#4444 update readme files and license text for Vaadin 6.3, remove obsolete files

svn changeset:12409/svn branch:6.3

8 files changed, 5 insertions, 218 deletions

diff --git a/build/package/IT Mill Toolkit Background.png b/build/package/IT Mill Toolkit Background.png
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--- a/build/package/IT Mill Toolkit Background.png
+++ /dev/null
diff --git a/build/package/Start IT Mill Toolkit.scpt b/build/package/Start IT Mill Toolkit.scpt
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index 2804df49d0..0000000000
--- a/build/package/Start IT Mill Toolkit.scpt
+++ /dev/null
diff --git a/build/package/Start.scpt b/build/package/Start.scpt
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index 3997075809..0000000000
--- a/build/package/Start.scpt
+++ /dev/null
diff --git a/build/package/mac-readme.txt b/build/package/mac-readme.txt
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index 674eaa42f1..0000000000
--- a/build/package/mac-readme.txt
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,68 +0,0 @@
-==============================================================================

-Vaadin <version></version> Readme

-==============================================================================

-

--------------

-How to Start?

--------------

-

-Start Terminal.app and run the start.sh script in the installation directory. It will

-start a web application at port 8888 on the local host and opens a web

-browser window to display the start page of Vaadin Content Browser.

-

-The installation directory is a web application as itself and is directly importable to

-Eclipse IDE by selecting "File / Import / Existing Projects into Workspace" from Eclipse

-main menu. See the manual for detailed instructions.

-

----------------------------------

-What's Inside the Vaadin Package?

----------------------------------

-

-You should start exploring Vaadin through the provided Content Browser web

-application within this package; see 'How to Start?' above.

-

-The WebContent directory contains the content available through the Content Browser: the

-Vaadin Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started

-with Vaadin.

-

-Below is a list of most important locations and files:

-

-Start Vaadin

-- start exploring Vaadin by double-clicking this icon

-

-COPYING

-- license file

-

-WebContent/vaadin-<version></version>.jar

-- Vaadin Library containing Java source and compiled files

-

-WebContent/doc/manual.pdf

-- Vaadin Reference Manual in PDF format

-

-WebContent/doc/manual/index.html

-- Vaadin Reference Manual in HTML format

-

-WebContent/doc/api/index.html

-- Vaadin API Documentation as JavaDoc reference

-

-WebContent/WEB-INF/src

-- Content Browser source code, compiled into WebContent/WEB-INF/classes

- 

-WebContent/doc/example-source

-- example source code in HTML format

-

-WebContent/demo

-- files required by the demos

-

-Vaadin Hosted Mode Browser.launch

-Vaadin Development Server.launch

-- launch configurations for Eclipse workspace

-

-WebContent/doc/example-source/build-widgetset.xml

-- example on how to build GWT widget sets for Vaadin application

-

-WebContent/VAADIN

-- widget sets and themes

-

-gwt

-- Google Web Toolkit is required for building new widget sets

diff --git a/build/package/oophm-readme.txt b/build/package/oophm-readme.txt
deleted file mode 100644
index c19bd8f51d..0000000000
--- a/build/package/oophm-readme.txt
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,77 +0,0 @@
-==============================================================================
-Vaadin <version></version> Readme
-==============================================================================
-
-This is an experimental version of Vaadin <version></version> built using
-out of process hosted mode (OOPHM) branch of Google Web Toolkit. It uses different
-version of GWT libraries and compiler than the official <version></version>, so please
-use with caution. The benefits are that after you install browser plugins from 
-gwt/plugins, you should be able to enable hosted mode within real browsers by adding
-?gwt.hosted=127.0.0.1:9997 parameter to the application url you are using.
-
-Please post any comments and questions about OOPHM version to Vaadin forums.
-
--------------
-How to Start?
--------------
-
-Open a shell window, change to the installation directory, and execute "sh start.sh". It
-will start a web application at port 8888 on the local host and opens a web browser window
-to display the start page of Vaadin Content Browser.
-
-The installation directory is a web application as itself and is directly importable to
-Eclipse IDE by selecting "File / Import / Existing Projects into Workspace" from Eclipse
-main menu. See the manual for detailed instructions.
-
----------------------------------
-What's Inside the Vaadin Package?
----------------------------------
-
-You should start exploring Vaadin through the provided Content Browser web
-application within this package; see 'How to Start?' above.
-
-The WebContent directory contains the content available through the Content Browser: the
-Vaadin Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started
-with Vaadin.
-
-Below is a list of most important locations and files:
-
-Start Vaadin
-- start exploring Vaadin by double-clicking this icon
-
-COPYING
-- license file
-
-WebContent/vaadin-<version></version>.jar
-- Vaadin Library containing Java source and compiled files
-
-WebContent/doc/manual.pdf
-- Vaadin Reference Manual in PDF format
-
-WebContent/doc/manual/index.html
-- Vaadin Reference Manual in HTML format
-
-WebContent/doc/api/index.html
-- Vaadin API Documentation as JavaDoc reference
-
-WebContent/WEB-INF/src
-- Content Browser source code, compiled into WebContent/WEB-INF/classes
- 
-WebContent/doc/example-source
-- example source code in HTML format
-
-WebContent/demo
-- files required by the demos
-
-Vaadin Hosted Mode Browser.launch
-Vaadin Development Server.launch
-- launch configurations for Eclipse workspace
-
-WebContent/doc/example-source/build-widgetset.xml
-- example on how to build GWT widget sets for Vaadin application
-
-WebContent/VAADIN
-- widget sets and themes
-
-gwt
-- Google Web Toolkit is required for building new widget sets
diff --git a/build/package/readme.txt b/build/package/readme.txt
index d8c3d8ca77..8b887ebb0d 100644
--- a/build/package/readme.txt
+++ b/build/package/readme.txt
@@ -50,26 +50,26 @@ COPYING
 WebContent/vaadin-@version@.jar

