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The Sinai Scholars Website

To build locally

Check the project out from GitHub, package it and start it.

git clone https://github.com/UCLALibrary/sinai-web
cd sinai-web
mvn clean package
target/startup.sh  # Note that running this doesn't work unless you have permission to access the Solr server

Since there are no more test/stage servers associated with this project, the following production instances of the IIIF image server and Solr search engine will be used (even when running locally):

It generates a self-signed certificate, so when you visit

https://localhost:8443/

You will have to click through the security warning.

Connecting a JDWP agent or JMX monitor

You can build the project with support for connecting a JDWP agent by running with:

mvn clean install -Ddev.tools=JDWP_AGENTLIB

Or with support for a JMX monitor:

mvn clean install -Ddev.tools=JMX_REMOTE

Or with both:

mvn clean install -Ddev.tools="JDWP_AGENTLIB JMX_REMOTE"

You can also supply the dev.tools variable in a default Maven profile. See src/main/resources/settings.xml for an example.

Updating Mirador

The Sinai Scholar's site uses Mirador as its image viewer. We are maintaining a fork here. The build output of the code on the develop-prod branch of that repository is included in this repository (sinai-web) by the following process:

SINAI_PATH=/path/to/sinai-web
SINAI_MIRADOR_PATH=${SINAI_PATH}/src/main/webapp/mirador

git clone https://github.com/UCLALibrary/mirador
cd mirador
git checkout -b develop-prod origin/develop-prod
grunt && grunt uglify

rm -rf ${SINAI_MIRADOR_PATH}
cp -r ./mirador ${SINAI_MIRADOR_PATH}

Contact

Contact Kevin S. Clarke with any build, etc., questions you have.