This sounds like my confusion. I'd assumed that the zip file, once extracted, would create folders called alfresco, mobile and share in addition to creating alfresco.war, mobile.war and share.war. But do I take it that the three folders aren't produced by unzipping and that instead they're created when tomcat first processes the war files?
In your initial instructions you'd asked me to replace the war files and the folders. But when I could only find replacement war files, I wondered where the replacement folders would come from. If tomcat generates them using the war files, then presumably that explains why I can't find the folders until I fire up tomcat after replacing the 3 war files.
Is that what happens, or am I still confused?
And do I ignore the five additional folders (commands, endorsed, extensions, extras, and licenses)? I looked at my existing alfresco folder structure and could find some folders with names that matched these but some of the folder names seemed brand new and other were not all in the same parent folder. So I wasn't sure whether to place them all in a single folder somewhere or not. And if so, which folder to place them in. If we could clarify this too it'll help me avoid omitting them when they're necessary, or copying them to the wrong place.
Many thanks for yoyur help with this.
Kevin
