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* [thorax-lumbar-client] - showcases the use of Spring Mobile with JavaScript libraries


## Build and Deploy

Most of the sample apps can be built and run by executing the following commands from within the app directory. See the individual README files for additional information.

1. Build the app:

$ mvn clean install

2. Deploy the .war to a Servlet 3 ServletContainer. This can be done via Maven on the command-line by running:

$ mvn tomcat7:run

_Note: Alternatively, you may import the project into your IDE and deploy to a Servlet 3 container such as Tomcat 7._


## Contributing

[Pull requests] are welcome. See the [contributor guidelines] for details.
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* Site preference management
* View resolution with LiteDeviceDelegatingViewResolver

## Build and Deploy

1. Build the app:

$ mvn clean install

2. Deploy the .war to a Servlet 2.5 or > ServletContainer. This can be done via Maven on the command-line by running:

$ mvn tomcat:run

_Note: Alternatively, you may import the project into your IDE and deploy to a Servlet 2.5 or > container such as Tomcat 6 or 7._
## Build and Deploy

3. Access the project at the following URL:
Access the project at the following URL:

[http://localhost:8080/lite-device-delegating-view-resolver]

_Note: Accessing this URL from your browser versus an Android emulator or iOS simulator will demonstrate the functionality_
_Note: Accessing this URL from your browser versus an Android emulator or iOS simulator will demonstrate the functionality_


## License
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## Build and Deploy

1. Build the app:

$ mvn clean install

2. Deploy the .war to a Servlet 2.5 or > ServletContainer. This can be done via Maven on the command-line by running:

$ mvn tomcat:run

_Note: Alternatively, you may import the project into your IDE and deploy to a Servlet 2.5 or > container such as Tomcat 6 or 7._

3. Access the project at the following URL:
Access the project at the following URL:

[http://localhost:8080/lite-device-resolver]

_Note: Accessing this URL from your browser versus an Android emulator or iOS simulator will demonstrate the functionality_
_Note: Accessing this URL from your browser versus an Android emulator or iOS simulator will demonstrate the functionality_


## License
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## Build and Deploy

1. Build the app:

$ mvn clean install

2. Deploy the .war to a Servlet 2.5 or > ServletContainer. This can be done via Maven on the command-line by running:

$ mvn tomcat:run

_Note: Alternatively, you may import the project into your IDE and deploy to a Servlet 2.5 or > container such as Tomcat 6 or 7._

3. Access the project at the following URL:
Access the project at the following URL:

[http://localhost:8080/lite-showcase]

_Note: Accessing this URL from your browser versus an Android emulator or iOS simulator will demonstrate the functionality_
_Note: Accessing this URL from your browser versus an Android emulator or iOS simulator will demonstrate the functionality_


## License
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## Build and Deploy

1. Build the app:

$ mvn clean install

2. Deploy the .war to a Servlet 2.5 or > ServletContainer. This can be done via Maven on the command-line by running:

$ mvn tomcat:run

_Note: Alternatively, you may import the project into your IDE and deploy to a Servlet 2.5 or > container such as Tomcat 6 or 7._

3. Access the project at the following URL:
Access the project at the following URL:

[http://localhost:8080/lite-site-preference-handler]

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## Build and Deploy

1. Build the app:

$ mvn clean install

2. Deploy the .war to a Servlet 2.5 or > ServletContainer. This can be done via Maven on the command-line by running:

$ mvn tomcat:run

_Note: Alternatively, you may import the project into your IDE and deploy to a Servlet 2.5 or > container such as Tomcat 6 or 7._

3. Access the project at the following URL:
Access the project at the following URL:

[http://localhost:8080/lite-site-switcher-handler]

_Note: Accessing this URL from your browser versus an Android emulator or iOS simulator will demonstrate the functionality_
_Note: Accessing this URL from your browser versus an Android emulator or iOS simulator will demonstrate the functionality_


## License
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