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| == Getting GeoServer going at HupI.org ==
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| I removed OpenJDK (which is purported to be suboptimal for use with GeoServer) and installed Oracle JRE 6.
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| Removing the JDK also removed about 400 pounds of other packages, including Tomcat 6. This is okay really, since Tomcat 7 is the latest release anyway.
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| I downloaded Tomcat 7 in binary tar.gz form and unpacked it in /usr/local/java.
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| I started it using the script in the bin directory called startup.sh and then
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| went to http://hupi.org:8080/ and voila! There is is. Tres bien!!!
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| Then I moved the geoserver files into the Tomcat webapps directory and surfed to http://hupi.org:8080/geoserver/ and this too worked.
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| == Connecting GeoServer to PostGIS ==
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| == Links ==
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| [http://geoserver.org/ GeoServer's home] | |
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| Some notes on using WFS-T http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/jreyes/2007/08/03/geotools-wfs-t-update-request/
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