DiscoverEd Quickstart - Revision history

Nathan Yergler: /* What you should expect to see */

2010-08-21T06:01:59Z

‎What you should expect to see

Nathan Yergler: /* What does the script do? */

2010-08-21T06:01:32Z

‎What does the script do?

Nathan Yergler at 00:23, 17 August 2010

2010-08-17T00:23:13Z

Paulproteus: /* Getting Started */

2010-05-12T16:04:45Z

‎Getting Started

Nathan Yergler at 23:25, 11 May 2010

2010-05-11T23:25:18Z

Nathan Yergler at 23:24, 11 May 2010

2010-05-11T23:24:02Z

Dithyramble: /* How to install DiscoverEd */

2010-05-11T14:50:14Z

‎How to install DiscoverEd

Dithyramble: /* What does the script do? */

2010-05-11T14:48:51Z

‎What does the script do?

Dithyramble: /* What does the script do? */

2010-05-11T14:45:03Z

‎What does the script do?

Dithyramble at 19:03, 7 May 2010

2010-05-07T19:03:09Z

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 === What you should expect to see ===
-This is a development branch. What you'll see is a search engine that says "DiscoverEd", but which is colored and laid-out incorrectly. The text of the results won't display. (We're working on it.)
+This is a development branch. What you'll see is a search engine that says "Nutch".
 == Controlling the Installation ==

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 * Install the DiscoverEd code in <tt>./discovered</tt> (relative to the working directory)
-* Create a Derby database in the <tt>db</tt> directory
+* Create a Derby database in the <tt>DISCOVERED_DB</tt> directory
 * Add a sample curator, and a sample feed
 * Aggregate the resources listed in that feed

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 </pre>
-The script will check for dependencies, build DiscoverEd, and launch a J2EE server with the software.
+The script will check for dependencies, build DiscoverEd, perform a small crawl, and launch a J2EE server ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jetty_(web_server) Jetty]) with the software.
 === What does the script do? ===
 * Install the DiscoverEd code in <tt>./discovered</tt> (relative to the working directory)
-* Create a <tt>discovered</tt> database (the default configuration is for MySQL)
+* Create a Derby database in the <tt>db</tt> directory
 * Add a sample curator, and a sample feed
-* Download the web pages linked to by that feed
+* Aggregate the resources listed in that feed
-* Run a test search for the term "crime", and print the results to your terminal
+* Perform a simple crawl
 The above steps use the search engine without using a web browser. To make it all work in your web browser, the script will then do the following:
-* Download a copy of the excellent web server Tomcat in the same directory
+* Launch an included copy of Jetty
 * Open the search engine in Firefox
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 == Controlling the Installation ==
-The script has several variables which control its behavior, including the install location (<tt>DISCOVER_ED_ROOT</tt>) and database name (<tt>DED_DB_NAME</tt>).
+The script has several variables which control its behavior, including the install location (<tt>DISCOVER_ED_ROOT</tt>).
 If you need more control (or are using this in production), you'll probably want to do a '''[[DiscoverEd/Install manually|manual installation]]'''.

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 <pre style='margin: 0 0 2em 2em; line-height: 160%;'>
 cd /tmp/ # As good a place as any
-wget http://gitorious.org/discovered/repo/blobs/raw/deploy_script/gimme-discovered
+wget http://gitorious.org/discovered/repo/blobs/raw/master/gimme-discovered
 bash gimme-discovered
 </pre>

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 [[Category:DiscoverEd]]
-== How to install DiscoverEd ==
+== Getting Started ==
 Run these commands to download a quickstart script.
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 This is a development branch. What you'll see is a search engine that says "DiscoverEd", but which is colored and laid-out incorrectly. The text of the results won't display. (We're working on it.)
-== Or do it manually ==
+== Controlling the Installation ==
 The script has several variables which control its behavior, including the install location (<tt>DISCOVER_ED_ROOT</tt>) and database name (<tt>DED_DB_NAME</tt>).
 If you need more control (or are using this in production), you'll probably want to do a '''[[DiscoverEd/Install manually|manual installation]]'''.

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 * Run a test search for the term "crime", and print the results to your terminal
-The above steps are performed by DiscoverEd. Next, we install a copy of the excellent web server Tomcat, which will allow to you perform searches through your web browser. So the script will do a few more things:
+The above steps use the search engine without using a web browser. To make it all work in your web browser, the script will then do the following:
 * Install a copy of the excellent web server Tomcat in the same place
 * Run that copy of Tomcat