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| * Open Ant-build , run the 'release'-target. This creates a minidoms.tar.gz, most likely under /DOMS/legacy/minidoms/dist/ * unpack this file somewhere, not necessarily in the directory where you intend for the miniDOMS to end up. * Create the dir where you intend to have the miniDOMS end up. |
* Under IDEA, open Ant-build , run the 'release'-target (for minidoms). This creates a minidoms.tar.gz, most likely under {{{ DOMS/legacy/minidoms/dist/ }}} * unpack this file somewhere, not in the directory where you intend for the miniDOMS to end up. (eg. {{{ miniDOMS/install_tool }}} ) * Create the dir where you intend to have the miniDOMS end up. (eg. {{{ miniDOMS/installed/ }}} - this is your target dir * test for the presence of mySQL on your machine (This can be done simply using the {{{ mysql }}} command. Leave mySQL using {{{ \q }}}) - if mySQL is not present, install mySQL. |
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| * test for the presence of mySQL on your machine - if mySQL is not present, install mySQL. * move into your unpacking dir - enter 'bin'. * run the install script - simply type './install.sh' |
* Make sure the variables JAVA_HOME and JRE_HOME are defined in your {{{~/.profile}}} (point them both to {{{$JDK_HOME}}}) * Do a {{{source ~/.profile}}} * iIn {{{miniDOMS/installed/fedora_install}}} do a {{{export FEDORA_HOME=$PWD}}} * In {{{miniDOMS/install_tool}}} do a {{{./minidoms_install.sh}}} Then {{{ miniDOMS/installed$ cd tomcat/bin/ miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$./startup.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ cd .. miniDOMS/installed/tomcat$ cd .. miniDOMS/installed$ cd fedora_install miniDOMS/installed/fedora_install$ export FEDORA_HOME=$PWD miniDOMS/installed/fedora_install$ cd .. miniDOMS/installed$ cd tomcat/bin/ miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ ./shutdown.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ ./startup.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ cd .. miniDOMS/installed/tomcat cd logs/ miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/logs$ less catalina.out miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/logs$ cd ../bin/ miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ less setenv.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ ./shutdown.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ ./startup.sh }}} * test with 'http://localhost:7900/fedora/search' |
To install miniDOMS locally, several steps need to be taken.
We assume you have the files and access them through IDEA.
Under IDEA, open Ant-build , run the 'release'-target (for minidoms). This creates a minidoms.tar.gz, most likely under DOMS/legacy/minidoms/dist/
- unpack this file somewhere, not in the directory where you intend for the miniDOMS to end up.
(eg. miniDOMS/install_tool )
Create the dir where you intend to have the miniDOMS end up. (eg. miniDOMS/installed/ - this is your target dir
test for the presence of mySQL on your machine (This can be done simply using the mysql command. Leave mySQL using \q ) - if mySQL is not present, install mySQL.
- Within the dir where you unpacked the .gz file, in the 'config' dir, find the 'conf' file. Change the INSTALL_HOME to your target dir (can be found using 'pwd').
Make sure the variables JAVA_HOME and JRE_HOME are defined in your ~/.profile (point them both to $JDK_HOME)
Do a source ~/.profile
iIn miniDOMS/installed/fedora_install do a export FEDORA_HOME=$PWD
In miniDOMS/install_tool do a ./minidoms_install.sh
Then
miniDOMS/installed$ cd tomcat/bin/ miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$./startup.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ cd .. miniDOMS/installed/tomcat$ cd .. miniDOMS/installed$ cd fedora_install miniDOMS/installed/fedora_install$ export FEDORA_HOME=$PWD miniDOMS/installed/fedora_install$ cd .. miniDOMS/installed$ cd tomcat/bin/ miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ ./shutdown.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ ./startup.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ cd .. miniDOMS/installed/tomcat cd logs/ miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/logs$ less catalina.out miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/logs$ cd ../bin/ miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ less setenv.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ ./shutdown.sh miniDOMS/installed/tomcat/bin$ ./startup.sh
test with 'http://localhost:7900/fedora/search'