h3. User guide
Guide to to view the provide web content:
# Extract the web content to a folder on the web server.
# Update the web/index.html and ${walltitle}/wall.html to reflect the url of the web server. The provided source uses a webserer at http://pc300.sb, which should be changed to the relevant webserver url.
# Publish the web folder on the webserver.
h3. Generate content
# Download and extract the [source tar|^cooliris-poc-src.tar.gz]
# Create a URLGenerator class to provide the list of URLs to capture. Examples of URLGenerators can be found in the src/main/wall/harvesters folder. All the harvesters found here are based on loading a file containing the relevant URLs and generating a url list based on this.
# Create a runner class, which is going to generate the Cooliris wall. See the harvestrunner package for examples.
# Start a Selenium server with the appropriate configuration, eg.{code}
java
-Dhttp.proxyHost=${proxy-url} -Dhttp.proxyPort=${proxy-port} -Dhttp.proxyUser=${proxy-loginname} -Dhttp.proxyPassword=${proxy-pw}
-jar selenium-server.jar_
{code}.
I never got this to work in Ubuntu firefox, so alternatively I created a custiom profile with the relevant proxy setting and started the seleniun server with the _\-firefoxProfileTemplate "path-to-profile-folder"_
You may need to manually supply a proxy loginname/pw on each Capture run in this case.
Another possibility is to use the Maven2 selenium target provide in the projects pom.xml to start the selenium server.
# Start the relevant Runner. Ensure that the browser window showing the web pages to capture is visible at all times.
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