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This directory contains a simple irc app which is a work in progress.
/app - contains the manifest and any additional resources which are to be
packaged in a crx.
/servlet - contains the java servlet which will serve the live resources and
also proxy the irc traffic between the client and irc servers
/conf - contains configuration files for running the servlet.
This example depends on WebSockets, so it must be run inside a servlet container
which supports WebSockets.
The following are instructions for setting up a development jetty server to
host the servlet.
1) Get the jetty 7.x distribution from eclipse.org. Unpack it anywhere. We'll
call that directory JETTY_HOME
2) Delete the contents of JETTY_HOME/webapps.
3) Copy /conf/irc.xml to JETTY_HOME/contexts, edit the value of resourceBase in
irc.xml to point to the contents of /servlet.
4) Copy jetty.xml and webdefault.xml to JETTY_HOME/etc
5) Copy the following jars from JETTY_HOME/lib to /servlet/WEB-INF/lib:
jetty-client, jetty-continuation, jetty-http, jetty-io, jetty-servlets,
jetty-util
6) Compile /servlet/src/org/chromium/IRCProxyWebSocket.java and put the
resulting class file in /servlet/WEB-INF/classes