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Buildfromsource

Meine Toonen edited this page Sep 26, 2013 · 6 revisions

Before building from source you must install a commandline git client and Apache Maven3.

Getting the code

Getting the code is easily done by the following command. git clone [email protected]:flamingo-geocms/flamingo.git

Building

When the git repo is cloned. Go to the created directory and run: mvn install

Running

Before you can deploy these WARs in a Tomcat server, setup the database as explained on UsePostgreSQL. Also copy the java mail binary to the Tomcat libs directory. It can be found at: https://java.net/projects/javamail/pages/Home

Refer to the `META-INF/context.xml` file in the WAR and the Tomcat documentation for further configuration information such as additional authentication methods.

Login to the `viewer-admin` application using the username and password `admin`. You should change this password immediately. To reset a password change the SHA-1 hash stored in the `user_` table. Use the following command to generate a SHA-1 hash:

echo -n mypassword | sha1sum

Monitoring

The following is optional. If you want to receive emails when services added in the geo services registry go offline:

1. Create a user with your e-mail adress and add the user to the ServiceAdmin group

2. Add the following to the server.xml of Tomcat and restart Tomcat:

    <Server ...>
        ...
        <GlobalNamingResources>        
            <Resource name="mail/session" 
                    auth="Container"
                    type="javax.mail.Session"
                    mail.smtp.host="smtp.yourcompany.com" 
            />        
        </GlobalNamingResources>
        ...
    </Server>

See the JavaMail spec appendix A for additional attributes you can use to configure the !JavaMail resource.

3. Customize the context parameters of the `viewer-admin` webapp to change the from address, subject and checking frequency. For Tomcat you can edit these in the `<Context>` element which is stored in the Tomcat `conf/` directory (using default settings in `conf/Catalina/localhost/viewer-admin.xml`) which are not overwritten when a new WAR is deployed (but are removed when you undeploy the web application!).

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