Before deploying this module, you need to enable postgres UUID support. As this is a contrib module, it may not be installed on the server by default.
The package to install is called:
- in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS: postgresql-contrib
- in CentOS7: postgresql10-contrib (for PostgreSQL 10, for other versions change the 10 in the name)
Install the package with either apt install postgresql-contrib or yum install postgresql10-contrib
Provide a dsfa.control.config.xml configuration file with the necessary details as shown in /resources/dsfa.control.config.xml.example.
Put the file either in resources or in one of the directories explained below.
Store the file in the directory /etc/dsfa/ or in /usr/local/share/dsfa/
Provide the path of the directory in which the config file is located with the Windows
registration entry HKLM\SOFTWARE\DSFA\ConfDir or HKLM\SOFTWARE\DSFA\ConfDistDir
If you're only deploying as a Windows user, you can also create the subdirectories C:\Users\USERNAME\.config\dsfa\
Replace USERNAME with the username and use the appropriate drive if you installed on other than C:
Now you can deploy the controller in your tomcat-webapp directory.
Enable a maven profile overwriting the database-connection values
<properties>
<dsfa.database.url>jdbc:postgresql://servername:serverhost/databasename</dsfa.database.url>
<dsfa.database.schema>public</dsfa.database.schema>
<dsfa.database.user>username</dsfa.database.user>
<dsfa.database.password>password</dsfa.database.password>
</properties>
Then generate the database with FlyWay:
mvn flyway:migrate
Build the necessary java model classes with:
mvn jaxb2:generate
Now create a dsfa.control.config.xml file from the provided example file and update the content. This file can be stored in different locations. Check documentation of Samply-Common-Config.
Finally, build the jooq model with: ``` mvn jooq-codegen:generate ``