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[Hypercontent-users] Hello World Type Application-using hypercontent

[tom t. <j_l...@ya...>]

Hello World Type Application,
 
 I want to get a quick hello world type demo
 (prototype) using Hypercontent. Can't I get that
 through using HTML and images etc. Is it mandotary
 that it should always go with XML,DTDs and  XSLTs.
 
 I made a simple project definition but it failed.
 
 Also it complain about 'You are not authorized to do
 this operation', Is there any place these been
 documented (steps)to get a simple project going on
 HyperContent.
 
 
 My intention is to demonstrte, HyperContent 2.0 with
CAS and uPortal. 
 
 I created new project, and login as admin user.
 
 What is the support for the jsp pages, can we have
jsp
 pages, will it render?
 
 
 
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
 <!DOCTYPE cms-project SYSTEM

"http://hypercontent.sourceforge.net/dtd/hypercontent2_0.dtd">
 <cms-project>
 	<build>
 		<filesystem-def name="myproject Site Build"
 type="local">
 			<argument index="0"
 value="${repository.base}/myproject-build/" />
 			<argument index="1" value="autocreate"/>
 		</filesystem-def>
 	</build>
 	<publish>
 		<filesystem-def name="myproject Site Publish"
 type="local">
 			<argument index="0"
 value="${repository.base}/myproject-publish/" />
 			<argument index="1" value="autocreate"/>
 		</filesystem-def>
 	</publish>
 	
 	
 	<resource-directory path="/html" label="htmlfiles">
 		<content type="text/html"/>
 		<output content-type="text/html" />
 	</resource-directory>
 	
 </cms-project>

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Re: [Hypercontent-users] Hello World Type Application-using hypercontent

[Carl P B. <C.P...@hu...>]

Hello

HyperContent does require the use of DTDs XML and XSL to function. This
is what makes it so flexible.  I have updated the demo site from Hull in
the WIKI (V2-development.zip) which is pretty much a 'Hello World' type
of site. It includes the basic standard functions I have set up here at
Hull and a few test pages to demo dynamic creation of navigation.  The
site does have Hull branding but you can change this very easily with a
little knowledge of XSL. In /confing/xsl/common.xsl and
/confing/xsl/commonhome.xsl

The instructions to get this site running are as follows:

Download the project Zip from the WIKI
http://www.ja-sig.org/wiki/display/HYP/HyperContent+2.0+Demo+Site+from+H
ull+University=20

Go to your HyperContent installation projects site
http://localhost:8080/projects

Login with Admin Admin

Input a project repository name into the field labelled 'Create a new
project' and press [enter]

Give your project a mount-point.  (Use development for the purpose of
the Hull test site)

Replace ${repository.base}/project-repository/ with your project
repository details ${repository.base}/development/

Enter the 'metadata' screen by clicking the link located after 'list'
and 'search'=20

Fill in the form and click 'save'.

(Give HyperContent 10 seconds or so)

Go to the address in a web browser (http://localhost:8080/development/)
You will see two directories 'config' and 'workflow-data'

>From the root of the site go into the workflow options(not the
directory)

At the bottom of the screen under Zip I/O, browse for the development
zip file which you have downloaded
=20
Set 'Force overwrite' to true

Click upload wait for the site to upload.
=20
If you click on the index file at the root of the site you will be able
to see and use the site

You will need to set your build and publish paths in the project
definition if you want to put the site onto another web server.

You may want to set up some groups and permissions, this is set up
/config/groups.xml and /config permissions.xml

If you have any problems please let me know.  I will try and find some
time to document how to set up a project although from the test site you
should be able to see the process, I have some info in our WIKI here in
Hull which might not be suitable as a starting point.


