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3 == System requirements ==
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5 === All components ===
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7 * Linux based OS
8 * latest OpenJDK compatible Java
9 * latest Tomcat (Tomcat 9 not supported)
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11 === ONYX Editor (additionally) ===
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13 * latest PostGreSQL
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15 === Build process ===
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17 * Maven project (Maven must support used Java JDK version)
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20 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6481627/java-security-illegal-key-size-or-default-parameters
21 Download from http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jce8-download-2133166.html
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34 == Steps for build ==
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36 All ONYX parts are delivered as Eclipse projects
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38 * preOnyx (ONYX QTI test player)
39 * preWebEditor (ONYX QTI test editor)
40 * onyx (ONYX QTI core)
41 * LaTeXRenderer (LaTeX image renderer connector, used to render LaTeX math formulas to images, which can be included in PDFs. This project only offers an interface to connect whatever lib you want, e.g. jlatexmath (GPL, delivered as example)
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43 * Use Eclipse
44 * Import -> Existing project, start with LaTeXRenderer project
45 * Import all four projects
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47 Due to license restrictions the **project LaTeXRenderer** is not linked or integrated by default. This must be done manually.
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50 Ensure that project dependency from preWebOnyx and preWebEditor to LaTeXRenderer is fulfilled.
51 Ensure that project LaTeXRenderer exports all libs in /libs folder (you may get ClassNotFoundExceptions in Tomcat otherwise, if you still get them add all libs from project LaTeXRenderer to Tomcat classpath manually)
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54 (% style="line-height:1.4285715" %)**Maven will build all projects automatically**(%%) (you can do this manually on console, anyhow this is not tested in development environment and may disturb Eclipse Maven integration)
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56 **Setup database for ONYX Editor**
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58 * Locate setupdatabase.postgre.sql
59 * Log on to Postgres
60 * Create user owe with password owe
61 * Create database owe and assign to user owe
62 * Import setupdatabase.postgre.sql to this database
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64 Hint: you may use other user/database names, change configuration in
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67 applicationContext.xml (see below)
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70 == Changes on ONYX QTI core ==
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72 Since all ONYX components are managed by Maven, the ONYX QTI core from BPS Maven artifactory is used by default. If you want to change some code you are required to create a JAR from project onyx on your own and either adopt the pom.xml references in preWebOnyx and preWebEditor to your own artifactory or put the JAR in classpath.
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74 == Configuration ==
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76 **preWebOnyx**
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78 * Locate onyxplugin.default.config.xml, copy it to a classpath folder and rename to onyxplugin.config.xml
79 * Configure as needed
80 * Service provider named “preview” is required if used as preview instance for ONYX Editor
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82 **preWebEditor**
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84 * applicationContext.xml: general configurations (database, mail configuration, preview ONYX (you can change this to your local installation), ...)
85 * metadataConfigurationContext.xml: normally no changes needed as long as no further metadata are required
86 * moduleConfigurationContext.xml: repository configuration
87 * pageModelContext.xml: normally no changes required, defines the main tabs in shown application
88 * webServiceContext.xml: reporter statistics connection, can be changed to your local ONYX installation
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90 == Deployment ==
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92 * Deploy preWebOnyx and preWebEditor to Tomcat in Eclipse (it is recommended to use two Tomcat servers in Eclipse to be able to restart both independently)
93 * Configure Tomcat deployment to use different ports
94 * Check path the applications are mounted to
95 * Start Tomcat(s)
96 * Call http:~/~/localhost:<port>/<path> in browser
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98 == Important notes ==
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100 **Before running any ONYX application** in Eclipse/Tomcat, always **clean Tomcat Work Directory** first. This is also required in server environment after each update. Since ONYX creates large amounts of temporary files in server environment it is also strictly recommended to clean servers and tomcat temp directory before each application starts.
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102 When run from Eclipse/Tomcat ONYX applications may not shut down properly. In this case just “kill” them using the red “Terminate” button in console view.
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104 In server environment ONYX applications uses memory strongly dependent from load and users activities. BPS runs them with **8 GB each**.