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@Configuring server for use with Apache JServ
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Note: this document assumes you have already tested JServ with a WMServlet or
two.

1. The servlet engine needs to know about the eyebrowse servlets and the
eyebrowse.jar file,

a) Add two repositories lines in zone.properties, one for the location of
eyebrowse.jar and another for the directory where eyebrowse.properties is.

ex: 
repositories=/usr/lib/java/eyebrowse.jar
repositories=/usr/local/apache/conf/eyebrowse/ 
#if /usr/local/apache/conf/eyebrowse/eyebrowse.properties exists.
          
2a. Make sure the eyebrowse-templates match where WebMacro.properties is
configured to look for them .  Make sure this properties file is in your path.
This generally means copying the templates to a meaningful place and editing
them to your own ui spec or leaving them where they are and mapping webmacro
to point to eyebrowse/src/templates.

3.  Edit the eyebrowse.properties.in per the instructions inside the file file
to reflect the name of the database and the name of the eyebrowse user.  Make
sure that this properties file is in your CLASSPATH.


Then fire up Apache and your servlet engine and you should be ready to go.  

See the document USING_EYEBROWSE for instructions on how to set up and 
administer eyebrowse lists.  
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1. The servlet engine needs to know about the eyebrowse servlets and the eyebrowse.jar file,
  a) Add two repositories lines in zone.properties, one for the location of eyebrowse.jar 
     and another for the directory where eyebrowse.properties is.
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2a. Make sure the eyebrowse-templates match where WebMacro.properties is configured
    to look for them .  Make sure this properties file is in your path.  This generally means
    copying the templates to a meaningful place and editing them to your own ui spec or
    leaving them where they are and mapping webmacro to point to eyebrowse/src/templates.
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3.  Edit the eyebrowse.properties.in per the instructions inside the file file to reflect the name of the
    database and the name of the eyebrowse user.  Make sure that this properties file is in your CLASSPATH.
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