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Contents
1. Overview
2. #Resources
3. #Get the Latest Version of WebCT|#Get the Latest WebCT Version
4. #Startup
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GWT removes much of the headache of writing HTML and Javascript but it's probably a good idea to understand these lower-level web application components. Furthermore, HTML element "style" attributes must sometimes be progmatically set to specific value strings to get certain WebCT widgets to behave correctly, so understanding CSS facilitates better understanding of browser Java code. This section's link references the W3School homepage for web-building tutorials and documentation. Generally speaking, web search engines seem capable of finding anything one needs to know about HTML, Javascript, and CSS.
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Get the Latest Version of WebCT
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The entire WebCT project is now available using subversionas a branch in the Colored Trails respository. Assuming that you have svn installed, enter the following command on your computer's terminal to obtain the WebCT development team's latest code and compiled WAR:
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Notice that downloading the latest version of the project in this manner does not enable you to make official changes to the actual WebCT branch of the Colored Trails repository. If you are a member of the Colored Trails development team or have been granted the access priveleges necessary to make official repository changes, then "checkout" the project with:
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Replace the tag <name> with your actual respository username. If you are a WebCT developer that who is new to subversion, this tutorial should help you understand how to modify the Colored Trails trunk and branchesand utilize the tool.
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Startup
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