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=== UniCD = <u>Uni</u>form Server on <u>CD</u>-ROM === | === UniCD = <u>Uni</u>form Server on <u>CD</u>-ROM === | ||
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'''CD Part 1''' | |||
Introduces techniques required to convert Uniform Server to run from a CD. Highlights files which pose a problem these contain functions that require read/write access. These are modified to produce a working example no frills check out [[Oily Rag 1: CD Part 1|Part 1]] | |||
'''CD Part 2''' | |||
The example in Part 1 although functional is a one way process [[Oily Rag 1: CD Part 2|Part 2]] introduces the concept of file switching which greatly enhances the plugins functionality. Concludes with a down loadable plugin USCD1. | |||
'''CD Part 3''' | |||
[[Oily Rag 1: CD Part 3|Part 3]] highlights problems with plugin '''USCD1'''. Proposes an alternative solution to file switching and introduces Perl commands (instructions) that will be used in a new plugin USCD2. | |||
'''CD Part 4''' | |||
[[Oily Rag 1: CD Part 4|Part 4]] consolidates all the ideas to produce something resembling a usable plugin. You can download [[Oily Rag 1: Downloads#CD Part 4|plugin USCD2]] this provides a reasonable starting point that you can tailor to your own application. | |||
'''CD Part 5''' | |||
[[Oily Rag 1: CD Part 5|Part 5]] Introduce components required to provide a complete CD solution. | |||
'''CD Part 6''' | |||
[[Oily Rag 1: CD Part 6|Part 6]] Looks at making the CD independent of an host PC's browser. It also shows how to host several sites on the same CD. | |||
[[Category: Installation]] | [[Category: Installation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:29, 24 November 2010
UniCD = Uniform Server on CD-ROM
Related:
CD Part 1
Introduces techniques required to convert Uniform Server to run from a CD. Highlights files which pose a problem these contain functions that require read/write access. These are modified to produce a working example no frills check out Part 1
CD Part 2
The example in Part 1 although functional is a one way process Part 2 introduces the concept of file switching which greatly enhances the plugins functionality. Concludes with a down loadable plugin USCD1.
CD Part 3
Part 3 highlights problems with plugin USCD1. Proposes an alternative solution to file switching and introduces Perl commands (instructions) that will be used in a new plugin USCD2.
CD Part 4
Part 4 consolidates all the ideas to produce something resembling a usable plugin. You can download plugin USCD2 this provides a reasonable starting point that you can tailor to your own application.
CD Part 5
Part 5 Introduce components required to provide a complete CD solution.
CD Part 6
Part 6 Looks at making the CD independent of an host PC's browser. It also shows how to host several sites on the same CD.