1. Download Java 5
2. Download Tomcat 5.5
3. Download the Brasato war file
4. Copy the downloaded WAR file into the "webapps" directory of the tomcat installation. If Tomcat is already running it will automatically deploy the application. Otherwise just start your Tomcat and it will be deployed on startup.
5. access http://localhost:8080/demo/ in your browser
1. Adjust the file src/ch/goodsolutions/_spring/config.xml or where ever you put your config file
(it must reside in a folder called "_spring" and be in the classpath) to suit your application settings
2. Adjust the file src/org/olat/core/_spring/coreconfig.xml
(it must reside in a folder called "_spring" and be in the classpath) in the following parts:
<property name="debug" value="false" />
3. Make sure the files are copied from src/ to classes/ (Eclipse does this automatically), so that you find e.g. the coreconfig.xml file in the folder webapp/classes/org/olat/core/_spring/
4. Generate the war file by either maven, an ant task, or by zipping the src/main/webapp directory
5. Start tomcat and launch the application - the "dev-tool" link has now disappeared and all templates and i18n files are cached