Bindaas can be built using Apache Maven 3.x and Java 1.8.
$ mvn clean install
Bindaas binaries can be found in the binaries folder.
Bindaas does not build with JDK 10, due to incompatibilities in Maven plugins.
Once you have successfully built Bindaas, you will find the binary in a compressed format, as in bindaas-dist-3.3.5-201806281144-min.tar.gz
Extract this compressed binary.
$ tar xvzf bindaas-dist-3.3.5-201806281144-min.tar.gz
Now bindaas-dist-3.3.5-201806281144-min will be your BINDAAS-BINARY-HOME.
Bindaas can be executed using the startup.sh script in BINDAAS-BINARY-HOME/bin
$ sh startup.sh
Similarly, you may shut down Bindaas by executing the shutdown script:
$ sh shutdown.sh
If you would like to have an interactive OSGi console with logs displayed inline:
$ java -Dpid=BINDAAS_INSTANCE -Xmx1024m -jar org.eclipse.osgi_3.10.100.v20150529-1857.jar -console
If you encounter the error "java.net.SocketException: Can't assign requested address" followed by a few CXF errors when you are on a Mac with a wireless connection, please use the flag "-Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true" to fix this, as shown below:
$ java -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true -Dpid=BINDAAS_INSTANCE -Xmx1024m -jar org.eclipse.osgi_3.10.100.v20150529-1857.jar -console
To verify everything is setup correctly visit the following url in your web-browser : http://localhost:8080/dashboard/
You should be greeted by Bindaas' Login page.
The logs can be found at /log/bindaas.log.
Log in using the default, user name: admin password: password
More details on configuring Bindaas can be found from the admin guide.
If you prefer to run Bindaas using its Docker container, please refer to docker/README.md for more details.
If you use Bindaas in your research, please cite the below paper:
- Kathiravelu, P., Saghar, Y.N., Aggarwal, T., and Sharma, A. Data Services with Bindaas: RESTful Interfaces for Diverse Data Sources. In The IEEE International Conference on Big Data (BigData’19). pp. 457 - 462. Dec. 2019.