GettingStarted

To install and run

Generic/Standard

• Install

  • Download the war file to an appropriate directory
  • http://sourceforge.net/projects/wzz-bridge/files/0.0.5/wzz-bridge-core.war

• To run

  • '''java -jar wzz-bridge-core.war'''
  • Wzz-Bridge Application Home: '''/home/username/wzz-bridge'''

As a service on CentOs 4.x

• Install
  • You will need to install with a user with sudo privileges
  • The service will be installed under the username WzzBridge

# https://sourceforge.net/p/wzz-bridge/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/extras/wzz-bridge-service/CentOs_4.x/
cd CentOs_4.x
chmod +x install.sh && ./install.sh

• To run
  • This will install the service to '''/etc/init.d/wzz-bridge''' (start|stop|restart|status)
  • Wzz-Bridge Application Home: '''/home/WzzBridge/wzz-bridge'''

Setting up

Web Access/Security

Once you have run the above application (wzz-bridge-core.war) you will need to edit the application.properties file in your home directory to allow external access. For example.

• Linux

  /home/username/wzz-bridge/ApplicationHome/application.properties

• Windows XP

  C:\Documents and Settings\username\wzz-bridge\ApplicationHome\application.properties

• Vista

  C:\Users\username\wzz-bridge\ApplicationHome\application.properties

Edit the following parameters to expected values.

• Comma separated list of access tokens. Below is an example for an access token of ''monkey''

  web.access.tokens#monkey

• Comma separated list of ip addresses. No values means all ip addresses are valid.

  web.access.whitelist#

Database JDBC Libraries

For example for an Oracle database JDBC connection

• Add the ojdbc14.jar file to wzz-bridge/ApplicationHome/lib/ directory
• Edit the wzz-bridge/ApplicationHome/application.properties file

database.oracle.driver#oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver
database.oracle.url#jdbc:oracle:thin:@host_name:1521:database_name
database.oracle.username#username
database.oracle.password#password

• Restart the wzz-bridge application