for the blog to display on any machine but the one it's installed on, you have to configure the URL in the weblog settings with the fully specified name. Otherwise you get part of the blog -- but no style sheets. Looks ugly.
Defaults to port 8080. I need to figure out how to change that to port 80.
I'm figuring out what blog tool to use and looking for a bookmarklet or firefox extension.
1. Install latest version of JRE from www.java.com (1.4.2)
2. Install Tomcat
3. Drop WAR file into Tomcat.
Start.
UPDATE: In order for the blog to display on any machine but the one it's installed on, you have to configure the URL in the weblog settings with the fully specified name. Otherwise you get part of the blog -- but no style sheets. Looks ugly.
Defaults to port 8080. I need to figure out how to change that to port 80.
I'm figuring out what blog tool to use and looking for a bookmarklet or firefox extension.
David Mattison's Tiki Wiki Hut : Blog Authoring/Publishing Software
Welcome to David Mattison's Tiki Wiki Hut : Blog Authoring/Publishing Software
Another comprehensive collection. I think I'm getting to the end of scoping these things.
Another comprehensive collection. I think I'm getting to the end of scoping these things.
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