TODO: describe compilation of ZideStore, XmlRpc, Tools, PDA, ..

If the WebUI works, you can continue building some optional parts of OGo, like ZideStore or the XML-RPC API.

As always, please ensure that your GNUstep environment is loaded prior trying to compile anything. A quick check on this is typing echo $GNUSTEP_USER_ROOT, it should point to something like /home/donald/OGo and not be empty.

Requirements

  • OGo Logic
  • OGo DocumentAPI
  • OGo WebUI
    • TODO: add requirements for OGo (eg pilot-link for PDA)

    XML-RPC | Tools | ZideStore | PDA | Publisher

    OGo XML-RPC Daemon [next]

    cd XmlRpcAPI/Daemon
make -s debug=yes install
cd ..

    Check for success:

    OGo Tools [next]

    cd Database/OGoModel
make -s debug=yes install
cd ..

    Check for success:

    OGo ZideStore [next] [prev] 

    cd ZideStore
make -s debug=yes install
cd ..

    Check for success:

    PDA (Palm Device Sync) [next] [prev] 

    cd PDA
make -s debug=yes install
cd ..

    This will install the Palm application for WebUI and the nhsd daemon for performing the Palm network hotsync.

    Check for success:

    OGo Publisher [prev]

    cd Publisher
make -s debug=yes install

    This install all the OGo Publisher CMS application. This includes the WebUI of Publisher (eg HTML viewers, preview generators), the skypubexport tool for statically exporting websites and the skypubd daemon for hosting dynamic Publisher sites.

    Check for success:


    Further Installation [prev]

    After compiling the necessary modules, you should at follow the install instructions to get a running system. You should definitely access OGo through Apache instead of working on the SOPE directly.