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Download and install Okapi Longhorn as shown here: http://okapiframework.org/wiki/index.php?title=Longhorn#Download_and_Installation.
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mkdir /var/lib/tomcat8/Okapi-Longhorn-Files chown tomcat:tomcattomcat8 /var/lib/tomcat8/Okapi-Longhorn-Files chmod 700 /var/lib/tomcat9tomcat8/work/Okapi-Longhorn-FilessystemctlFiles systemctl restart tomcat8 |
You can find out, if "tomcat8
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ps auxwww | grep -v grep | grep tomcat |
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shooting, if your Okapi installation is not working
Problems with Okapi working direcory
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Translate5 Configuration of the Okapi Plug-In
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To do both, execute the following code block. Be careful to change the contents to which "value" will be set in the sql-statements to your needs, if the plug-ins you want to activate or the URL for Okapi is different on your installation. Best look for the existing value of your plug-in configuration and simply add the Okapi Bootstrap-Class "editor_Plugins_Okapi_Init".
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-- activate plug-in (be careful and watch, if the active plug-ins in the SQL match your needs) UPDATE `Zf_configuration` SET `value` = ["editor_Plugins_NoMissingTargetTerminology_Bootstrap","editor_Plugins_Transit_Bootstrap","editor_Plugins_TermTagger_Bootstrap","editor_Plugins_ChangeLog_Init","editor_Plugins_Okapi_Init"] WHERE `name` = 'runtimeOptions.plugins.active'; -- configure Okapi URL UPDATE `Zf_configuration` SET `value` = "http://localhost:8080/okapi-longhorn/" WHERE `name` = 'runtimeOptions.plugins.Okapi.api.url'; |
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