It is easy to install. You just unzip and set JAVA_HOME
and RESIN_HOME environment variables, and run httpd.exe.
You can tell it is working by browsing:
http://localhost:8080.
The documentation comes in PDF form. This is readable and searchable, certainly preferable to WinHelp, but I prefer ordinary HTML since I can search with external regex tools.
The hard part is configuring your resin.conf XML file. It has more options than you could shake a stick at. They have the decency to give you starting one, well commented. The documentation is your typical Unixoid variety where every esoteric option is given equal billing to the bread and butter ones, all without examples.
JdbcAuthenticator is similar to Tomcat, only you specify the necessary SQL query rather than table and column names, e.g.
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