Creating directory tree at /usr/local/webwarerun
        /usr/local/webwarerun already exists.
        /usr/local/webwarerun/Cache created.
        /usr/local/webwarerun/Configs created.
        /usr/local/webwarerun/ErrorMsgs created.
        /usr/local/webwarerun/Logs created.
        /usr/local/webwarerun/Sessions created.


Copying files.
        /usr/local/webwarerun/404Text.txt
        /usr/local/webwarerun/AppServer
        /usr/local/webwarerun/WebKit.cgi


Creating launcher scripts.
        /usr/local/webwarerun/Launch.py created.
        /usr/local/webwarerun/WebKit.cgi updated.


Creating default context.
Updating config for default context.

Congratulations, you've just created a runtime working directory for
Webware.  To start the app server you can run these commands:

        cd /usr/local/webwarerun
        ./AppServer

Copy WebKit.cgi to your web server's cgi-bin directory, or
anywhere else that it will execute CGIs from.  Then point your browser
to http://localhost/cgi-bin/WebKit.cgi/ .  The page you
see is generated from the code in the MyContext directory and is
there for you to play with and to build upon.

If you see import errors, then you may need to modify the permissions
on your Webware directory so that the WebKit.cgi script can
access it.

There are also several adapters in the Webware/WebKit directory that
allow you to connect from the web server to the WebKit AppServer
without using CGI.

Have fun!