Standalone Nukes 1.0 alpha is out

[julien1]

JBoss-Nukes is out, this is the unzip/run version featuring JBoss-3.2.1, HsqlDB embeded database engine.

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jboss/jboss-3.2.1_nukes-1.0.0alpha.zip?download

I am glad this release is out.

julien

[oravecz]

Are their installation instructions? Does it auto-create your database tables, or is there supposed to be a ddl included?

[julien1]

it is bundled with hsqldb an embeded sql server. the database is already prefilled with default values.

that means you download it, then you unzip, then you click on bin/run.(sh|bat) and that's it.

point next your browser to localhost:8080

[stevew]

This has to be one of the easiest installs I have ever come across - well done, looking forward to further development

[julien1]

thanks, that is the goal, and that's jboss philosophy.

[superalphaomega]

if I am using windows 98, and have this error
"java home is not set"? Just to let you know I saw an article in postnuke forums and I have decided to learn this as a solution to an intranet. I am sorry for the newbie questions but I am not used to this environment... thanks for any help you can give me...

[julien1]

probably you have to set the java home var in the autoexec.bat to the current jdk.

[superalphaomega]

I am new to all of this. Do I need a Java component or something? and how do I do what you said? Or where can I get the basic newbie install info?

[superalphaomega]

THIS message is for any postnukers who want to bridge the gap and come over into JBOSS territory.
The documentation was a little rough and it took about six hours to read through, but I got it...
ok, so I got the nuke up and running. I figured out that you need J2E from java.sun.com.

I got the software and installed the jdk1.3.1_08
I then changed the JAVA_HOME to jdk1.3.1_08
by going into ms dos and typing "set JAVA_HOME=C:\jdk1.3.1_08" and then I pointed my browser to my ip address of the internal tcp/ip address. I tried http://localhost:8080 but that did not work. I could not go to any web pages internal or outside firewall while it was running... SO...
I went to another pc down the hall and typed in the address and viola it worked. I will now set out to learn the rest of the story as to how this whole jtee/Jboss web/jboss nuke thing works.

Does anyone know where all the php files are? And where are the modules and blocks dir folders? It doesn't look much like the postnuke model...