Author: andre
Date: 2010-03-09 13:09:14 +0100 (Tue, 09 Mar 2010)
New Revision: 41306
Modified:
openimages/trunk/INSTALL
Log:
added installing required JavaMail
Modified: openimages/trunk/INSTALL
===================================================================
--- openimages/trunk/INSTALL 2010-03-09 10:13:53 UTC (rev 41305)
+++ openimages/trunk/INSTALL 2010-03-09 12:09:14 UTC (rev 41306)
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
Installation of OIP
===================
-07-02-2010
+09-03-2010
The Open Images Platform (OIP) is a Java web application to manage and publish
open media.
@@ -22,12 +22,15 @@
OIP requires several components:
- Java runtime environment (minimal 1.5)
- Java web application server like Apache Tomcat (5.5.27)
-- MySQL database (5.1) or other database supported by MMBase like PostgreSQL.
+- MySQL database (5.1) or other database supported by MMBase like PostgreSQL,
including the
+ appropriate JDBC driver.
- FFmpeg (0.5 or preferably a recent build from its repository) for audio and
video transcoding
- FFmpeg2Theora (*)
- ImageMagick or JAI for image conversions (**)
+- JavaMail to send mail. JavaMail requires the Java Activation Framework (JAF)
API, you need both
+ 'mail.jar' and 'activation.jar'.
-(*) Is not really needed. OIP is currently configured to use FFmpge2Theora
for transcoding Ogg media.
+(*) Is not really needed. OIP is currently configured to use FFmpeg2Theora
for transcoding Ogg media.
FFmpeg does the rest. You can configure OIP to use FFmpeg for Ogg and not
use FFmpge2Theora.
(**) Depending on your system is JAI easier to install, but ImageMagick offers
more options.
@@ -52,21 +55,23 @@
c. Install a MySQL jdbc driver/connector in your application server.
For Apache Tomcat 5 it should be in '[catalina-home]/common/lib' and for
Apache Tomcat 6 in
'[catalina-home]/lib'.
-4. Place the 'oip-1.0.war' in your servers webapps directory and start the
server.
- Wait a minute or two while the war deploys. Needed tables and some example
content is be created
- in the 'oip' database.
+4. Install JavaMail: 'mail.jar' and 'activation.jar' need typically to be in
the same directory as
+ the JDBC driver.
+5. Place the 'oip-1.0.war' in your servers webapps directory and start the
server.
+ Wait a minute or two while the war deploys. Needed tables and some example
content are
+ automatically created in the 'oip' database.
A configuration file with the most important settings can now be found in
servers configuration
directory, in Tomcat that will probably be
'[catalina-home]/conf/Catalina/localhost/oip-1.0.xml'
for database settings, logging etc. Other configuration options are found
in the 'WEB-INF/config'
directory of oip-1.0.
-5. Visit http://127.0.0.1:8080/oip-1.0 to make sure it runs.
-6. Login with 'admin' and 'openimages2009'. Or 'foofoo' and 'barbar' as a
project manager.
+6. Visit http://127.0.0.1:8080/oip-1.0 to make sure it runs.
+7. Login with 'admin' and 'openimages2009'. Or 'foofoo' and 'barbar' as a
project manager.
When oip is running allright, you may need to configure some other
applications to enable the
conversion of media, sending of mail etc.
-7. Install FFmpeg.
-8. Install ImageMagick.
+8. Install FFmpeg.
+9. Install ImageMagick.
Note about the Lucene search index:
You may have to run the Lucene search index for the first time by hand or the
pages 'Media'
@@ -80,8 +85,8 @@
OIP is based on MMBase, uses FFmpeg and some other applications and is because
of that highly
configurable.
-What dou you really need to configure?
---------------------------------------
+What do you really need to configure?
+-------------------------------------
* Security: visit '/mmbase/security/index.jsp' to change the admin password.
* Media: creation of streams is configured in
'/WEB-INF/config/createcaches.xml'.
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