first round of NRPA changes:

- added color customization in render-config.xml
- added ability to scale size of Venice logo in footer
- added ability to customize size of site logo, as well as add a hyperlink
- moved to use of LOG4J 1.1.3, LOG4J now installed in Venice lib directory
  instead of in JRE extensions directory (only Java extensions should go in
  JRE extensions directory)
- close to requiring JAXP 1.1 (will still work with 1.0 though)

INSTALL

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ Software requirements:
     * JavaMail API version 1.2, available from http://java.sun.com.
     * JavaBeans Activation Framework (JAF) version 1.0.1, available from 
       http://java.sun.com.  (Required by JavaMail.)
-    * Apache Jakarta LOG4J library 1.0.x, available from
+    * Apache Jakarta LOG4J library 1.1.x, available from
       http://jakarta.apache.org.
     * MySQL 3.23.x (get the most recent 3.23 version), available from
       http://www.mysql.com.
@@ -29,8 +29,8 @@ Software requirements:
       otherwise there will be a problem with file uploads (Bug#526 in the Apache
       Jakarta Bug Database).
 
-    It is recommended that you install JAXP, JSSE, JavaMail, JAF, and LOG4J
-    by copying or symbolically linking their JAR files to the <jdk>/jre/lib/ext
+    It is recommended that you install JAXP, JSSE, JavaMail, and JAF by copying
+    or symbolically linking their JAR files to the <jdk>/jre/lib/ext
     directory, to avoid creating a huge CLASSPATH variable.  The JDK /bin
     subdirectory should be in your PATH, naturally.
 
@@ -47,6 +47,10 @@ Setting Up:
     deployment directory, and three parameters in web.xml point to them, so
     those parameters will have to be modified.
 
+    The MySQL JDBC driver (mysql.jar) and the LOG4J JAR file (log4j.jar) need
+    to be copied to the "lib" subdirectory.  The build process will copy them
+    to the "WEB-INF/lib" subdirectory of the deployment directory.
+
     Also modify the three configuration files to suit your system layout.
     Each file is reasonably commented, so you should be able to figure it out
     based on your directory location and your Tomcat configuration.