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GWT library is available here:. |
4) Create an environment variable called GWT_HOME
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5) Next, get and install the google-web-toolkit-incubator library
In fact, OSYL uses some UI components (i.e. Calendar) from the GWT incubator library.
Look at this library to find some more cool GWT components.
This JAR is compatible with jvm 1.5+ and GWT version 1.5.1+ 2 is mandatory.
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GWT incubator library can be download from here Put the gwt-incubator_1-4_final.jar into your GWT base directory (i.e. GWT_HOME) |
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Make sure that the Sakai.properties file contains the right information |
7) Don't forget to put a copy of the gwt-user.jar into the TOMCAT shared/lib directory
Considering <GWT_HOME>, the path to the GWT installation directory
Considering <TOMCAT_HOME>, the path to the TOMCAT installation directory
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<GWT_HOME>/gwt-user.jar into <TOMCAT_HOME>/shared/lib |
8) Next, you have to compile the JCR module first
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cd <SAKAI_HOME> |
89) Then compile and deploy Sakai for the first time with this command :
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cd .. |
910) For subsequent compilations and deployment, you can use this command :
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