1. Installing RandoNode Starter Kit OPEN Development Conference September 17, 2008 Kasi Perumal Consultant

2. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 2 Install RandoNode Starter Kit - Steps Download RandoNode starter kit from www.ctsu.org/open/www.ctsu.org/open/ RandoNode Configurations Create Eclipse Workspace Unzip RandoNode project to Eclipse Workspace Start Eclipse Configure Eclipse Workspace Create project using build.xml Build the RandoNode project Locate the local JBoss server Deploy the RandoNode application Verify server deployment

3. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 3 Download RandoNode Starter Kit Save the RandoNode.zip onto the desktop

4. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 4 RandoNode Configurations All these configurations have been set on the lab machines. Setup system environment variable CTSU_HOME to “C:/CTSU/Applications/” as shown below

5. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 5 RandoNode Configurations (continued…) Create a repository folder under %CTSU_HOME%\RandoNode\meta for storing meta data files as shown below Metadata can found on the OPEN Portal website (www.ctsu.org/open) or also can be download through OPEN Portal’s data service which will be covered in the later sessions.www.ctsu.org/open

6. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 6 RandoNode Configurations (continued…) Create a “config” folder under %CTSU_HOME%\RandoNode\config for holding the application files. Then copy over the Application.xml under that newly created config folder (This application.xml can be found inside the RandoNode.zip under “config” folder)

7. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 7 Create Eclipse Workspace Create a new folder “C:\Sandbox\EclipseWorkspace3.3”

8. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 8 Unzip Project to Eclipse Workspace

9. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 9 Start Eclipse Eclipse should be pre-installed on the lab machines They can be found under “C:\IDE\Eclipse” Click on eclipse.exe to start the java editor

10. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 10 Configure Eclipse Workspace Before opening the editor, eclipse will ask for the default workspace to work it. Set it to the newly created folder as below.

11. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 11 Create a project using build.xml Click on File => New => Project

12. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 12 Create Project Using build.xml (continued…) Select “Java Project from Existing Ant Buildfile” as below

13. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 13 Create Project Using build.xml (continued…) Next, rename the Project Name to “RandoNode” and point ant build file to the RandoNode build.xml as below and click “Finish”

14. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 14 Build the RandoNode Expand the project and right click on build.xml to run the build as below

15. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 15 Build the RandoNode (continued…) The build should be successful and the editor’s log console would show the location of the war file for deployment

16. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 16 Locate JBoss Server Pre-installed JBoss server can be found under “C:\Servers\jboss- 4.0.5.GA”

17. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 17 Deploy RandoNode War Copy RandoNode.war to your JBoss server deployment directory as shown in the previous slide The war should be placed under C:\Servers\jboss- 4.0.5.GA\server\default\deploy If using tomcat (not provided), the war is copied to %CATALINA_HOME%\webapps where %CATALINA_HOME% is the tomcat home directory

18. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 18 Verify Server Deployment Start the JBoss server by clicking run.bat which can be found under %JBOSS_HOME%\bin The server command console after successful startup

19. 9/17/08 Installing RandoNode Starter Kit 19 Verify Server Deployment (continued…) Open a new browser window and type in http://localhost:8080/RandoNode/ should open the RandoNode’s home page as shown below http://localhost:8080/RandoNode/