Pre-requisites
Have a JDK installed on your PC (Java 8)
Have an IDE installed on your PC (in the guide we use Eclipse) and be able to launch it as root
Have git installed on your PC
Have maven and ant installed on your PC
Clone repository
Open a terminal and navigate to the folder where you want to have Datafari source code to be checked out (usually your workspace folder).
Perform a
git
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clone
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https://github.com/francelabs/datafari.git
to checkout the code. The root directory name is datafari.
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Navigate to the folder datafari. We now call it DATAFARI_SRC.
Run a : 'mvn install' in DATAFARI_SRC.
Run a : 'ant all' in DATAFARI_SRC/debian7
Install Datafari
Get the dependencies :
apt-get install curl install curl debconf unzip sudo libc6-dev jq lsof
Run a 'dpkg -i DATAFARI_SRC/debian7/installer/dist/datafari.deb and type an admin password.
Open the project in Eclipse
In Eclipse,go to File -> Import... , type maven and « Existing Maven project ».
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Select the DATAFARI_SRC folder as root directory and click Finish.
Change the permissions of the following folders :
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chmod -R 777 /opt/datafari |
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chmod -R 700 /opt/datafari/pgsql |
To add access rights to any user on datafari installation folder. Be careful : this should be done only done only for the development environment and should be avoided for a production deployment!
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and select Apache Tomcat V.9.0.
Select DATAFARI_SRC/tomcat-dev for the Tomcat Installation directory and Finish.
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If Eclipse does not accept the Tomcat version, stop Eclipse, and copy the patch you can download here https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/attachment.cgi?id=262418&action=edit in the plugins directory of Eclipse installation directory.
In a Servers window (for example in Debug Perspectives), click on "add a server", select a "tomcat 9.0 server". Click on next and add Datafari webapp :
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Click Finish.
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Run Datafari in normal mode. Go to /opt/datafari/bin and run ./start-datafari.sh.
Start Tomcat server with a right click → Start on the server:
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Go to the Datafari URL (http://localhost:9080/Datafari)
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If you change the solr configuration in DATAFARI_SRC/datafari-solr/solr_home, you have to run the script updateSolrConfig.sh in DATAFARI_SRC/datafari-solr to update the config in Solr Cloud.
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For more information about ManifoldCF configuration, please have a look here: Crawling
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Note that if after some time, you do a git pull and the build is not working anymore, it could be due to the Maven dependencies. Delete your local Maven repository in this case : the folder is : |