After you have completed modifying the files for your customization,
you redeploy the LiveCycle Content Services (deprecated) EAR, which
contains the files you modified to customize the LiveCycle Contentspace
(Deprecated) user interface.
注意: Adobe is migrating Adobe® LiveCycle® Content Services ES customers to the Content Repository built on the modern, modular CRX architecture, acquired during the Adobe acquisition of Day Software. The Content Repository is provided with LiveCycle Foundation and is available as of the LiveCycle ES4 release.
Repackaging the EAR fileAfter you have completed your customizations, you must
rebuild the WAR and EAR file. This procedure presumes that you have
created a folder structure necessary to modify the contents of the
contentservices.war file from the adobe-contentservices.ear file
and for correctly rebuilding the adobe-contentservices.ear file.
(See Creating a development environment.)
To repackage the EAR file:In the folder, such as
CustWorking, where you made your modifications to the extracted
contents of the contentservices.war file, recreate the WAR file
by using an archiving utility. The name of the WAR file must be
contentservices.war.
For example, in the command prompt, type
the following command:
jar.exe -cvfm contentservices.war META-INF\MANIFEST.MF *
Copy the contentservices.war file that you created in the
previous step to the folder for rebuilding the EAR file, such as
CustBuildEAR.
Go to the folder that you copied the contentservices.war
file to in the previous step, and re-create the EAR file by using
an archiving utility. For example, in the command prompt, type the
following command:
jar.exe -cvfm adobe-contentservices.ear META-INF\MANIFEST.MF *
Deploying the EAR fileAfter you compile the localization file, you can deploy
it to the LiveCycle server for testing.
重要: Before you deploy your customized adobe-contentservices.ear
file, it is recommended that you create a backup copy of the original
adobe-contentservices.ear file.
To deploy the EAR file:Back up the original adobe-contentservices.ear
file to another location.
注意: Do not back up
the adobe-contentservices.ear file in the same folder as your deploy
folder.
Undeploy the adobe-contentservices.ear file from your application
server. Depending on the application server you use, you may need
to stop the application server first. If you customized the files
on a separate computer, you may need to copy your custom adobe-contentservices.ear
file to the computer where LiveCycle is installed.
For
example, for a JBoss Turnkey installation of LiveCycle,
stop the JBoss application server to undeploy all deployed EAR files.
Deploy the new adobe-contentservices.ear file to the application
server. The procedure varies depending on the application server
you are using.
For example, for a JBoss Turnkey installation,
you copy the adobe-contentservices.ear.ear file to the [install_dir]/jboss/server/all/deploy
folder where [install_dir] is the location where you installed
LiveCycle.
Restart the application server to restart LiveCycle.
Restarting the application server deploys your new adobe-contentservices.ear
file.
Testing customizationsYou can verify that your EAR file deployed by looking at
the server logs. For example in a JBoss turnkey installation, you
can view the server.log file located at [install_dir]/jboss/server/all/log
where [install_dir] represents the location where LiveCycle was installed.
You test your customization by typing http://[servername]:[port]/contentspace in
a web browser and logging in to Contentspace, where [servername] is
the name of the server where LiveCycle is installed and [port] is
the port number to access LiveCycle.
注意: You may need to refresh your web browser’s cache
to see your changes. Many web browsers cache CSS files and images.
The following are recommended testing considerations for verifying
a customized LiveCycle Contentspace:
Verify that any images you changed appear properly and
are sized appropriately for the component.
Verify that images blend in with the background color you
selected to give a consistent appearance.
When modifying colors, verify that their appearance is consistent
and text and images are visible. Sometimes the colors you choose
may inadvertently be the same.
In cases where different sizes of the same image are required,
verify that the image appears correctly in both circumstances.
For fonts, verify that they appear correctly and do not overlap
or cross boundaries.
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