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Run these commands to download a quickstart script. | Run these commands to download a quickstart script. | ||
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<pre style='margin: 0 0 2em 2em; line-height: 160%;'> | <pre style='margin: 0 0 2em 2em; line-height: 160%;'> | ||
cd /tmp/ # As good a place as any | cd /tmp/ # As good a place as any | ||
| − | wget http://gitorious.org/discovered/repo/blobs/raw/ | + | wget http://gitorious.org/discovered/repo/blobs/raw/master/gimme-discovered |
bash gimme-discovered | bash gimme-discovered | ||
</pre> | </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? === | === What does the script do? === | ||
* Install the DiscoverEd code in <tt>./discovered</tt> (relative to the working directory) | * Install the DiscoverEd code in <tt>./discovered</tt> (relative to the working directory) | ||
| − | * Create a <tt> | + | * Create a Derby database in the <tt>DISCOVERED_DB</tt> directory |
* Add a sample curator, and a sample feed | * Add a sample curator, and a sample feed | ||
| − | * | + | * Aggregate the resources listed in that feed |
| − | * Run a test search for the term " | + | * Perform a simple crawl |
| + | * Run a test search for the term "christianity", and print the results to your terminal | ||
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: | 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: | ||
| − | * | + | * Launch an included copy of Jetty |
| − | |||
* Open the search engine in Firefox | * Open the search engine in Firefox | ||
=== What you should expect to see === | === What you should expect to see === | ||
| − | This is a development branch. What you'll see is a search engine that says " | + | This is a development branch. What you'll see is a search engine that says "Nutch". |
| − | == | + | == Controlling the Installation == |
| − | The script has several variables which control its behavior, including the install location (<tt>DISCOVER_ED_ROOT | + | 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]]'''. | If you need more control (or are using this in production), you'll probably want to do a '''[[DiscoverEd/Install manually|manual installation]]'''. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:01, 21 August 2010
Contents
Getting Started
Run these commands to download a quickstart script.
cd /tmp/ # As good a place as any wget http://gitorious.org/discovered/repo/blobs/raw/master/gimme-discovered bash gimme-discovered
The script will check for dependencies, build DiscoverEd, perform a small crawl, and launch a J2EE server (Jetty) with the software.
What does the script do?
- Install the DiscoverEd code in ./discovered (relative to the working directory)
- Create a Derby database in the DISCOVERED_DB directory
- Add a sample curator, and a sample feed
- Aggregate the resources listed in that feed
- Perform a simple crawl
- Run a test search for the term "christianity", and print the results to your terminal
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:
- Launch an included copy of Jetty
- Open the search engine in Firefox
What you should expect to see
This is a development branch. What you'll see is a search engine that says "Nutch".
Controlling the Installation
The script has several variables which control its behavior, including the install location (DISCOVER_ED_ROOT).
If you need more control (or are using this in production), you'll probably want to do a manual installation.
