Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of DeveloperGuide

Timestamp:

Jul 16, 2015, 10:07:42 AM (9 years ago)

Author:

casties

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DeveloperGuide

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 Before we generate the distributable war file of the ISMI web application, we have to check that the file hibernate.cfg.xml contains a valid MySQL account.
 
-2. The first step of the deploment is the compilation of the source code and the generation of the distributable war file. The following command will generate a war file called ' ismi-richfaces-1.0.war' within the folder `target` of the project.
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+2. The first step of the deployment is the compilation of the source code and the generation of the distributable war file. The following command will generate a webapp folder and a war file called 'ismi-richfaces-1.0.war' within the folder `target` of the project:
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+As root user:
+{{
+cd /usr/local/java/src/ismi-richfaces
 mvn package
 }}} 
 
 
-3. Currently, ISMI is running in tuxserve01. In order to deploy the war file, you should copy it into your tomcat distribution. For tuxserve01, you should execute following command:
+3. Currently, ISMI is running on ismi.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de. In order to deploy the war file, you should copy it into your tomcat distribution. For ismi, you should execute following command:
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+As root user:
 {{{
-cp /home/workspace/ismi-richfaces/target/ismi-richfaces-1.0.war /usr/local/java/tomcat/webapps/om4-ismi.war
+rsync -auv /usr/local/java/src/ismi-richfaces/target/ismi-richfaces-1.0/ /usr/local/java/ismi-tomcat/webapps/om4-ismi/
 }}}
-It is worth noting that until now we call the ISMI web application 'om4-ismi', therefore we must rename the war file from 'ismi-richfaces-1.0.war' to 'om4-ismi.war'.
+It is worth noting that until now we call the ISMI web application 'om4-ismi', therefore we renamed the webapp folder from 'ismi-richfaces-1.0' to 'om4-ismi'.
 
 
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 For this, you can run following command:
 {{{
-sudo service tomcat7 restart
+service tomcat restart
 }}}
 If this command does not run successfully, you can get the process id to kill it with this command: 'ps aux | grep tomcat'.
 
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