To start working with Jease, you should import Jease into your favorite IDE. After downloading Jease, you can either unzip jease/webapps/ROOT.war into a directory of your choice or let Tomcat do this automatically for you: after the first start, Tomcat unzips the ROOT.war into a directory called ROOT in jease/webapps which is used below.

The following instructions are written for Eclipse, because I'm developing Jease with Eclipse.

• Select "File -> New -> Java Project"
• Enter a meaningful project name (e.g. JeaseCMS)
• Uncheck "Use default location" and browse to jease/webapps/ROOT
• Click "Next".
• Now select "Jease > WEB-INF > src" and click "Add folder 'src' to build path".
• Enter "JeaseCMS/WEB-INF/classes" as "Default output folder".
• Click "Finish".
• That's it...