~ Introduction ~
	
	The quickstart war includes a database implementation (HSQLDB) which means 
	that you do not need to separately configure an external database. It should
	be stressed that this mode of installation is only intended for an 
	individual to install on their desktop machine for the purposes of 
	evaluation. It will not scale particularly well or be able to support many 
	simultaneous users. If you like what you see and intend on installing it for 
	multi-user use, then we recommend following the instructions as per the 
	standard installation.
	
	The quickstart install involves the following stages:
	
	* Install Java
	* Install a servlet container
	* Deploy the quickstart war 
	
	
	~ Install Java ~
	
	You will need a full JDK (not a JRE) to run Bodington. You can download one 
	from http://java.sun.com. Follow the instructions to install it.
	
	
	~ Install a servlet container ~
	
	There are many applications that comply with the servlet specification. This 
	document describes using Jakarta Tomcat. You can download this from 
	http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat. If you're using Windows, the easiest 
	version to install is the windows executable, i.e. *.exe file. If using 
	Linux, the file with the *.tar.gz extension is probably best.
	
	- Windows -
	
	Once you have downloaded the Tomcat executable, double-click on it and 
	follow the instructions. Ensure you have the 'Service' option checked. Make 
	a note of the port number that the server will run on and your chosen admin 
	user name and password. You will need this in the next step. At the end, if 
	you have the corresponding option checked (which it is by default) Tomcat 
	will start when you click on finish. 
	
	- Linux -
	
	Simply unpack the downloaded file to a suitable location. Where 
	$CATALINA_HOME is where you unpacked Tomcat, you will need to edit the 
	following file $CATALINA_HOME/conf/tomcat-users.xml. Create a username and 
	password for yourself and give yourself the roles of admin and manager. You 
	will need to ensure that you have set the environmental variables JAVA_HOME 
	(where Java is) and CATALINA_HOME (where Tomcat is), e.g.: 
	
	export JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/jdk1.4.2
	export CATALINA_HOME=/usr/local/tomcat-5.0.28 
	
	You can start Tomcat using something like the following: 
	
	$CATALINA_HOME/bin/startup.sh 
	
	
	~ Deploy the quickstart war ~
	
	Open a web browser and type http://localhost:[port number] into the address 
	bar, where port number is the value from the previous step (this is 8080 by 
	default). You should now see Tomcat's home page. In the box entitled 
	'Administration', click on the link 'Tomcat Manager' and enter your user 
	name and password from the previous step. You should see a section with just
	one text field, entitled something like 'WAR file to deploy'. Click on the 
	'Browse...' button and navigate to the war file, 
	e.g. bodington-quickstart.war. Click the 'Deploy' button. The deploy 
	procedure will take a few seconds, but if all goes well you should see that 
	Bodington has been added to the list of applications. For the row that 
	pertains to Bodington, click on the link in the column entitled 'Path'. This
	takes you to Bodingtons index page. Click on the link 'The Bodington Site 
	Servlet' which takes you the login page. You can now login with the username 
	& password 'sysadmin'.
	
	
	~ Known Issues ~
	
	- Tomcat 5.5 -
	
	Much work has gone into Tomcat 5.5 to enable it to run with just a JRE. 
	Bodington currently requires the tools.jar (containing the javac java 
	compiler), from the JDK, as this is used to compile the templates. If Tomcat
	is running, stop it and then perform these steps according to your platform.
	
	* Windows: From the 'Start' menu choose Programs -> Apache Tomcat 5.5 -> 
	Configure Tomcat. In the dialog that appears, select the 'Java' tab. Append 
	;<path to jdk>\lib\tools.jar to the entry in the 'Java Classpath' box (so if
	you installed the JDK in C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0 you would append the 
	string ;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0\tools.jar). Click on OK and you can 
	restart Tomcat from another tab on the same dialog. 
	
	* Linux: Open $CATALINA_HOME/conf/setclasspath.sh in a text editor and add 
	$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar to the CLASSPATH, e.g.: 
	
	CLASSPATH=$JAVA_HOME/lib/tools.jar