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Ouch. Bummer it's Java.

As a plain old lamp kinda guy, I wouldn't know the first about servicing Java requests. (Not just running a simple server like the docs recommend.) How hard is it?




To run EtherPad, why would you need to do more than their suggested command line:

  root@localhost$  java -Xmx512M -jar enterprise-etherpad-1.0b4.jar
???

As a LAMP guy, you could surely use mod_rewrite to map that EtherPad server to whatever other urlspace you'd like.


You'll need mod_proxy as well to forward the request from a LAMP stack


>> "As a plain old lamp kinda guy, I wouldn't know the first about servicing Java requests."

Lamp wouldn't know the first thing about doing a real time 'comet' service like this ;)


How did you overcome NIH syndrome? my first reaction was to reach for Richard Stevens' volumes and write Etherpad over BSD sockets; a mix between (y)talk and nano (note to self, read up on the various buffer management strategies, roll a little transaction layer and shelf this project under "I'm sure I can do that with an emacs mode ..")




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