RE: WEB Facing deployment to Tomcat

Buck: Thanks a lot. It looks like I finally have a solution. The missing
piece was the wfrun.jar file.

Thanks.

Bill Gasparek, Austin/400
(512) 458 3991 x 11
(512) 458 2951 (fax)


-----Original Message-----
From: Buck Calabro [mailto:Buck.Calabro@commsoft.net]
Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 10:26 AM
To: web400@midrange.com
Subject: RE: [WEB400] WEB Facing deployment to Tomcat

>I am using the file system to export my project.
>There is nothing in my "/soccer/servlet/com.ibm.as400ad.runtime"
>folder except mri.properties.

So you should have a directory structure similar to
QIBM
  UserData
    WebAsAdv
      default
        hosts
          default_host
            soccer
              config
              RecordBeanSource
                soccer
                  QDDSSRC
                    dspf1...
              servlets
                soccer
                  QDDSSRC
                    dspf1...
              trace
              web
                ClientScript
                images
                  IBM
                soccer
                  QDDSSRC
                    dspf1...
                styles
In the servlets directory is WFRun.jar  This holds the IBM classes for
WebFacing.  You need to move this into the Tomcat servlet tree.

>I don't understand your comment about the PATH statement
>or it's length.

Sorry.  I have never encountered this problem and am only vaguely
remembering the details.  If I remember correctly, the Java SDK doesn't
install properly if the PATH is too long during the install.  Or perhaps
it's WDT that doesn't install properly.  Anyway, my dim recollection is
that
you need to record the current PATH setting, strip everything out of it
that
you can, install Java, reboot.  Install WDT, reboot.  Install SP5,
reboot.
  --buck
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