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License

Copyright (C) 2017 JR Technologies.

Yum is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

Yum is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

Credits

This software was developed during the Training Bootcamp 2017 at JR Technologies.

Team members:

• Lazos Christos
• Venizelos Kostas
• Manatakis Ioannis
• Piperidi Sofia Anna

Also contributed to this project: Vasilis Antonakis, Alex Ntousakis, Angie Spyrou, Thymios Floros, Dimitris Ntilis, George Filippakis, Stavros Apostolakis, Stefanos Markakis, Andreas Kolokotronis, Isidoros Kefakis, Kostas Asargiotakis, Dimitris Marmatakis, Stelios Iliadis.

Requirements

Runtime:

• JRE 1.7 or higher
• Mysql server
• SMTP account

Build:

• npm (on windows, dont forget to add ~/AppData/Roaming/npm to your PATH env variable)

npm install npm@latest -g

Debug/Development:

• Netbeans (with NB spring boot plugin installed)

Installation

• clone the git repository

• in the bin folder, you will find a file application.properties. Fill in the configuration settings as follow:

  • Modify server.port = 80 if needed
  • Modify spring.datasource.url to point to your mysql server.
  • Modify the username and password of the datasource to match with your mysql user.
  • Modify spring.mail.host, spring.mail.port, spring.mail.username and spring.mail.password to match with your SMTP account.
  • If your SMTP server needs extra authentication or encryption, you can use the following properties spring.mail.properties.mail.smtp.* below.
  • Modify yum.mail.from and enter here the email address that should be used as sender to send all automatic emails.
  • Modify yum.mail.domain to reflect the hostname your yum server will be accessible to on the network
  • Modify yum.tokenExpiration.unit and enter here the unit of time (SECOND, MINUTE or HOUR) for the expiration of the jwt token.
  • Modify yum.tokenExpiration.value and enter here the value for the expiration of the jwt token.
  • LDAP / Active directory authentication: Optionally you can enable ldap authentication by setting the following vars:
    • Modify yum.ldap.enabled to true to enable ldap auth.
    • Modify yum.ldap.base to set the base DN.
    • Modify yum.ldap.urlto point to the ldap server.
    • Modify yum.ldap.domain optionally for Active Directory to authenticate users on domain.
    • Modify yum.ldap.idAttributeto point to the appropriate binary user id attribute (ex. objectGuid for AD). This value will be stored in the yum database.
    • Modify yum.ldap.principalAttributeto point to the appropriate user name attribute (ex. sAMAccountName for AD).

• Run the SQL file Yum/install.sql into your mysql database.

• in a console / command line, run the command: java -jar yum-1.0.4.jar

• Access your server at the hostname you specified (by example: http://localhost/)

• Login as [e-mail] with password 123456

• Change your email address, first name, last name and password from the GUI (click on the button Settings in the dropdown on the top right corner of the screen).

• You are ready to use the Yum application!

Build

• npm install -g @angular/cli

• clone the git repository

Front-end and Back-end on separate servers (for coding, debug...)

• configure the client-side by editing the file yumfe/src/environments/environment.ts and modifying the line:

base_path: 'http://localhost:8080/api' ( replace localhost:8080 with the hostname of your backend server )

• in the folder yumfe run the command

npm install

• and then

ng serve if you want to run the front-end on a separate server than the backend.

• Start your back-end (probably in netbeans. just run the project)

Front-end and Back-end on same server ( for deploy )

• in the yumfe folder, run ng build --prod

• copy the whole content of the subfolder dist inside the folder Yum/src/main/resources/static so that the index.html and all other files now reside in the static folder.

• If you want to change the secret for the JWT token, you can do so in the file Yum/src/main/java/org/bootcamp/JWTCodec.java by changing the key string.

• Build using Netbeans:

  • Open the folder Yum in netbeans.

  • Build the project.

  Build in a console / command line:

  • Navigate to the folder Yum and run: mvnw clean install

• You should now have a file called target/yum-1.0.4.jar that you can move to your installation folder.