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[mcconnell AT netcompartner.com]

Author: mcconnell
Date: Tue Jan  4 09:48:21 2005
New Revision: 1383

Modified:
   development/main/planet/facilities/http/examples/hello/README.TXT
Log:
correct out-of-date content

Modified: development/main/planet/facilities/http/examples/hello/README.TXT
==============================================================================
--- development/main/planet/facilities/http/examples/hello/README.TXT   
(original)
+++ development/main/planet/facilities/http/examples/hello/README.TXT   Tue 
Jan  4 09:48:21 2005
@@ -1,101 +1,101 @@
-
-HTTP HELLO DEMO README
-----------------------
-
-    The "hello" project demonstrates the setup of a http server and context 
-    within which it handles the serving of static and dynamic content. The 
-    block for this project is declared with the build.xml file and covers the
-    inclusion of the http server block, the inclusion of a context containing
-    a static handler, redirect handler, model handler and a number of error 
-    handlers.  Finally, the block contains a component that we use to handle 
-    some dynamic content:
-
-  <target name="build" depends="standard.build">
-    <x:property name="server.uri" key="dpml-http-server"     feature="uri"/>
-    <x:property name="static.uri" key="dpml-http-static"     feature="uri"/>
-    <x:property name="hash.uri"   key="dpml-http-hash-basic" feature="uri"/>
-
-    <x:block name="demo">
-      <x:include name="server" uri="${server.uri}"/>
-      <x:include name="static-context" uri="${static.uri}"/>
-      <x:component name="hello" class="net.dpml.playground.HelloComponent" />
-      <x:include name="authentication" uri="${hash.uri}"/>
-    </x:block>
-  </target>
-
-    The block is configured using the a targets file.  The file includes 
three
-    target overrides, one dealing with the context definition, the second 
-    demonstrating some redirection capability, and the third demonstrating 
http
-    path to component path mapping.
-
-    The static content handler is configured to use the current directory as 
the
-    default root content basedir (signified by the context-path and 
-    resource-base element value).
-
-  <target path="/demo/static-context/context">
-    <configuration>
-      <context-path>/</context-path>
-      <resource-base>.</resource-base>
-    </configuration>
-  </target>
-
-    The following target overrides the configuration for a url forwarding 
-    handler.  It simply forwards a 'from' path to a 'to' path.  For example, 
if
-    you enter a url such as http://localhost/hello you will be redirected to
-    http://localhost/demo/hello.
-
-  <target path="/demo/static-context/forward-handler">
-    <configuration>
-      <forwards>
-         <forward>
-           <from>/hello</from>
-           <to>/demo/hello</to>
-         </forward>
-      </forwards>
-    </configuration>
-  </target>
-
-    The following target override directs incomming urls with the path 
'/hello'
-    to the component at the address '/demo/hello'.
-
-  <target path="/demo/static-context/model-handler">
-    <parameters>
-      <parameter name="context-path" value="/demo/hello"/>
-      <parameter name="target" value="/demo/hello"/>
-    </parameters>
-  </target>
-
-  
-    To build the server do the following:
-
-        $ cd dpml.net       <--- your root svn/development/main/ directory
-        $ ant -f setup.xml  <--- build Magic/Transit bootstrap code, if not 
done
-        $ ant               <--- build all of Metro, if not done
-        
-        $ cd planet/facilities/http/examples/demo
-
-    To test the server you can either execute the generated block from the 
local
-    file system of from magic's repository.
-
-    Executing the block from the local filesystem:
-
-        $ metro target/deliverables/blocks/dpml-http-demo-1.0.0.block 
-config target/deliverables/confs/hello.conf
-
-    But why not utilize the extremely powerful artifact: protocol, and the 
fact
-    that everything is built as artifacts. This provides command-lines that 
are
-    independent of where on the local file system the command is executed;
-
-        $ metro 
artifact:block:dpml/http/examples/hello/dpml-http-hello#2.0.0 -config 
artifact:conf:dpml/http/examples/hello/hello
-
