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TreeviewServlet Installation of Treeview Servlet File What you need to run Treeview Servlet: A web server (Apache, MS IIS, etc.) A servlet runner (JRun, Servlet exec, etc.) The treeviewservletXX.zip file To install the servlet please follow the steps below: Unzip the treeviewservletxx.zip file using the "Use folder names" option in a folder you choose. Copy the treeviewservlet.jar file from the directory "lib" into your classpath enviroment. Set an alias name "STreeViewServlet20" in your servlet runner software which maps to "com.swissource.treeviewservlet.STreeViewServlet20.class". Copy the treeview.properties file from the directory "properties" into your classpath enviroment. Copy all the files in the directory "icons" into a directory which is accessible through HTTP. Copy the nodes.txt file in the directory "tree" into a directory which is accessible through HTTP. Start configuring the treeview.properties file - Configure the the url to your nodes.txt file which you copied in step 4 (file.InputFileURL) - Configure the the url to your icons path which you copied in step 3 (gui.node.PicPathStart) Test the servlet using an URL like the following: http://www.mydomain.com/myservletmapping/STreeViewServlet10 After successfull installing the servlet you will be able to configure its other options. For how to configure the servlet please read "Configuration of TreeView Servlet File" For better understanding of the servlets structure please check "Requests to the TreeView Servlet" Back to the TreeviewServlet page

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