
WebService Cruiser J2EE Installation Guide:

(1)  Please read the LicenseAgreement.txt carefully.
     You must agree all the items listed there in order to use WebService Cruiser.

     If you do not agree any of the items listed in the LicenseAgreement.txt, 
     please do not use WebService Cruiser.

(2)  System Requirements:
     a) JDK 1.2.2 or later, 
     b) Servlet/JSP containers which support Servlet 2.2 and JSP 1.1 or later.
        The Servlet/JSP container/engine MUST support J2EE Web Archive (WAR) File Deployment. 
        For example, Tomcat 3.x or later, WebLogic 6.x or later, etc.

(3)  If an old version of WebService Cruiser installed, remove it COMPLETELY,
     that means. remove the wscruiser.war and related directory/folder.
     NOTE: for Tomcat, you must remove webapps\wscruiser\ in order for 
           new version to take effection.
     
(4)  Unzip wscruiser-j2ee.zip to a temp directory, say wscruiser-j2ee/
     There are following files in wscruiser-j2ee/

     LicenseAgreement.txt   (Please read)
     wscruiser.war
     wscruiser_readme.txt
     wscruiser_j2ee_installation.txt (this file)
     wscruiser_config.xml
     input_files/                  (folder/directory)    
     
(5)  Move wscruiser.war to the web application direcoty of your Servlet/JSP container.

     For examples:
     Tomcat:       move to TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/
     WebLogic 6.x: move to WEBLOGIC_HOME/wlserver6.x/config/mydomain/applications/ or
     WebLogic 7.x: move to WEBLOGIC_HOME/user_projects/mydomain/applications/
     WebLogic 8.x: move to WEBLOGIC_HOME/user_projects/domains/mydomain/applications/

     Note: 
     (a) Make sure wscruiser.war is deployed to the Servlet/JSP container.

     (b) If there is previous installed WebService Cruiser, please remove it COMPLETELY, i.e. remove the old 
         wscruiser.war AND the wscruiser diretory (if any) from the web applications directory.
	 (In Tomcat, if WebService Cruiser was installed, make sure wscruiser directory under webapps is removed)

(6)  Copy wscruiser_config.xml to a folder/directory, and add the folder/directory into the CLASSPATH of your Servlet engine.

     TIP: for Tomcat 4.x or later version users: simply copy wscruiser_config.xml into TOMCAT_HOME/common/classes

     ALTERNATIVE: 
     Copy wscruiser_config.xml to the Servlet/JSP container startup directory (please keep the original):

     For examples:
     Tomcat:       copy to %TOMCAT_HOME%/bin
     WebLogic 6.x: copy to BEA_HOME/wlserver6.x
     WebLogic 7.x: copy to BEA_HOME/user_projects/mydomain/
     WebLogic 8.x: copy to BEA_HOME/user_projects/domains/mydomain/

(7)  Copy or move input-files/ folder to any place. Change the WebService Cruiser configuration (see step 10 below) 
     to set "Input File Directory" to the actural path of input-files/ fold.

(8)  Start or re-start the Servlet/JSP container.

(9)  Access WebService Cruiser at http://hostname:port/wscruiser/
     For Tomcat:   http://hostname:8080/wscruiser/
     For WebLogic: http://hostname:7001/wscruiser/

(10) Click "Admin" button. In the login panel, enter the default userid/password:
     User Id  = admin
     Password = password

     Select "Server Configuration". 

     Set values of "Input File Directory" and "Log File Directory" to what you want.

(11) Refresh/Reload the browser, you are ready to use WebService Cruiser!

(12) For the User's Guide of WebService Cruiser: 
      http://www.maththinking.com/maththinking/wscruiser_document.html
     
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