Maven Installation

Maven Download and Installation

 

Hudson Installation under Tomcat

Copy hudson.war to necessary locations

Copy hudson.war to \xampp\Hudson
Copy hudson.war to \xampp\tomcat\webapps\
tomcat will automatically unpack and implement the application

Create a \hudson\hudson_start.cmd

Use this to test the Hudson installation and to verify it can start successfully

set  DEV_HOME=D:\Java
set JAVA_HOME=%DEV_HOME%\java32\jdk6
set PATH=%JAVA_HOME%\bin;%PATH%
java -jar hudson.war

TomCat\bin\setenv.bat

Once Hudson is working on its own, add it to tomcat and create an environment variable for HUDSON_HOME
catalina.bat will seek and run setenv.bat if it exists.

Apache jsp server ( Tomcat )

Note: Had to change port# from 8080 to 8081 with VisualSVN running

\xampp\tomcat\conf\server.xml:

<Connector port="8081" protocol="HTTP/1.1"
               connectionTimeout="20000"
               redirectPort="8443" />

 

Environment Variables ( Source: RUNNING.txt)

Setup SMTP Server (Mercury)

 

• Assign DNS Servers for NIC
• 68.94.156.1
• 68.94.157.1

 

• Start Mercury
• Windows will prompt for Firewall Blocking

Configure Protocols

• Disable all but two protocols
• Mercury SMTP Server
• Mercury SMTP Relay Client

Setting up the Web Server ( XAMPP )

Installing XAMPP and Configuring Apache

• Copy XAMPP directory in its entirety
• Edit httpd.conf
• Set Apache Server path

• Listen 81

• Set ServerName localhost:81

Webserver Setup

Well, after going through the laborious act of setting up my development environments and webservers recently, I decided to go ahead and take the time to get the bulk of what is required to get everything going with minimal issues. The simplest of issuesMy setup approach was to get a simple web server going, throw all the normal offerings on top of it - including version control and bug tracking tools, and configure Eclipse, JRE, JDK and anything that is portable in nature to end up with a swiss army knife for development, organization and testing.

 

• XAMPP ( Apache, MySQL, PHP, Perl )
• Mercury SMTP
• Tomcat JSP Server
• Hudson/Jenkins
• Apache Maven
• Artifactory
• Apache ANT
• Apache AXIS2
• BugZilla
• VisualSVN
• JAVA ( Eclipse, JDK, JRE, WAR/JAR Library )
• Other?

The Zircon theme has an odd link in the upper left corner when visiting as an 'Unauthenticated User'.

 

Update The following theme file:

<root_dir>\themes\zircon\templates\html.html.twig

 

Comment or remove the link anchor tag

<a href="#main-content" class="visually-hidden focusable"> {{ 'Skip to main content'|t }} </a>

<!--a href="#main-content" class="visually-hidden focusable"> {{ 'Skip to main content'|t }} </a-->

 

[MARKUP IN PROGRESS]

<?php
    // connect to handle a file
    $file_handler = fopen("http://www.mysite.com/sitenotes.txt", "r");
    /* to open a local file use this instead
    $file_handler = fopen("data.txt", "r");
    */
    // read the contents
    $contents = fread($file_handler, filesize($file));
    // close the file
    fclose($file_handler);
    // print the contents on your page
    echo $contents;
?>

Open Source Broadcaster is an excellent tool for creating/streaming videos from a variety of sources. Installation has several dependencies so this quick summary enumerates what else is needed to deploy OSB. [MARKUP IN PROGRESS]