Test Page for Remote Compiling
This page provides an easy interface for testing and troubleshooting the remote compiling
application used with Visual JavaScript. It is not intended as a standalone application.
To use this application, you must
- Use Netscape Enterprise Server 3.0
- Copy the files to the js/samples/compiler directory in your server install directory.
So, if you have installed the server to the default directory, copy the files to
Netscape/SuiteSpot/js/samples/compiler. You can put the files elsewhere, but
you must update your system CLASSPATH accordingly. The server install puts the js/samples
directory on the CLASSPATH for you, so that is the easiest place to put the application.
- Install the application using the Server-Side JavaScript Application Manager as "jsacRemote."
IMPORTANT: You must name the application "jsacRemote" or remote compiling will not
work in Visual JavaScript.
- Make sure jsac.exe (or jsac on Unix) is on your system PATH. The server install
should take care of this for you.
- To compile a project with the application, there must be a file called "filelist" in the
project directory that contains a list of all the files in the project to be compiled,
each separated by a space. Visual JavaScript creates such a file automatically for each project deployed.