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  • The user has to install a webserver where the web application will be hosted.
    We recommend the use of jetty, because it is a lightweight webservlet container easy to set up and with few configuration expenses.
    The web application will work on other servlet containers, too.
  • Deployment of the necessary libraries
    Libraries which are used by the web application are integrated in the war file, therefore it runs independently to any JobScheduler instance.
  • a database connection
    A database connection to the database which holds the transfer history has to be configured.

Installation

There are two ways to install the JADE Background Service History Viewer.

  • Install the JADE Background Service History Viewer with a preconfigured jetty.
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  • Install the JADE Background Service History Viewer in your own webservlet container.

Installation with a preconfigured Jetty

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Installation in your own webservlet container

During the installation process you will be prompted to configure the path to where the war file of the webapplication will be stored and the credentials for the database connection to the database holding the data of the transfer history.

The war file will be stored in the configured path and holds the configured database connection credentials.

To configure the web application in your own servlet container properly please refer to the documentation of your servlet container. 

Configuration Files

The war file jade-history-<version>.war contains some configuration files, which a updated during setup.

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