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i-scream Server Startup |
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i-scream Server README |
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Current startup sequence: |
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ANT build vs Make build |
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uk.ac.ukc.iscream.core.Core |
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uk.ac.ukc.iscream.clientinterface.ClientInterfaceMain |
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uk.ac.ukc.iscream.filtermanager.FilterManager |
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uk.ac.ukc.iscream.rootfilter.RootFilterMain |
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uk.ac.ukc.iscream.filter.FilterMain |
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** We have revamped the Makefile, but not the ANT build ** |
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** So please use the Makefile for now ** |
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The following sequence of commands should suffice. They will probably need |
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to be run in seperate terminal windows. |
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There are now two methods of compiling the server distribution. The existing |
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Makefile method is still supported, but is of course limited in the OS's on |
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which it can be run. The preffered method will be an XML based build script |
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using ANT (http://jakarta.apache.org/ant) which will run on any platform. |
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However, at this stage the ANT scripts are not completely finished and may |
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have some odd behaviour. |
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make runcore |
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make runclientinterface |
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make runfiltermanager |
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make runrootfilter NAME=root |
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make runfilter NAME=filter1 |
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We envisage both the Makefile and ANT setups being maintained for some time, |
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giving the developer a choice. This document still outlines the Makefile |
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method of compiling, and will do so until such a point as the ANT scripts |
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are deemed reliable. If, however, you wish to give the ant script a whirl, |
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try the following after setting up ANT (see the ANT website for details); |
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If all is working this will ensure every component, including the IDL, is |
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compiled as required before execution. |
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ant help |
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nb. you will need to ensure your classpath is correctly set prior to |
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running, otherwise java will fail to find the jacorb classes and the |
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XML parsing packages. |
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Compiling |
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The server can now easily be compiled without worrying about setting up any |
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of the CLASSPATH's, or setting the path to JacORB. It's all self contained. |
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Typical sequence to compile; |
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./configure |
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make build |
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make install prefix=/some/path |
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make clean |
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Alternatively there is a "make dist" target which will build a |
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distribution archive containing the built code, the javadoc, and |
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the source code. |
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In more detail, the first line ensures that the required libraries are |
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available, and sets the Makefiles up so they know where everything is. |
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The second line compiles all of the code and creates a JAR file in the |
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build directory. |
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The install line installs the server and libraries to a given location, |
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along with the configuration files. |
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Finally, the last line cleans up. |
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Running |
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It is recommended that the components are started up in the following order. |
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(This can be on multiple hosts if required, as long as the order is correct). |
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Core |
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ClientInterfaceMain |
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DBInterface |
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FilterManager |
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RootFilter |
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FilterMain |
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Client |
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It is not necessary to start both the ClientInterfaceMain and DBInterface, |
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the server will handle only one or both. Multiple Filter's can be started |
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as required. |
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These are all loaded through the ComponentManager. More details on how to |
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operate this will be provided later on. Typing "make run" will make an |
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attempt to load it up. |
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Check build/etc/default.properties to set the startup list and order. |
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nb. You will need to ensure that the relevant libraries are in the |
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build/lib directory. See the README in there for details. |
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Makefile |
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The following targets are available; |
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build |
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Compile the entire server package, include the IDL file. Generates the |
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JAR file for the final package. |
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run |
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Run's the server from the JAR file in /build. |
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clean |
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Cleans all compiled code, and javadoc pages. |
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distclean |
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Also cleans files left by configure, including the libraries. |
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install |
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Installs the server to a given directory. Also takes a prefix; |
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make install prefix = /usr/i-scream |
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dist |
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Builds a full distribution of the server. |
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make dist dest=/tmp |
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dist-bin |
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Builds a binary distribution of the server. |
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make dist dest=/tmp |
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javadoc |
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Builds all the javadoc pages in the `doc' directory. |
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src |
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Copies the whole src tree in to the `build/src' directory. |
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buildutil |
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(it is recommended you run a "make clean" first) |
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Builds a seperate JAR file, in `build' called `iscream-util.jar'. |
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This file contains just the uk.org.iscream.cms.server.util package |
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for use in other parts of the system, such as the clients. |
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createtable |
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Creates the ipacket table in the mySQL database. This is required for |
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the database side of the server. |
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droptable |
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Drops an ipacket table from the mySQL database if one exists. |