== INSTALL ==

This package will install a functioning DOMS system on your local system,
providing you use a linux system.

Simply do
{{{
   install.sh <install-dir>
}}}
and sit back while the magic happens. Do not install in the dir you extracted
the zip to.

To start the system, run the <install-dir>/tomcat/bin/startup.sh. Shutdown is
by the <install-dir>/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh

The tomcat server runs on port 8080. Changing this is quite a bother. It starts
and stops the server upon install, so keep the port available before installing.

The fedora api can be accessed through the url localhost:8080/fedora/services
Easier access will be through the ApiA and ApiM classes in fedora.

The Pidgenerator can be accessed through the url localhost:8080/pidgenerator/services
Soapui (http://soapui.org/) is recommended for test purposes.

The Bitstorage API can be accessed through the url localhost:8080/Bitstorage/services
Soapui (http://soapui.org/) is recommended for test purposes.

The search web service can be accessed through the url localhost:8080/search/services
Soapui (http://soapui.org/) is recommended for test purposes.

The fedora passwords are "fedoraAdmin"/"fedoraAdminPass"
The tomcat manager passwords are "manager"/"managerPass"




=== Whats in a DOMS ===

DOMS consists of a number of different packages and projects.

 * Apache tomcat 5.5.26
 * Fedora 3.0 (repackaged for this installer)
 * Current version of Doms pid generator
 * Current version of Doms bitstorage API
 * Current version of Doms search web service
 * The Base Collection of DOMS objects
 * Reel Tape test base objects, and two example tapes

=== What's where ===

The decisive properties you might want to change reside in the following
locations, postinstall.

 * tomcat users and passwords : <install-dir>/tomcat/conf/tomcat-users.xml
 * tomcat server ports : <install-dir>/tomcat/conf/server.xml
   * must also update in : <install-dir>/fedora/server/config/fedora.fcfg
 * fedora users and passwords : <install-dir>/fedora/server/config/fedora-users.xml
 * Mckoi database users and passwords : <install-dir>/fedora/server/config/fedora.fcfg

Realistically, you probably only want to change the fedora user/pass.

