To see what you can do with an integrated application in TeamForge, start by installing Pebble, a blogging
application that you can configure to work as part of your TeamForge site.
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Get the Pebble installer package from open.collab.net and unzip
it.
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Modify these values in the installer/install.conf file to suit your
installation environment.
Option |
Description |
pebble.base.dir |
Path where you want Pebble to be installed on this host. |
ctf.baseurl |
Absolute URL of the TeamForge site that you want to
associate to, such as https://my.ctf.instance/
|
tomcat.port |
Pebble runs on Tomcat. This token indicates which port you want
Tomcat to be running on. Make sure there are no other services running
on that port. |
domain |
The base url to be used for Pebble, such as
my.ctf.instance. (You don't need
http: or https:
here.) |
timezone |
The time zone Pebble will use to timestamp blog entries. |
java_home |
Path to a JDK 1.6.x instance. |
protocol |
http if SSL is not being used;
https if SSL is being used. |
data.dir |
Path in the file system where Pebble blogs will be stored. |
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Run the installer.
- sudo python install.py -i -r
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Set up the initial blog data.
- sudo python bootstrap-data.py
This is known as "bootstrapping" the application. Tip: You
can bootstrap again if you want to start from scratch, but any existing
blogs will be deleted if you do.
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Restart the Pebble application.
- service
pebbled stop
- service
pebbled start
You should now have a working Pebble instance ready to work with
TeamForge. The installer has
created two configuration files:
installer/conf/pebble-app.xml and
installer/conf/pebble-dep.xml. See Integrate Pebble into your TeamForge site for how to use them.
If you have installed Pebble with SSL, restart the TeamForge server before integrating Pebble with
TeamForge. You can restart the TeamForge server using
teamforge restart