Build instruction for testers EmForge Project
- For to Work with EmForge you necessary any browser to install:
- Intenet Explorer
- (available on our server: \\Beaver\FileServer\Distr\Communications\IE\IE6.0 SP1\ie6setup.exe\);
- Firefox 2.0
- (available on our server: \\Beaver\FileServer\Distr\Communications\Mozilla\Firefox Setup 2.0.exe);
- Opera 9.10
- (available on our server: \\Beaver\FileServer\Distr\Communications\Opera);
- Java 1.5
- of course :) (available on our server: \\Beaver\FileServer\Distr\Developer_Tools\Java\j2sdk 5.0\);
- PostgreSQL 8.1
- we are using this database for development (\\Beaver\FileServer\Distr\Databases\PostgreSQL\postgresql-8.1.5-1.zip)
Notice: At PostgreSQL server installation you need to assign the password ('postgres') for the 'postgres' user. All parameters is default.
You can use MSSQL Express 2005
(\\Beaver\FileServer\Distr\Databases\MS SQL Server 2005 Express Edition)
or MSSQL 2000 (\\Beaver\FileServer\Distr\Databases\Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition) as well;
- Tomcat 5.5
- we are using as Servlet-Container (\\Beaver\FileServer\Distr\Developer_Tools\Java\apache\apache-tomcat-5.5.20.exe).
Prepeare Database Server
Before installing
EmForge you need prepeare database server:
- Start pgAdmin
- Create user jbpm with password jbpm
- Create Database jbpm with owner jbpm and encoding UTF8
In most cases it should be enough. Database schema will be created authomatically during first run of application
Actually,
EmForge from Repository, after build is ready to be installed, it is configured to use:
- Our LDAP server as User Storage
- Local PostgreSQL Server as Database
- EmForge Subversion as Repository to store wiki and browse sources
In Eclipse just add EmForge project into your Tomcat Server Instance, for standalone Tomcat deploy WAR-file you got from maven build