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10 <h1>Tutorial: Step 1</h1>
11 <h2>Prepare Your Application</h2>
12 <p> If you have not downloaded the Cewolf distribution yet, this is the
13 point to do it (look at <a
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15 target="new">Download</a>). Put the following JAR files of the <tt>/lib</tt>
16 directory into your web application's <tt>/WEB-INF/lib</tt> directory: </p>
18 <li>jfreechart-*-demo.jar</li>
19 <li>jfreechart-*.jar</li>
20 <li>jcommon-*.jar</li>
21 <li>commons-logging.jar</li>
23 <li>batik-xml.jar</li>
24 <li>batik-util.jar</li>
25 <li>batik-svggen.jar</li>
26 <li>batik-dom.jar</li>
27 <li>batik-awt-util.jar</li>
29 <p> Put the file overlib.js from the <tt>/example</tt> directory into
30 your webapps root directory. This file is needed to provide tooltips for
31 image maps for Mozilla based browsers. </p>
32 <p> That should be all you have to do to prepare your application for
33 Cewolf usage. If you encounter any problems in using the Cewolf tags
34 (e.g. "No Tags" is displayed in your containers console) you can
35 additionally put the <tt>cewolf.tld</tt> (or <tt>cewolf-1.1.tld</tt> for
36 JSP 1.1 containers) file from the distribution's <tt>etc</tt> directory
37 into a directory of your choice under your web application's root and
38 reference this file as the cewolf tag library from your JSPs. </p>
39 <p> <a href="step2.html">Step 2: Provide a DatasetProducer>></a> </p>
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