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This document describes a number of common configuration changes deployers may need to make. These directions assume that you've already read Deploying the Scheduling Assistant - Bedework or Deploying the Scheduling Assistant - Oracle Calendar and completed the steps to get your first maven overlay running.
Understanding the instructions
Many of these tasks have you retrieve files from the source of the project. Keep in mind that you can choose source files from specific versions. When you see an https url like the following:
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https://source.jasig.org/sa/sched-assist/trunk/sched-assist-war/src/main/resources/i18n/Messages.properties |
"trunk" is the section of the path that is adjustable; it also refers to the very tip of development. If you are looking for a file from a specific version, replace "trunk" with the subversion tag of the desired version. Example:
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https://source.jasig.org/sa/sched-assist/tags/sched-assist-1.0.1/sched-assist-war/src/main/resources/i18n/Messages.properties |
"tags/sched-assist-1.0.1" is the folder that contains the 1.0.1 release of the Scheduling Assistant.
Changing the text
The Scheduling Assistant uses Spring's MessageSource infrastructure to deliver all of the text displayed within the application. To change the text, follow these steps:
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