| = openKonsequenz - How to run the module "gridFailureInformation@openK" |
| :Date: 2017-11-17 |
| :Revision: 1 |
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| IMPORTANT: Please be sure that you have first *Portal (Auth n Auth)* and *ContactBaseData* installed and configured! |
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| == Requirements |
| * Browser (Chrome or Edge suggested) |
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| == Prerequisites |
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| * *To see this application running you have to run Portal and ContactBaseData application too.* |
| The reason is the authentication, which happened in the Portal login phase. Additionally |
| contacts that are used in the gridFailureInformation application are maintained in the |
| ContactBaseData module. |
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| * A developing and administrating software for databases |
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| ** To work with a postgreSQL database is pgAdmin suggested |
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| *** Download and install pgAdmin (version 4 is used during developing process) from: |
| https://www.pgadmin.org/download/ |
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| *** Create a database |
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| *** To initialize the database schema run the latest sql script: |
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| /src/resources/db/migration/V0_??__CREATE_GFI_DB.sql |
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| == How to run the Backend |
| To run the backend you to create a separate directory for each backend microservice |
| you want to use, get the **.jar* file from the *target* directory of the java-project (which should exists after |
| a successful maven-build) and copy it to the new directory (i.e. "gfsBackService"). Y |
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| === Set up and start Apache Tomcat |
| Tomcat needs the Web Application Archive (war) file, which is produced by building the maven project, to run the application. |
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| * Copy the *betriebstagebuch.war* file from the project file `/target` in the `<tomcat>/webapps` file. If there is a folder named *betriebstagebuch*, delete it before. |
| * Navigate to `C:\apache-tomcat-8.0.30\bin` and start Tomcat by clicking on *startup.bat*. |
| * Tomcat's default port is *8080*. |
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| If 8080 port is already in use, you have to change tomcat's port as follows: |
| - Go to <tomcat>/conf folder |
| - Open server.xml file and search for "Connector port" |
| - Replace "8080" by your port number (for example 8181) |
| - Restart tomcat server (in the same folder which startup.bat is located, you can also find a shutdown.bat file). |
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| IMPORTANT: If you change the part number you have also adapt the port in the |
| frontend project: File "<PRJ_elogbookFE>/proxy.conf.json" |
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| TIP: Look at the *http://87.128.212.254:8880/elogbookFE_ADoc/elogbook_interfaceDocumentation.html[elogbook_interfaceDocumentation]* for informations about the services. |
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| == How to run the Frontend |
| To run the frontend project you need to have installed and updated Node.js and npm Angular-CLI. |
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| === Compile the Frontend |
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| To compile say Angular-CLI to start. |
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| * Open a command line and navigate to the root folder of the frontend project |
| * Run the command |
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| $ npm start |
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| * Open a browser and type: |
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| [source,http] |
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| http://localhost:4200 |
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| IMPORTANT: The reason you maybe donยดt see the application running properly, is that you have not even logged in. |
| To do so, run first the Portal project, where you can log in and then open the elogbook. |
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