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June-5-09

Where to start with Mojavi 3

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In order for Mojavi to continue we are looking for a few good web programmers to help with the last programming pieces and contribute to the forum. There are tons of web developer jobs that are currently available online and we know that many are well paid positions. Because this is an open source code this would be for the good of the development community.

Finally, there are a couple of ways you can test this module. The first and quickest way is just to instruct the controller using the url. Just add the module and action. Here’s what it would look like http://yourserver.com/index.php?module=Test&action=First.

The second way is by changing the default module in the settings.ini file in the webapp/config directory.

Under [.actions] you will find the default module. Find the following two lines and change the default module and action.

DEFAULT_MODULE = “Default”
DEFAULT_ACTION = “Index”

After you change the default module and action it should look like this

DEFAULT_MODULE = “Test”
DEFAULT_ACTION = “First”
You are now ready to test your code. Just point your browser to the index.php and see the fruit of your labor. Contributing Author By Richard D Shank

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June-4-09

Installing Mojavi 3

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Installing Mojavi 3

As a note we had a firm that was installing this architecture to run in addition to their facility management software and wanting to make sure that network protocol being used was up to date. As of this writing the developers have been keeping all language and coding inline with the latest C+ and ASCII formats in order to allow for cross collaboration.
First thing

Obviously, you first need to get a copy of the Mojavi 3 source. You can get this from the mojavi.org download page in one of two forms. It can be downloaded as an archive or from the Subversion repository (SVN).