Many Thanks
Carl

*************************************
Carl Barrow
Systems Integrator
e-Services
The University of Hull
Cottingham Road
Hull
HU6 7RX
Ext. 6838
*************************************

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Subject: [Hypercontent-users] Hello World Type Application-using
hypercontent

Hello World Type Application,
=20
 I want to get a quick hello world type demo
 (prototype) using Hypercontent. Can't I get that
 through using HTML and images etc. Is it mandotary
 that it should always go with XML,DTDs and  XSLTs.
=20
 I made a simple project definition but it failed.
=20
 Also it complain about 'You are not authorized to do
 this operation', Is there any place these been
 documented (steps)to get a simple project going on
 HyperContent.
=20
=20
 My intention is to demonstrte, HyperContent 2.0 with
CAS and uPortal.=20
=20
 I created new project, and login as admin user.
=20
 What is the support for the jsp pages, can we have
jsp
 pages, will it render?
=20
=20
=20
 <?xml version=3D"1.0" encoding=3D"UTF-8"?>
 <!DOCTYPE cms-project SYSTEM

"http://hypercontent.sourceforge.net/dtd/hypercontent2_0.dtd">
 <cms-project>
 	<build>
 		<filesystem-def name=3D"myproject Site Build"
 type=3D"local">
 			<argument index=3D"0"
 value=3D"${repository.base}/myproject-build/" />
 			<argument index=3D"1" value=3D"autocreate"/>
 		</filesystem-def>
 	</build>
 	<publish>
 		<filesystem-def name=3D"myproject Site Publish"
 type=3D"local">
 			<argument index=3D"0"
 value=3D"${repository.base}/myproject-publish/" />
 			<argument index=3D"1" value=3D"autocreate"/>
 		</filesystem-def>
 	</publish>
 =09
 =09
 	<resource-directory path=3D"/html" label=3D"htmlfiles">
 		<content type=3D"text/html"/>
 		<output content-type=3D"text/html" />
 	</resource-directory>
 =09
 </cms-project>

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Re: [Hypercontent-users] Hello World Type Application-using hypercontent

[al <al...@bi...>]

On Tue, 5 Sep 2006 23:47:40 -0700 (PDT), tom tom wrote

>  I want to get a quick hello world type demo
>  (prototype) using Hypercontent. Can't I get that
>  through using HTML and images etc. Is it mandotary
>  that it should always go with XML,DTDs and  XSLTs.

You do not have to use XML, DTDs and XSL if all  you want is plain WYSIWYG HTML.

> 
>  I made a simple project definition but it failed.
> 
>  Also it complain about 'You are not authorized to do
>  this operation', Is there any place these been
>  documented (steps)to get a simple project going on
>  HyperContent.

For more info on configuring permissions, see
http://hypercontent.sourceforge.net/help/project/permissions.html

There are some other good documents in that section to help you get started, but some pages are 
unfortunately still blank.

> 
>  My intention is to demonstrte, HyperContent 2.0 with
> CAS and uPortal.
> 
>  I created new project, and login as admin user.
> 
>  What is the support for the jsp pages, can we have
> jsp
>  pages, will it render?

There is not currently a JSP renderer in HyperContent.

>  	<resource-directory path="/html" label="htmlfiles">
>  		<content type="text/html"/>
>  		<output content-type="text/html" />
>  	</resource-directory>

You're very close!  The missing key here is a wildcard in the pattern.

<resource-directory path="/html/*.html" label="Html File" publish="true">
 		<content type="text/html"/>
</resource-directory>

Note that with publish="true", you do not have to specify an output if you just want the raw file 
output.  You would need an output if you wanted to perform any processing, or change the content 
type retured from the server.  This is handy for DTDs, for example, since browser don't recognize 
their content type.

<resource-directory label="DTD" path="/config/dtd/*" publish="false">
		<content type="application/xml-dtd" />
		<output basedir="/" content-type="text/plain" />
</resource-directory>

File patterns are similar to ant patterns; you could also specify your path as "/**/*.html", and this 
would allow users to put HTML files in any directory at any level.

Cheers,
Alex

Re: [Hypercontent-users] Hello World Type Application-using hypercontent

[tom t. <j_l...@ya...>]

Alex,
I did exactly what u said, next thing I want to add a
html file using the UI, cant I do it?

I did add a one html file manually to the repository
but it doent  show in the UI.