 - Vaadin Library containing Java source and compiled files

 

-WebContent/doc/book-of-vaadin.pdf

+WebContent/docs/book-of-vaadin.pdf

 - Book of Vaadin in PDF format

 

-WebContent/doc/api/index.html

+WebContent/docs/api/index.html

 - Vaadin API Documentation as JavaDoc reference

 

 WebContent/WEB-INF/src

 - Content Browser source code, compiled into WebContent/WEB-INF/classes

  

-WebContent/doc/example-source

+WebContent/docs/example-source

 - example source code in HTML format

 

 WebContent/demo

 - files required by the demos

 

-Vaadin Hosted Mode Browser.launch

 Vaadin Development Server.launch

+GWT Development Mode.launch

 - launch configurations for Eclipse workspace

 

-WebContent/doc/example-source/build-widgetset.xml

+WebContent/docs/example-source/build-widgetset.xml

 - example on how to build GWT widget sets for Vaadin application

 

 WebContent/VAADIN

diff --git a/build/package/toolkit5-512.png b/build/package/toolkit5-512.png
deleted file mode 100644
index 565d9942e5..0000000000
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+++ /dev/null
diff --git a/build/package/windows-readme.txt b/build/package/windows-readme.txt
deleted file mode 100644
index 299b766240..0000000000
--- a/build/package/windows-readme.txt
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,68 +0,0 @@
-==============================================================================

-Vaadin <version></version> Readme

-==============================================================================

-

--------------

-How to Start?

--------------

-

-Just double-click start.bat icon. It will start a web application at port 8888 on the

-local host and opens a web browser window to display the start page of Vaadin Content

-Browser.

-

-The installation directory is a web application as itself and is directly importable to

-Eclipse IDE by selecting "File / Import / Existing Projects into Workspace" from Eclipse

-main menu. See the manual for detailed instructions.

-

----------------------------------

-What's Inside the Vaadin Package?

----------------------------------

-

-You should start exploring Vaadin through the provided Content Browser web

-application within this package; see 'How to Start?' above.

-

-The WebContent directory contains the content available through the Content Browser: the

-Vaadin Library, demos, documentation, and other useful information to get started

-with Vaadin.

-

-Below is a list of most important locations and files:

-

-Start Vaadin

-- start exploring Vaadin by double-clicking this icon

-

-COPYING

-- license file

-

-WebContent/vaadin-<version></version>.jar

-- Vaadin Library containing Java source and compiled files

-

-WebContent/doc/manual.pdf

-- Vaadin Reference Manual in PDF format

-

-WebContent/doc/manual/index.html

-- Vaadin Reference Manual in HTML format

-

-WebContent/doc/api/index.html

-- Vaadin API Documentation as JavaDoc reference

-

-WebContent/WEB-INF/src

-- Content Browser source code, compiled into WebContent/WEB-INF/classes

- 

-WebContent/doc/example-source

-- example source code in HTML format

-

-WebContent/demo

-- files required by the demos

-

-Vaadin Hosted Mode Browser.launch

-Vaadin Development Server.launch

-- launch configurations for Eclipse workspace

-

-WebContent/doc/example-source/build-widgetset.xml

-- example on how to build GWT widget sets for Vaadin application

-

-WebContent/VAADIN

-- widget sets and themes

-

-gwt

-- Google Web Toolkit is required for building new widget sets