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r1845 r1849 17 17 ~~ 18 18 ~~ == END LICENSE == 19 ~~ @version $Id $19 ~~ @version $Id: installation.apt 1845 2008-03-29 19:10:35Z th-schwarz $ 20 20 ------------------------------ 21 21 Installation … … 26 26 * Using Maven 27 27 28 [Attention:] The integration pack will be available on the central repo 29 after it has gone gold, from then on the additional repository 28 [Attention:] The integration pack will be available on the central repo 29 after it has gone gold, from then on the additional repository 30 30 location will be obsolete! 31 31 32 If you use Maven 2 for your projects all you need to do is include a reference 32 If you use Maven 2 for your projects all you need to do is include a reference 33 33 to the library in the dependencies section of your POM: 34 34 … … 56 56 </dependencies> 57 57 ... 58 </project> 58 </project> 59 59 +-------------------------------------------------------+ 60 60 61 61 * Manual installation 62 62 63 The distribution comes in three flavors, pick one that best fits your 63 The distribution comes in three flavors, pick one that best fits your 64 64 environment from the {{{http://www.fckeditor.net/download}download area}}. 65 65 66 66 * <<<fckeditor-java-2.4-beta-1.jar>>> 67 67 68 If you already have all dependencies on your classpath, simply put this jar 68 If you already have all dependencies on your classpath, simply put this jar 69 69 on your classpath (usually <<<WEB-INF/lib>>>) and you are ready to go. 70 70 71 71 * <<<fckeditor-java-2.4-beta-1-bin.zip>>> 72 72 73 If you are starting from scratch, this distribution fits best. This package 73 If you are starting from scratch, this distribution fits best. This package 74 74 comes with a pre-built jar and all dependencies. 75 75 … … 100 100 *--------------------------------------------+----------------------------------+ 101 101 102 Drop the main jar and the dependencies in your classpath (usually 102 Drop the main jar and the dependencies in your classpath (usually 103 103 <<<WEB-INF/lib>>>) and you are ready to go. 104 104 105 105 * <<<fckeditor-java-2.4-beta-1-src.zip>>> 106 106 107 If you want to check out the pack's core, refit the code to your needs 108 (obeying the license terms) or compile it yourself, this is the perfect 107 If you want to check out the pack's core, refit the code to your needs 108 (obeying the license terms) or compile it yourself, this is the perfect 109 109 distribution for you. 110 110 … … 115 115 [Attention:] Do <not> skip this section otherwise your application will <<fail!>> 116 116 117 We use a state-of-the-art logging facade slf4j which gives us full and 117 We use a state-of-the-art logging facade slf4j which gives us full and 118 118 high-performance flexibility on a logging subsystem. 119 119 120 120 There are two possible scenarios which should be of your concern: 121 121 122 * You don't want to log at all, just leave <<<slf4j-nop-1.5.0.jar>>> on your 122 * You don't want to log at all, just leave <<<slf4j-nop-1.5.0.jar>>> on your 123 123 classpath and you're done. 124 124 … … 128 128 [] 129 129 130 For more information on slf4j and bindings for nearly all well-known logging frameworks131 see the {{{http://www.slf4j.org}website}}.130 For more information on slf4j and bindings for nearly all well-known logging 131 frameworks see the {{{http://www.slf4j.org}website}}.
