These are the steps required to use WebWork.
webwork.war
or webwork.ear
in your application
server./lib/webwork.jar
into the /WEB-INF/lib/
directory of your own web application.
WebWork relies on a few supporting jars for certain functionality. These are located in the
supporting-jars
folder. Note that you might not require many of these, depending
on the views and features you use. The only jar file requires for webwork is commons-logging.jar.
You will need to place these in your classpath. This may be in
WEB-INF/lib
or some other location.
You may use any javax.xml parser instead of Saxon.etc/skeleton-project.zip
. It contains a very simple web application that you can unpack. You will need
to build the example action provided (a build.xml file is included), and then deploy the skeleton webapp into your
servlet container.
web.xml
file to include the settings found in
$WEBWORK/src/resources/web/WEB-INF/web.xml
file in the WebWork
distribution.web.xml
file.{installed directory}\lib
. It is also appropriate to install
commons-logging in the web application itself, but if the application server uses
commons-logging itself, you may need to be very careful due to version clashes.webworkclient.jar
to your client's classpath. This will allow
it to use WebWork using the ClientServlet
dispatch method. In
addition, your client will need a reference to commons-logging.jar.