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How to deploy onepf.repository on your server

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Step 1. Setup enviroment

You need to install following tools on your server to work with onepf.repository.

  • at least Java 1.6
  • Servlet Container (Tomcat 6.0 recomended)
  • MySQL Server
  • MySQL drivers (should be installed to tomcat's /lib folder, if you used it)

Step 2. Compile and install onepf.repository

  • get sources from github
  • compile .war package with idea or any other way
  • deploy .war package with your servlet container
  • deploy database by launch .sql file with your MySQL server

Step 3. Setup onepf.repository with property files

####Setup DataService (only SqlDataService is functional now). To setup SqlDataService you need to change following options in SqlOptions.java:

  • dbUrl - url to your database instance
  • dbUser - database username
  • dbPassword - database user password
  • driverClassName - classname of database drivers. (form Mysql database leave unchanged)

####Setup StorageService. there are two options to sue StorageService:

  • local filesystem of server where webapplication is launched
  • Amazon S3 Storage

To choose one of them you should go to the RepositoryConfigurator.java -> getRepositoryFactory(). Initialize storageService variable with:

  • new FilesystemStorageService(new FilesystemOptions(context)); - for local filesystem.
  • new AmazonStorageService(new AmazonOptions()); - for amazon S3 storage

after any changes you need to recompile and redeploy project