Abstract

This section presents a step-by-step execution of the process of extracting, compiling, and executing VIVO with the VTE.


Summary

Phase 1) Preparing VTE

This phase consists of preparing the VTE to accommodate the VIVO code.

StepDescription

a) Installing VTE

See also: Installing the Translation Ecosystem (TDB-Jena version) of Vivo-1.11.2-SNAPSHOT (ETV)

b) Installing and initialize the VTE-config

1- Select Git perspective

2- Choose Clone Git repository

3- Select Clone URI

4) Fill the GIT location
5) Select Master branch

6) Be careful to select the correct directory.

7) Preview after VTE-config installation


Phase 2) Uploading the VIVO code

StepDescription

a) Select Git Clone for cloning Vitro

From Git perspective, select the Git Clone Icon

b) Enter the URI of Vitro

c) Select the appropriate branch

(ex.: sprint-i18n-whitespace)

d) Select the appropriate local destination

Here as well, you have to pay attention to the base directory (c:\VIVO-Trad-Ecosysteme\GIT\...)

e) Repeating the steps a) b) c) d)

for the following repo:


f) Results

At the end of the steps, your VTE should look like this:


Phase 3) Importing the code in the ETV

This phase allows the code to be imported in order to be compiled and executed.

StepsDescription

a) Setup importing

1) Choose the Java perspective

2) Right-click on the mouse, scroll down the menu and select 'Import'.

3) Click Import

b) Select "Existing Maven Projects"

c) Select Maven Projects

1) Select the root directory "C:\VIVO-Trad-ecosysteme\GIT"

2) Select projects

d) Import Overview


Phase 4) Compiling and run

StepsDescription

a) Start compiling and installing VIVO

b) Overview of the success of the compilation process  

c) Launching Solr and Tomcat

d) Overview of the execution trace

e) Accessing VIVO

See also: http://localhost:8080/vivo/


(note: it may take some time for the intial page to load as Vivo builds its database)

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