RF-12849: readme updated - removed obsolete info

* added reference to JBoss Tools and JBDS download page
* added info about EAP 6
* removed running mvn eclipse:eclipse as it is not needed
* removed altering of the deployment assembly
* reference on online showcase moved to the top

README.md

@@ -2,10 +2,11 @@ RichFaces Showcase
 ==================
 
 **RichFaces: Ajax enabled JSF 2.0 component library**
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+
+**Online demo <http://showcase.richfaces.org>**
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 * RichFaces 4.3.2-SNAPSHOT
 * <http://richfaces.org>
-* March 2011
 * This software is distributed under the terms of the FSF Lesser Gnu Public License (see lgpl.txt)
 
 RichFaces showcase is an application created to show **RichFaces components
@@ -28,13 +29,14 @@ Requirements
 In order to build the Showcase application you will need:
 
 * Maven 3.0.3 or later
-* Servers: Apache Tomcat 6.0 or any Java 
+* Servers: Apache Tomcat 6.0.x/7.0.x or any Java 
 EE 6 application server (e.g. JBoss AS 7)
-* JDK 1.6
+* JDK 1.6 or better
 
 Also optional Additional Software would make it easy for you to work with the sources of the application:
 
-* *Eclipse IDE* + *JBoss Tools* (to explore and run the application in IDE). You're obviously free to use any other IDE you wish, but JBoss Tools is recommended.
+* *Eclipse IDE* + *JBoss Tools* (to explore and run the application in IDE). You're obviously free to use any other IDE you wish, but JBoss Tools is recommended. Check <http://www.jboss.org/tools/download> out for tools downloading.
+* Another option is to use *JBoss Developer Studio*, where you can find all required plugins pre installed for better convenience. Check <https://devstudio.jboss.com/download/6.x.html> out for developer studio downloading. 
 
 Build / Deploy
 --------------
@@ -49,15 +51,15 @@ When you see the `BUILD SUCCESSFUL` message you can deploy the
 application on the server. To deploy it on Tomcat, copy the *.war* 
 file from `target` folder to ``TOMCAT_HOME/webapps`` folder. Then, launch the *startup.sh* or *startup.bat* script from ``TOMCAT_HOME/bin/`` directory to start the server.
 
-### Deploying on JBoss AS 7
+### Deploying on JBoss AS 7 / EAP 6
 
 To build the project for a JEE6 server you need to navigate to the ``/examples/richfaces-showcase`` and run
 
 for JBoss AS 7.0.x:
 
     mvn clean package -Pjbas7
 
-or for JBoss AS 7.1.x
+or for JBoss AS 7.1.x / EAP 6
 
     mvn clean package -Pjbas71
 
@@ -66,7 +68,7 @@ When you see the `BUILD SUCCESSFUL` message you can deploy the application on th
 First, make sure the application server is running.  To start the server:
 launch the `standalone.sh` or `standalone.bat` script from ``JBOSS_HOME/bin/`` together with parameter ``--server-config=standalone-full.xml`` for both latest JBoss AS 7.1.x and for latest JBoss AS 7.0.x.
 
-As of `JBoss AS 7.1` you must create the **JMS user account/password** to enable the JMS push sample.  Add a new user to the ApplicationRealm with the ``$JBOSS_HOME/bin/add-user.bat`` or ``add-user.sh`` script, with the:
+As of `JBoss AS 7.1 / EAP 6` you must create the **JMS user account/password** to enable the JMS push sample.  Add a new user to the ApplicationRealm with the ``$JBOSS_HOME/bin/add-user.bat`` or ``add-user.sh`` script, with the:
 
             username: guest
             password: password
@@ -78,10 +80,12 @@ To **deploy** it on the application server, use either:
 
     mvn jboss-as:deploy -Pjbas7
 
-2. or copy the `.war` file from `target` folder to the folder: ``JBOSS_HOME/standalone/deployments``
+2. or use the server's management console, which is bound by default at <http://localhost:9990>
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+3. or copy the `.war` file from `target` folder to the folder: ``JBOSS_HOME/standalone/deployments``
 
 After deploying the examples to your server open a browser and type 
-<http://localhost:8080/richfaces-showcase> to view the examples.
+<http://localhost:8080/showcase> to view the examples. Note that the URL depends on the context on which your application server deployed the showcase application.
 
 
 Setting up Eclipse to work with the showcase
@@ -95,23 +99,13 @@ the examples as maven-based projects.
     * Expand the project type named Maven and select Import Maven Project
     * Browse the directory in which you placed the examples, select it and press OK.
     * Press next on the import wizard to finish importing the examples.
-2. Or if you are not using *m2eclipse* execute use Maven to convert the 
-project to an Eclipse project:
-    * Open a terminal inside the RichFaces examples directory
-    * execute ``mvn eclipse:eclipse``
-    * Open Eclipse and select `File > Import`
-    * Select Import as existing project into workspace after build is complete.
-    * Follow the instructions on the import wizard.
 
-**You are now able to work with the Showcase within Eclipse.**
+**You are now able to work with the Showcase within Eclipse.** Note that by using JBoss Developer Studio you can skip installing all of the required plugins and you can import the project right away.
 
 * In order to deploy the Showcase on the JBoss AS 7.1.x from the Eclipse one needs to:
     * Select the right maven profile: ``jbas71``
     * Either by pressing hot key `CTRL + ALT + P`, while the showcase project is selected
     * Or right click on the showcase project in the `project explorer --> Properties --> Maven` and fill in the input: `jbas71`
-    * Alter the deployment assembly
-        * Right click on the `showcase project --> Properties --> Deployment assembly`. By default there should be: ``src/main/java``, ``src/main/resources``, ``src/main/resources-jbas71/``, ``src/main/webapp``
-        * One needs to add ``src/main/webapp-jbas71``: hit the add button and select the folder option, find the ``webapp-jbas71`` and add it
     * Now the showcase can be **deployed**, be sure that you are loading the showcase application on the correct context root and also that there was not added a default `persistence.xml` in ``src/main/resources/META-INF`` (delete it). The URL one should access looks like: <http://localhost:8080/showcase>
 
 
@@ -146,4 +140,5 @@ You will see the showcase has been modified to fit and **dynamically** adjust to
 
 We removed some components from the RichFaces Mobile Showcase which were not mobile ready. For example, ``rich:tooltip``, ``rich:extendedDataTable``, ``rich:jquery``, and ``rich:popupPanel`` either did not make sense in a mobile environment or needed a heavy rewrite for touch interfaces.
 
-``rich:dragDrop`` however, does work on iOS Mobile Safari, but not on Android. To use ``rich:dragDrop`` in Mobile Safari browsers, you can include this snippet of [JavaScript](https://github.com/richfaces/components/blob/develop/mobile-compatibility/rf-dnd.js) at the bottom of your JSF template.
+``rich:dragDrop`` however, does work on iOS Mobile Safari, but not on Android. To use ``rich:dragDrop`` in Mobile Safari browsers, you can include this snippet of [JavaScript](https://github.com/richfaces/components/blob/develop/mobile-compatibility/rf-dnd.js) at the bottom of your JSF template.
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