To get the JADE history viewer up and running, run the YADE Background Service History Viewer Setup you need to have a running jobscheduler JobScheduler instance, where the JADE History Viewer setup : the Setup will deploy the war file for your servlet container.needed to run the web application and the YADE jobs required to write the information about the YADE Background Service to your database.
To get the YADE Background Service History Viewer up and running, take the war Take that file and deploy it to your own a servlet container , like such as Jetty or Tomcat.
Additionally In addition, you need to configure an a context file, where you can configure the context under which context the web apllication application will be accessible.
If you don´t configure such a file, most servlet -container containers will use a context with the same name as the file.. That will change with every release, because the version is part of the filename.
To keep it simple for your users, With such a configuration you can make sure , that the application will be accessible under the same context , even if you change to a newer version of the war file.
The only thing you have to do here is to adjust change the path to the war file in the configuration as shown in the example below.:
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <Configure class="org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.WebAppContext"> <Set name="contextPath">/jade-history-viewer</Set> <Set name="war">/PATH_TO_THE_WAR_FILE/jade-history-viewer-<version>.war</Set> <Set name="extractWAR">true</Set> </Configure> |
Read Because the configuration required for the context depends on the servlet container used, we recommend that you refer to the documentation for of your servlet container for further instructions about how to configure the context file properly.