Installing a Service Manager

This page describes how to install the Service Manager, one of the two main elements of a LAPPS Server.

Short version

To install the Service Manager get the setup.sh script and run it as root:

$ wget http://downloads.lappsgrid.org/service-manager/setup.sh
$ chmod +x setup.sh
$ sudo ./setup.sh

More details

See the readme file at https://github.com/lappsgrid-incubator/service-manager-installation.

These notes are written with a virgin Ubuntu machine in mind. The install script is currently being updated to deal with CentOS and RHEL.

NOTE: The following needs to be updated given the name change of one-step-install to setup.

Dowloads are at http://www.anc.org/downloads/langrid/. You should get the one-step-install.sh script.

Running this script will download LappsPackages-1.2.3.zip from http://www.anc.org/downloads/langrid/ and run install scripts included in that package. If needed, those install scripts will also download the latest service manager war file.

Active BPEL is still in there, check this because it is most likely not needed (the Brandeis server never had Active BPEL installed).

It installs Java 7 from Oracle, not the JDK, it even removes the OpenJDK. This is because of some JDBC errors when both existed side-by-side (but this was a problem in 2012, it may have been solved by now).

Running the script should work, but it does not set JAVA_HOME

Here are some historical notes from 2014.

The one-step-install.sh script is maintained in the https://github.com/lappsgrid-incubator/jetstream-scripts repository. It may be moved to https://github.com/lappsgrid-incubator/service-manager-installation.

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