Readme for Mike Lawson's and Steve Wise's CS 526 Fall 2003 Semster Project.

  This project depends upon the Windows Management Interface Tools (WMITools)
  as provided free from Microsoft.  Go to www.microsoft.com and search for WMITools.
  This project used version 6.0.26

  This project also depends upon the Java Webservices Developer Pack 1.3, which can be downloed
  from Sun Microsystems at the following URL:
     http://java.sun.com/webservices/webservicespack.html
  
  Download and follow the directions included for installation.
  
  This project also uses mechanisms as found in the Java API for XML Messaging
  which located at the following URL:
   http://java.sun.com/xml/jaxm
  
  Download, install and integrate with the JWSDP as indicated in the included documentation.
  
  This project used the following product versions as a baseline:
     WMITools 6.0.26
     JDK 1.4.1
     JWSDP 1.3
     JAXM 1.1
     Windows XP Professional
     
     
  These products must be installed on each computer to be managed.  In the case of this project,
  the Central Controller and Managed Node are one and the same.
  
  Unjar the project files via: jar -xvf project_src.jar

  You need to edit the file: src/centralcontroller/hosts.properties and add a valid
    host in your system.  The format of the file is extremely simple.
    
  You'll have to copy and modify the Lawsonm01.jsp page to match your configuration.
  (Note, in a real implementation, this would be generated dynamically).
  
  Compile the project by issuing the following command in the src/ directory
  of the project source directory: 
     {jwsdp_home}\apache-ant\bin\ant
     where {jwsdp_home} is the directory where you installed the web services developer pack.
     
  Deploy the application by issuing the following command in the src/ directory
  of the project source directory:
      {jwsdp_home}\apache-ant\bin\ant deploy
      
  This will copy the web archive to Tomcat's web applications directory and deploy
  the required VBS script and other supporting file to the appropriate locations
  in the Tomcat structure.
  
  Start Tomcat via:
      {jwsdp_home}\bin\startup.bat
      
  Use your browser and surf to http://localhost:8080 and follow the links.