Hello,
(Apologies to the list if this has been already answered, I just received
this email from the list yesterday).
John,
The files you are looking to modify are in a jar file in the modules
directory. For our current version the file is called
mod-purl-documentation-1.6.3.jar
You have to unpack the jar file, change the files, repack and replace the
existing version, then restart PURL to see the changes.
Here's the snippet from our docs, starting at the PURL top directory
(replace x with your current version:
cd modules
mkdir temp
cp mod-purl-documentation-1.x.jar temp
cd temp
jar xvf mod-purl-documentation-1.x.jar
(make changes in sub directory resources, return to temp)
(rm old jar file)
jar cvf mod-purl-documentation-1.x.jar *
cd ..
cp temp/mod-purl-documentation-1.x.jar . (you probably want to
back up the current file first)
(restart purl to see changes)
Hope this helps! IIRC image files will be in the unpacked jar file under
resources/images.
Gary Phillips
Florida Center for Library Automation
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 12:09 PM, John P <jpilb
...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've installed PURLZ Server and I am now trying to customise the
> default home page displayed at:
> http://<PURL server>/docs/index.html
> This seems to be stored at:
> <PURL server installation directory>/src/purl/mod-purl-documentation/
> modules/mod-purl-documentation/resources/index.html
> However, editing this page does not seem to change the live home page.
> Is this the correct page to edit, or is it being cached somewhere
> (i.e. by Netkernel)? Also similarly, I am trying to change the default
> icon - /docs/images/purl-128.jpg and add a favicon.ico file, but this
> does not seem to change the live content either. I've noticed some
> other PURL resolvers have been customised - such as those of the
> Federal Depository Library Program and The Florida Center for Library
> Automation. I'd be grateful if anyone can share their experience of
> customising PURLZ Server and how they were able to edit the files.
> Thanks,
> John
