Installation
Prerequisites
- The icat lucene server distribution: icat.lucene-1.1.0-distro.zip
- Java 8
- A suitable deployed container. The installation scripts
support Glassfish/Payara and to a lesser extent WildFly. Testing has
been carried out with Payara41 and Glassfish 4.0Glassfish
installation instructions are available.
- Python (version 2.4 to 2.7)
The setup.properties file
- container
-
Values must be chosen from: TargetServer
Though only Glassfish is working properly at the moment.
- home
- is the top level of the container installation. For Glassfish
it must contain "glassfish/domains" and for JBoss (wildfly) it must
contain jboss-modules.jar.
- port
- is the administration port of the container which is
typically 4848 for Glassfish and 9990 for JBoss.
- secure
- must be set to true or false. If true then only https and not
http connections will be allowed.
The logback.xml file
If you wish to modify the provided logging levels then rename
logback.xml.example to logback.xml and edit to suit.
The run.properties file
- directory
- The path to a directory (whose parent must exist) in which to
store the lucene index. Any environment variables will be respected.
- commitSeconds
- the interval in seconds between committing lucene changes to
disk and updating the index.
- ip
- Ranges of ip addresses to accept requests from. This should
be as restrictive as possible - just list the icats you need to
listen to. Provide a space separated list of allowed values. These
take the form of an IPV4 or IPV6 address followed by the number of
bits (starting from the most significant) to consider. For example
127.0.0.1/32 is the IPV4 value for localhost.
