Thanks Pietro :) Regards Sharad
From: Petr Sobotka [mailto:sobot...@gmail.com] Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 1:04 PM To: Sharad Singla Cc: opengrok-discuss@opensolaris.org Subject: Re: [opengrok] OpenGrok ClearCase integration 2012/6/15 Sharad Singla <ssin...@sandvine.com<mailto:ssin...@sandvine.com>> Thanks Pietro. We generally use dynamic views for our day-to-day development but we have the option of using the snapshot views as well for OpenGrok. Space shouldn't be an issue. I think you missed sending me the script ... can you please resend it. Regards Sharad Hi Sharad, I re-attached update_idx.ksh script. Here is brief howto (most likely it's over complex and to use bin/OpenGrok script would much simpler ;-) : 0) Setup clearcase snapshot view and point to it env variable $SRC_ROOT 1) Create directory for storing OpenGrok's indexes: export DATA_ROOT=/local/idx ; mkdir -p $DATA_ROOT 2) I attached small script with env. variables used by update_idx.ksh. You will need to update it to match your case. After you will customize it source it with ". ./prod.grok" 3) Customize script update_idx.ksh to have correct paths to your installation of OpenGrok and ports, which you desire. 4) Run indexer: "./update_idx.ksh" . At the end it will complain that it can't upload configuration to web application. You can ignore this error for now. It should generate configuration file $WRITE_CONF 5) Unzip source.war from OpenGrok installation dir and modify web.xml: - To point to newly generated configuration file ($WRITE_CONF): <context-param> <param-name>CONFIGURATION</param-name> <param-value>/srv/opengrok/config/prod.conf</param-value> <description>Full path to the configuration file where OpenGrok can read it's configuration</description> </context-param> - And port where OpenGrok will wait for new config: <context-param> <param-name>ConfigAddress</param-name> <param-value>localhost:10500</param-value> <description>An address where OpenGrok can receive new configuration</description> </context-param> 6) Zip back web.xml to source.war (zip -u source.war WEB-INF/web.xml) 7) Deploy source.war in your application server. -- Cheers, Petr Sobotka aka Pietro
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