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(XML) Minimal Apache Ant build.xml - jerryvig

Sat, 03 Sep 2011 16:56:40 GMT

This is a minimal apache ant build.xml file that will quickly do all the things that you will generally want to do, including compiling and building a simple Java project to class files and jars. It provides targets to compile the class files and jars and to run the main class. The fields marked "My Project Name Here" and "My Main Class Here" are the fields that need to be modified for your project. To start create a directory for your project with subdirectories "lib" and "src" and place the build.xml file in the same directory. Place the Java sources in the "src" directory. Type "ant build" to compile and "ant run" to test and run the main class. build build.xml lib src

(XML) Spring-Apache Commons DBCP Pool Configuration - hkarakose

Mon, 28 Feb 2011 03:04:55 GMT

(XML) Rewrite underscores to hyphens for SEO URL - LeeRJohnson

Thu, 16 Sep 2010 12:04:08 GMT

(XML) htaccess one-liner for MT URL restructuring - ches

Wed, 18 Jul 2007 13:45:46 GMT

Build URLs for subcategories, e.g. 'cat-child-support.html' becomes '/family-law/child-support/'

(XML) Setting Up A Virtual Host (vhost) on Mac OS X and Gracefully Restarting Apache Web Server - jonhenshaw

Mon, 11 Sep 2006 17:49:11 GMT

A great way to work on website in Mac OS X is to set up a vhost. Doing so is very easy. In System Preferences click on Sharing and then make sure you have Personal Web Sharing turned on. Then, open or create your vhosts.conf file (/private/etc/httpd/users/vhosts.conf). Enter the VirtualHost information (see snippet below). The ServerName can be anything and the DocumentRoot should be the path to the folder where you want to build the website. Lastly, open the Terminal and enter the command below. It will restart Apache and will enable your new vhost.