The GRS Resolver provides an easy way to download all the linked records for different data providers involved in the [GRS project] 1 that have registered their identifiers with LinkOut. The master version tracks the [official GRS web application] 2.
The application is deployed like any java web application, so:
$ cd grs-web/
$ mvn package
$ cp target/grs.war /path/to/your/application/server
It expects the database to be provided under JNDI name jdbc/grsdb. It should
be in the layout defined by [gpdler] 3. If you already have the embedded
database created by gpdler, there is a shortcut to get up and running, namely
drop the file (default "grsdb2.h2.db") in the grs-web directory and run:
$ mvn jetty:run
When deploying in a web container or application server, provide the JNDI name by configuring a database instance in your container. For instance, for Tomcat you can configure the you can configure that database with the following snippet in your context.xml file (or web.xml in older versions):
<Resource name="jdbc/grsdb" type="javax.sql.DataSource"
driverClassName="org.h2.Driver"
url="jdbc:h2:/path/to/grsdb2"
singleton="true" auth="Container" username="grs"
initialSize="1" maxActive="4" />
Make sure to add [h2.jar] 4 to your lib/ directory before running.