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Hi Jim,
> We've been using esoe for several months now in a production
> I was going to grab the latest and try it out on a test VM and
Enjoy!.
Bradley
Intient
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> btw we are on Centos 5
> Thanks so much,
Jim wrote:
Glad to hear it is working well.
> Hi,
> environment (and it is working very well!) and I just wanted to check
> the status of the next release of ESOE and if there is anything that I
> could do to speed up the process.
> I guess a good question would be how to install and setup the ESOE
You're correct there is a number of differences in process which are as
> that is in the trunk (or tags/0.9) as I understand there are several
> differences (such as no more esoestartup).
yet not very widely documented (we're all busy with other professional
work in the last few months). Feel free to have a crack at it if you
like, starting point is esoedeployer.
No more or less then you did before actually, a server, a mysql db, Java
> hopefully then I could provide some helpful feedback but I'm not sure
> what all I need to get it working :)
6 and some LDAP. There are a number of externalized plugins you'll need
to get your head around as well.
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Bradley Beddoes
Lead Software Architect
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> Jim Muir