How to export your custom Rifidi application - Revision history

Bppause at 14:58, 25 August 2013

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Bppause at 14:58, 25 August 2013

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‎Step 2: Create the Application

Mykec: /* Step 3: Deploy the Application */

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‎Step 3: Deploy the Application

Mykec: /* Step 3: Deploy the Application */

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Mykec: /* Step 3: Deploy the Application */

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Mykec: /* Step 3: Deploy the Application */

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Mykec: /* Step 3: Deploy the Application */

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Matt: Reverted edits by Amesycyxa (Talk); changed back to last version by Matt

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Reverted edits by Amesycyxa (Talk); changed back to last version by Matt

Amesycyxa at 23:18, 23 November 2010

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 # Start the edge server. After everything starts up, type 'loadApp <appname>' where <appname> is the name of the application folder that you created in step 2. For example 'loadApp AcmeApp'.
-==Step 4. Starting app by default when Edge Sever starts
+==Step 4. Starting app by default when Edge Sever starts==
 # Add AppName (such as AcmeApp) to default.ini found in the applications folder.

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	# Add the required .properties files and readzone file to the application folder. Remember, the application name needs to match the name of the folder within.		# Add the required .properties files and readzone file to the application folder. Remember, the application name needs to match the name of the folder within.
	# Start the edge server. After everything starts up, type 'loadApp <appname>' where <appname> is the name of the application folder that you created in step 2. For example 'loadApp AcmeApp'.		# Start the edge server. After everything starts up, type 'loadApp <appname>' where <appname> is the name of the application folder that you created in step 2. For example 'loadApp AcmeApp'.
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		+	==Step 4. Starting app by default when Edge Sever starts
		+	# Add AppName (such as AcmeApp) to default.ini found in the applications folder.

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 # Move the plugins folder that was created during Step 1 into the new applications folder
 # If you have any other bundle dependencies that are not provided by the edge server, drop them into the plugins folder. For example in the dbapp, the mysql driver bundle is not provided by the edge server core. So it is necessary to drop this dependency into the plugins folder.
-# Download the [http://www.osgi.org/Repository/BIndex bindex] utility.
+# Download the [http://www.transcends.co/www/docs/bindex.jar bindex] utility.
 # Copy bindex.jar into the application folder.
 # From the command line, cd into the application folder.

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 ==Step 3: Deploy the Application==
 # Copy the application that you have just created into the applications folder in the edge server
-# Add the required .properties files and readzone file to the application folder. Note, the application folder name should match the name of the application itself.
+# Add the required .properties files and readzone file to the application folder. Remember, the application name needs to match the name of the folder within.
 # Start the edge server. After everything starts up, type 'loadApp <appname>' where <appname> is the name of the application folder that you created in step 2. For example 'loadApp AcmeApp'.

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 ==Step 3: Deploy the Application==
 # Copy the application that you have just created into the applications folder in the edge server
-# Add the required .properties files and readzone file to the application folder. Note, the application folder name should match the name of the application itself. There should be one .properties file for the project and one for the app.
+# Add the required .properties files and readzone file to the application folder. Note, the application folder name should match the name of the application itself.
 # Start the edge server. After everything starts up, type 'loadApp <appname>' where <appname> is the name of the application folder that you created in step 2. For example 'loadApp AcmeApp'.

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 Once you have finished writing, debuging, and testing your application, you will need to export it so that you can put it in the applications folder of the Rifidi Edge Server.
 ==Step 1: Export the Application Bundles==
 # Open up the Manifest.MF of your application bundle. If you have more than one bundle in your application, just pick one. [[Image:ExportApp1.png|thumb|600px|none]]
-# Click on &quot;Export Wizard&quot; in the Exporting section
+# Click on "Export Wizard" in the Exporting section
 # Select the bundle(s) that comprise your application.
 # Choose a Directory to export to. Usually it is easiest to export to Desktop [[Image:exportApp2.png|thumb|none|400px]]
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 ==Step 2: Create the Application==
-# Create a new folder, and give it the name of the application. For example, &quot;AcmeApp&quot;
+# Create a new folder, and give it the name of the application. For example, "AcmeApp"
 # Move the plugins folder that was created during Step 1 into the new applications folder
 # If you have any other bundle dependencies that are not provided by the edge server, drop them into the plugins folder. For example in the dbapp, the mysql driver bundle is not provided by the edge server core. So it is necessary to drop this dependency into the plugins folder.
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 ==Step 3: Deploy the Application==
 # Copy the application that you have just created into the applications folder in the edge server
-# Start the edge server. After everything starts up, type 'loadApp &lt;appname&gt;' where &lt;appname&gt; is the name of the application folder that you created in step 2. For example 'loadApp AcmeApp'.
+# Start the edge server. After everything starts up, type 'loadApp <appname>' where <appname> is the name of the application folder that you created in step 2. For example 'loadApp AcmeApp'.