This web app is set up to only serve the images for music, cd, dvd and similar, from the Learning Tree Rainforest Store project or similar apps.
This is a simple webapp created using SpringBoot Web Starter. Servlet config based upon answer in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55978959/how-can-i-register-a-servlet-with-spring-boot.
For a Learning Tree course, get the images by
downloading the sibling repo rainforestimagesdir.
Put it in C:/rainforestimagedir.
For other applications of this project, get your own images someplace.
If you aren’t using the suggested image directory, change the setting in src/main/resources/application.properties. Now you can:
mvn spring-boot:run
or just
mvn
Or, in Eclipse with Spring plugin (or "Spring Tool Suite"),
right-click project or Application.java,
then RunAs→Spring Boot Application
Seconds later, connect to
http://localhost:8070/
and you should see a welcome page. You can click the link to see image/demo.png on its own.
Note that we use port 8070, not the usual 8080, to avoid conflicts. Change this in application.properties if you don’t like it.
This version has the modifications described in
the section entitled "Traditional Deployment"--"Create a deployable war file" in
the spring-boot reference manual (Section 85.1 as of
this writing).
It still works in Maven (mvn package) and can be run in Eclipse with these settings.
For WildFly users, the packaged war file has a jboss-web.xml config file
so it deploys as /rfimages when you simply copy the _war file to
WILDFLYHOME/standalone/deployments.