This section presents the steps required for a first run of VIVO.
Summary
1) Compiling the VIVO code
Step | Details |
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a) Compile code from ETV menus | |
b) Compilation resultAfter executing the code, you should see the following appearing |
2) Starting Solr: the indexing utility needed to run VIVO.
Step | Details |
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a) Start SolrIt is necessary to start Solr "only once" at the beginning of the working session. | |
b) Giving Java access permissions for the SolrSometimes this window appears the first time Solr is started depending on your firewall configuration | |
c) The result of the execution of Solr |
3) (Only for ETV Fuseki installation) Starting Fuseki: the utility needed to manage Vivo datasets
Step | Details |
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a) Starting Fuseki | |
b) The result of Fuseki's execution | |
c) Check that Fuseki is working properly |
4) Starting VIVO via TOMCAT
Step | Details |
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a) Starting Tomcat | |
b) Effect -1 Starting a console | |
c) Effect - 2 Information in the execution window | |
d) ValidationGo to http://localhost:8080/vivo The first vivo startup can take up to 10 to 15 minutes to load data into the Fuseki/TDB database. | |
e) Validation SuiteAfter clicking, enter the login to access Vivo in administrator mode. UserName: vivo@uqam.ca Password: rootPassword |
3) Shutting down VIVO
Step | Details |
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Closing the Vivo Runtime Window |