How can we view the html page (what is the url that I
should give from outside app like uPortal, what is the
URL should I give, my project definition now look like
this

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE cms-project SYSTEM
"http://hypercontent.sourceforge.net/dtd/hypercontent2_0.dtd">
<cms-project>
	
	
 <resource-directory path="/**/*.html" label="Html
File" publish="true">
  		<content type="text/html"/>
 </resource-directory>
	
</cms-project>


Carl,
Ur demo zip works fine but  I want to do my own hello
world app. cause unfortunately more work needs to be
done to the Help and HyperContent documentation, till
that I want to learn my self what is going on.





--- al <al...@bi...> wrote:

> On Tue, 5 Sep 2006 23:47:40 -0700 (PDT), tom tom
> wrote
> 
> >  I want to get a quick hello world type demo
> >  (prototype) using Hypercontent. Can't I get that
> >  through using HTML and images etc. Is it
> mandotary
> >  that it should always go with XML,DTDs and 
> XSLTs.
> 
> You do not have to use XML, DTDs and XSL if all  you
> want is plain WYSIWYG HTML.
> 
> > 
> >  I made a simple project definition but it failed.
> > 
> >  Also it complain about 'You are not authorized to
> do
> >  this operation', Is there any place these been
> >  documented (steps)to get a simple project going
> on
> >  HyperContent.
> 
> For more info on configuring permissions, see
>
http://hypercontent.sourceforge.net/help/project/permissions.html
> 
> There are some other good documents in that section
> to help you get started, but some pages are 
> unfortunately still blank.
> 
> > 
> >  My intention is to demonstrte, HyperContent 2.0
> with
> > CAS and uPortal.
> > 
> >  I created new project, and login as admin user.
> > 
> >  What is the support for the jsp pages, can we
> have
> > jsp
> >  pages, will it render?
> 
> There is not currently a JSP renderer in
> HyperContent.
> 
> >  	<resource-directory path="/html"
> label="htmlfiles">
> >  		<content type="text/html"/>
> >  		<output content-type="text/html" />
> >  	</resource-directory>
> 
> You're very close!  The missing key here is a
> wildcard in the pattern.
> 
> <resource-directory path="/html/*.html" label="Html
> File" publish="true">
>  		<content type="text/html"/>
> </resource-directory>
> 
> Note that with publish="true", you do not have to
> specify an output if you just want the raw file 
> output.  You would need an output if you wanted to
> perform any processing, or change the content 
> type retured from the server.  This is handy for
> DTDs, for example, since browser don't recognize 
> their content type.
> 
> <resource-directory label="DTD" path="/config/dtd/*"
> publish="false">
> 		<content type="application/xml-dtd" />
> 		<output basedir="/" content-type="text/plain" />
> </resource-directory>
> 
> File patterns are similar to ant patterns; you could
> also specify your path as "/**/*.html", and this 
> would allow users to put HTML files in any directory
> at any level.
> 
> Cheers,
> Alex
> 
>
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Re: [Hypercontent-users] Hello World Type Application-using hypercontent

[Alex V. <al...@bi...>]

On Sep 7, 2006, at 2:49 AM, tom tom wrote:

> Alex,
> I did exactly what u said, next thing I want to add a
> html file using the UI, cant I do it?

You should be able to add it using the "add" menu on the right side  
when you're in your project and logged in with sufficient privileges  
(e.g. admin).

1)   go to http://{www.yourserver.edu}/hypercontent/{your-project}
2) log in
3) click "add" then select "HTML File"
4) give the file a name
5) edit and save.

The URL for the content will then be

http://{www.yourserver.edu}/hypercontent/{your-project}/{your-page}.html

>
> I did add a one html file manually to the repository
> but it doent  show in the UI.

Flat files are note recognized as valid by the versioning file  
system; it uses a special directory structure to store data.

Good luck getting this working - your project definition looks fine,  
so you shouldn't be far off.  I'm off to the airport for a four day  
weekend, so I'll check back on this thread Monday.

Cheers,
	Alex