-    To check the running applicaion, open a browser and enter the following 
url;
-
-        http://localhost:8080
-
-    You should see the contents of the local directory in your browser.  
-
-        http://localhost:8080/hello
-
-    You should see a simple "Hello" message created by the HelloComponent.
-
-<The DPML documentation team>
-
+
+HTTP HELLO DEMO README
+----------------------
+
+    The "hello" project demonstrates the setup of a http server and context 
+    within which it handles the serving of static and dynamic content. The 
+    block for this project is declared with the build.xml file and covers the
+    inclusion of the http server block, the inclusion of a context containing
+    a static handler, redirect handler, model handler and a number of error 
+    handlers.  Finally, the block contains a component that we use to handle 
+    some dynamic content:
+
+  <target name="build" depends="standard.build">
+    <x:property name="server.uri" key="dpml-http-server"     feature="uri"/>
+    <x:property name="static.uri" key="dpml-http-static"     feature="uri"/>
+    <x:property name="hash.uri"   key="dpml-http-hash-basic" feature="uri"/>
+
+    <x:block name="demo">
+      <x:include name="server" uri="${server.uri}"/>
+      <x:include name="static-context" uri="${static.uri}"/>
+      <x:component name="hello" class="net.dpml.playground.HelloComponent" />
+      <x:include name="authentication" uri="${hash.uri}"/>
+    </x:block>
+  </target>
+
+    The block is configured using the a targets file.  The file includes 
three
+    target overrides, one dealing with the context definition, the second 
+    demonstrating some redirection capability, and the third demonstrating 
http
+    path to component path mapping.
+
+    The static content handler is configured to use the current directory as 
the
+    default root content basedir (signified by the context-path and 
+    resource-base element value).
+
+  <target path="/demo/static-context/context">
+    <configuration>
+      <context-path>/</context-path>
+      <resource-base>.</resource-base>
+    </configuration>
+  </target>
+
+    The following target overrides the configuration for a url forwarding 
+    handler.  It simply forwards a 'from' path to a 'to' path.  For example, 
if
+    you enter a url such as http://localhost/hello you will be redirected to
+    http://localhost/demo/hello.
+
+  <target path="/demo/static-context/forward-handler">
+    <configuration>
+      <forwards>
+         <forward>
+           <from>/hello</from>
+           <to>/demo/hello</to>
+         </forward>
+      </forwards>
+    </configuration>
+  </target>
+
+    The following target override directs incomming urls with the path 
'/hello'
+    to the component at the address '/demo/hello'.
+
+  <target path="/demo/static-context/model-handler">
+    <parameters>
+      <parameter name="context-path" value="/demo/hello"/>
+      <parameter name="target" value="/demo/hello"/>
+    </parameters>
+  </target>
+
+  
+    To build the server do the following:
+
+        $ cd dpml.net       <--- your root svn/development/main/ directory
+        $ ant -f setup.xml  <--- build Magic/Transit bootstrap code, if not 
done
+        $ ant               <--- build all of Metro, if not done
+        
+        $ cd planet/facilities/http/examples/demo
+
+    To test the server you can either execute the generated block from the 
local
+    file system of from magic's repository.
+
+    Executing the block from the local filesystem:
+
+        $ metro target/deliverables/blocks/dpml-http-hello-2.0.0.block 
-config target/deliverables/confs/hello.conf
+
+    But why not utilize the extremely powerful artifact: protocol, and the 
fact
+    that everything is built as artifacts. This provides command-lines that 
are
+    independent of where on the local file system the command is executed;
+
+        $ metro 
artifact:block:dpml/http/examples/hello/dpml-http-hello#2.0.0 -config 
artifact:conf:dpml/http/examples/hello/hello
+
+    To check the running applicaion, open a browser and enter the following 
url;
+
+        http://localhost:8080
+
+    You should see the contents of the local directory in your browser.  
+
+        http://localhost:8080/hello
+
+    You should see a simple "Hello" message created by the HelloComponent.
+
+<The DPML documentation team>
+