Index: openacs-4/packages/acs-core-docs/www/xml/index.xml =================================================================== RCS file: /usr/local/cvsroot/openacs-4/packages/acs-core-docs/www/xml/index.xml,v diff -u -r1.1 -r1.2 --- openacs-4/packages/acs-core-docs/www/xml/index.xml 13 Mar 2001 22:59:26 -0000 1.1 +++ openacs-4/packages/acs-core-docs/www/xml/index.xml 24 Dec 2001 19:31:42 -0000 1.2 @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ - @@ -13,8 +13,6 @@ - - @@ -65,228 +63,220 @@ - - - ]> -ACS Core + OpenACS Documentation - -ACS For Everyone - -High level information: What is the ACS? - + + OpenACS For Everyone + + High level information: What is OpenACS? + - -High level information: What is the ACS? - -Overview -The place to start if you want a soft, high level introduction to the ACS - + + High level information: What is OpenACS? + + Overview + The place to start if you want a soft, high level introduction to OpenACS + &release-notes; - + - + - -For ACS Admins - -Help to the folks keeping an ACS installation up and running. - + + For OpenACS Admins + + Help to the folks keeping an OpenACS installation up and running. + - -Installing on Unix/Linux + + Installing on Unix/Linux - -Overview - -This document is a guide to installing the ArsDigita Community -System (ACS). It is targeted for first time users who may not be -familiar with Oracle and AOLServer, but who are familiar with UNIX - -with an emphasis on Linux. However, for the purposes of running the -ACS, Linux is not substantially different from other UNIX systems, -such as Solaris or HP-UX. - + + Overview + + This document is a guide to installing OpenACS). + It is targeted for first time users who may not be + familiar with Oracle and AOLServer, but who are familiar with UNIX - + with an emphasis on Linux. However, for the purposes of running the + OpenACS, Linux is not substantially different from other UNIX systems, + such as Solaris or HP-UX. + - -Assuming you have a computer with a network connection, before -starting installation of ACS please refer to the following: - + + Assuming you have a computer with a network connection, before + starting installation of OpenACS please refer to the following: + - - If it's a PC and you're going to use Linux, then read everything. - If it's a UNIX box, skip the Linux chapter and read everything else. - If it's a Windows box, read How to install ACS on Windows - instead. - If you already have Oracle up and running, then skip to the - AOLServer 3.1 chapter and read from there. + + If it's a PC and you're going to use Linux, then read everything. + If it's a UNIX box, skip the Linux chapter and read everything else. + If it's a Windows box, read How to install OpenACS on Windows + instead. + If you already have Oracle up and running, then skip to the + AOLserver 3.x chapter and read from there. - + - -If you are interested in learning more about the ACS first, then -please read Chapter Three: Scalable -Systems for Online Communities from Philip & Alex's Guide to -Web Publishing, and this document on Using the -ArsDigita Community System. - - + + If you are interested in learning more about OpenACS first, then + please read Chapter Three: Scalable + Systems for Online Communities from Philip & Alex's Guide to + Web Publishing, and this document on Using the + ArsDigita Community System. + + - &getstarted; - &requirements; - &redhat; - &oracle; - &aolserver; - &acs; - &acc-tests; - &credits; + &getstarted; + &requirements; + &redhat; + &oracle; + &aolserver; + &acs; + &acc-tests; + &credits; - + - -Installing on Windows + + Installing on Windows - -Overview -This walks you through an ACS installation under Windows. - + + Overview + This walks you through an OpenACS installation under Windows. + -&win2k; + &win2k; - + - + - -For ACS Developers - -This is the place to look if you want to extend the ACS and build on top -of what's already here. Here you can find out about the guts of the system. - + + For OpenACS Developers + + This is the place to look if you want to extend OpenACS and build on top + of what's already here. Here you can find out about the guts of the system. + - -ACS Developer's Guide + + OpenACS Developer's Guide - + Overview - A tour of what you need to know in order to extend the ACS. - + A tour of what you need to know in order to extend OpenACS. + - &objects; - &packages; - &rp; - &api; - &templates; - &permissions; - &subsites; + &objects; + &packages; + &rp; + &api; + &templates; + &permissions; + &subsites; - - - + + + - -Other Developer Resources + + Other Developer Resources - + Overview Developer information that doesn't really fit anywhere else. - + - &parties; - &object-identity; - &programming-aolserver; - &working-with-xml; + &parties; + &object-identity; + &programming-aolserver; + &working-with-xml; - + - -Engineering Standards + + Engineering Standards - - Overview - ArsDigita standards. - + &dbprimer; + &psgml-mode; + &design-template; + &requirements-template; + &versioning; + &constraint-naming; + &filenaming; + &plsql-standards; - &dbprimer; - &psgml-mode; - &design-template; - &requirements-template; - &versioning; - &constraint-naming; - &filenaming; - &plsql-standards; + - + + Kernel Documentation - -Kernel Documentation - - + Overview - Compared to its predecessors, version 4 of the ArsDigita Community - System (ACS) has a much more structured organization, i.e. the most - significant change is found at the system architecture level, - reflected in the following hierarchy: + Compared to its predecessors, version 4 of OpenACS has a much + more structured organization, i.e. the most + significant change is found at the system architecture level, + reflected in the following hierarchy: - - The ACS 4 Kernel, which handles system-wide necessities - such as metadata, security, users and groups, subsites, and - package management and deployment. - - - + + The OpenACS 4 Kernel, which handles system-wide necessities + such as metadata, security, users and groups, subsites, and + package management and deployment. + + + - The ACS 4 Core, which comprises all the other packages - that ship with the kernel and are most frequently needed by users, - such as templating, bboard, and user registration/management. The - packages tend to be developed and distributed with the kernel. - - - - - ACS 4 Application packages, which typically provide - user-level web services built on top of the Kernel and Core. Such - packages include those built by ArsDigita as well as external - contributors. Application packages are developed separately from - the Kernel, and are typically released independently of it. - - + The OpenACS 4 Core, which comprises all the other packages + that ship with the kernel and are most frequently needed by users, + such as templating, bboard, and user registration/management. The + packages tend to be developed and distributed with the kernel. + + + + + OpenACS 4 Application packages, which typically provide + user-level web services built on top of the Kernel and Core. Such + packages include those built by ArsDigita as well as external + contributors. Application packages are developed separately from + the Kernel, and are typically released independently of it. + + - -This document provides a high level overview of the kernel -package. Documentation for the other packages can be found elsewhere. - - + + This document provides a high level overview of the kernel + package. Documentation for the other packages can be found elsewhere. + + - &objects-req; - &objects-design; - &permissions-req; - &permissions-design; - &groups-req; - &groups-design; - &subsites-req; - &subsites-design; - &apm-req; - &apm-design; + &objects-req; + &objects-design; + &permissions-req; + &permissions-design; + &groups-req; + &groups-design; + &subsites-req; + &subsites-design; + &apm-req; + &apm-design; - &security-req; - &security-design; - &security-notes; - &rp-req; - &rp-design; - &db-api; - &tcl-doc; - &bootstrap-acs; + &security-req; + &security-design; + &security-notes; + &rp-req; + &rp-design; + &db-api; + &tcl-doc; + &bootstrap-acs; - + - +