This section presents the steps required for a first run of Vivo

Summary

1) Compiling the VIVO code

StepDetails

a) Compile code from ETV menus

b) Compilation result

After executing the code, you should see the following appearing

2) Starting Solr: the indexing utility needed to run VIVO.

StepDetails

a) Start Solr

It is necessary to start Solr "only once" at the beginning of the working session.

b) Giving Java access permissions for the Solr

Sometimes 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

StepDetails

a) Starting Fuseki

b) The result of Fuseki's execution

c) Check that Fuseki is working properly

4) Starting VIVO via TOMCAT

StepDetails

a) Starting Tomcat

b) Effect -1 Starting a console

c) Effect - 2 Information in the execution window

d) Validation

Go 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 Suite

After clicking, enter the login to access Vivo in administrator mode.

UserName: vivo@uqam.ca

Password: rootPassword

3) Shutting down VIVO

StepDetails

Closing the Vivo Runtime Window