Installation and Setup V3

Standalone

All-in-one server mainly intended for exploration, testing and "to-go"-scenarios.

Release Files

• WebCts2LE-embedded-jetty.zip: CTS2-LE jetty server

Required Software

• Java 8

Installation & Running

• unzip WebCts2LE-embedded-jetty.zip to a directory (denoted by <W> in the following)
• go to directory <W>
• start command: ./bin/startup.sh -port <port>

  Windows Powershell: .\bin\startup.bat -port <port>

• shutdown command: ./bin/shutdown.sh <port>

  Windows Powershell: ctrl-c

• admin navigation ui: http://<host>:<port>/WebCts2LE

Docker

TO BE UPDATED

Let <DI> be the docker image name. Run the image with

• docker run -dit --restart=always --name=<name> --mount source=<volume>,target=/etc/webcts2le/inst/cts2lef-resources/resources-custom -p <port>:9090 <DI>

  on windows git bash: you have to exec before: docker() { (export MSYS_NO_PATHCONV=1; "docker.exe" "$@"); }

where

• <name> is the container name
• <volume> is the volume name (it will be created if it does not exist and it will be reused !)
• <port> is the delivered port (cf. Installation & Running above)

Basic Security

The Embedded Jetty Variant supports simple security based on Basic Access Authentication for services that modify the data base (advanced security will not be supported at this architecture level, instead special security components should be placed on top of WebCts2LE). Changing security (see HashLoginService at https://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/9.4.x/configuring-security.html for details):

• edit <W>/conf/basic-realm.properties. It contains username: password,rolename, e.g. admin: webcts2le-admin,admin. Change username or password if needed. Role name admin should not be changed.

• run service with basic authentication via option flag: ./bin/startup.sh -port <port> -basic_auth