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== Download  ==
== Download  ==


'''LATEST VERSION: GOCDBv5.1''' <br>  
'''LATEST VERSION: GOCDBv5.6''' <br>  
https://github.com/GOCDB/gocdb


*Packaged V5.1: https://www.sysadmin.hep.ac.uk/svn/grid-monitoring/tags/gocdb/GOCDB-5.1/GOCDB5.1.zip  
For install see:
*svn v5.1:
https://github.com/GOCDB/gocdb/blob/master/INSTALL.md
<pre>svn co https://www.sysadmin.hep.ac.uk/svn/grid-monitoring/tags/gocdb/GOCDB-5.1/Doctrine%20Web%20Portal/
 
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*Latest dev/trunk svn:
*Latest dev/trunk svn:
<pre>svn checkout https://www.sysadmin.hep.ac.uk/svn/grid-monitoring/branches/gocdb/Doctrine%20Web%20Portal  
<pre>svn checkout https://www.sysadmin.hep.ac.uk/svn/grid-monitoring/branches/gocdb/MultipleEndpointsGocDB/</pre>
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== Deployment  ==
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== Prerequisites==
=== System prerequisites  ===
=== System prerequisites  ===


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==== Database  ====
==== Database  ====


Version 5 of GocDB uses Doctrine ORM (Object Relational Mapping) as it's interface to the datastore. This allows GocDB to be deployed to either a Oracle, MySQL or SQLite database (Postgres comming soon).  
Version 5 of GocDB uses Doctrine ORM (Object Relational Mapping) as it's interface to the datastore. This allows GocDB to be deployed to either a Oracle or MySQL database (Doctrine also supports other DBs but these are untested).  


Oracle:  
Oracle:  
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*Required space: See MySQL install guide:http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/installing.html
*Required space: See MySQL install guide:http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/installing.html


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SQLite:
*Required database: SQLite 3.x.x or higher. SQLite is produced as an open source database and all versions are free to use.
*Required: See the SQLite documentation: www.sqlite.org/docs.html
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==== Web frontend  ====
==== Web frontend  ====


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=== Database Connection ===
=== Database Connection ===
You should now have all the required blocks in place to deploy GOCDB V5. To Deploy the database schema to your desired database using Doctrine:
You should now have all the required blocks in place to deploy GOCDB V5. To Deploy the database schema to your desired database using Doctrine:
* Navigate to to gocDBSrc/lib/Doctrine folder.  
* Navigate to to '<gocDBSrcHome>/lib/Doctrine' folder.  
* Locate the provided template file: ''bootstrap_doctrine_TEMPLATE.php''. In this file you will find three blocks of code commented out, once for each of the supported databased, SQLite, Oracle and MySQL as shown below:
* Locate the provided template file: ''bootstrap_doctrine_TEMPLATE.php''. In this file you will find three blocks of code commented out, once for each of the supported databased, SQLite, Oracle and MySQL as shown below:
* '''Copy this file to''' ''bootstrap_doctrine.php'' in the same dir as the template file and modify to specify your chosen DB connection details.  
* '''Copy this file to''' ''bootstrap_doctrine.php'' in the same dir as the template file and modify to specify your chosen DB connection details.  
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GocDB can be deployed as a blank instance ready for use or as a sample instance with a small amount of example data to demonstrate GocDB. The deploy script can be found at ''/lib/Doctrine/deploy/deploy.sh'':<br>
GocDB can be deployed as a blank instance ready for use or as a sample instance with a small amount of example data to demonstrate GocDB. The deploy script can be found at ''/lib/Doctrine/deploy/deploy.sh'':<br>


'''Windows Users:''' These scripts are designed for deployment on a Linux machine. If you are using Windows or Cygwin you will need to open ''recreate.sh'' and change: ''doctrine'' to ''doctrine.bat''.
'''Windows Users:''' These scripts are designed for deployment on a Linux machine (Cygwin on Windows is ok).
 


By supplying a flag when executing the script you can deploy either a new empty database or a sample database eg:
By supplying a flag when executing the script you can deploy either a new empty database or a sample database eg:
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=== Apache Configuration  ===
=== Apache Configuration  ===
Now that your database is deployed the final step is to configure Apache.
==== /etc/sysconfig/httpd - Oracle configuration ====
The Oracle environment must be set correctly before starting Apache so that PHP OCI8 works correctly. In general you should set the same variables that are set by the ''$ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle_env.sh'' script. The necessary environment variables can be set in Apache's environment configuration file.
On RedHat Linux and its derivatives with the default httpd package, this is ''/etc/sysconfig/httpd''.
<pre>
export ORACLE_HOME=/u01/app/oracle/product/12.1    # Adjust pathname to match your installation
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
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==== httpd.conf  ====
==== httpd.conf  ====
Now that your database is deployed the final step is to configure Apache.


A few modules need to be enabled for GOCDB to work, check these are enabled on your Apache and if not enable them.&nbsp;  
A few modules need to be enabled for GOCDB to work, check these are enabled on your Apache and if not enable them.&nbsp;  
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In ''httpd.conf'' enable ssl_module by un-commenting these lines:  
In ''httpd.conf'' enable ssl_module by un-commenting these lines:  
<pre>LoadModule ssl_module modules/mod_ssl.so</pre>  
<pre>LoadModule ssl_module modules/mod_ssl.so</pre>  
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and
<pre>extension=php_openssl.dll</pre>
Depending on the database you are using the supporting module may also need to be enabled. For example Oracle requires the oracle module to be uncommented:
<pre>extension=php_oci8_11g.dll</pre>
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You now need to create this folder in the same directory as the ''bootstrap_doctrine.php'' file:
You now need to create this folder in the same directory as the ''bootstrap_doctrine.php'' file:
<pre>
<pre>
$ls
bootstrap_doctrine.php  bootstrap.php  cli-config.php  deploy  entities  README.txt
$mkdir compiledEntities
$mkdir compiledEntities
$ls
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<pre>
$ls -l
$ls -ltrh
total 28
total 28
drwxr--r-- 2 apache root 4.0K Nov 20 16:11 entities
drwxr--r-- 2 apache root 4.0K Nov 20 16:11 entities
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use PDO for their execution to validate that the results that Doctrine is returning are true. To install the OCI8 drivers for pdo. See: http://www.php.net/manual/en/pdo.drivers.php
use PDO for their execution to validate that the results that Doctrine is returning are true. To install the OCI8 drivers for pdo. See: http://www.php.net/manual/en/pdo.drivers.php


You can test that you have the OCI8 pdo drivers installed via your php_check.php().
You can test that you have the OCI8 pdo drivers installed via php info. This can be called on the command line with $php -i or via a script with phpinfo(). There will be a section that lists your enabled pdo drivers, e.g. as below:
There will be a section that lists your enabled pdo drivers, e.g. as below:
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This shows the process of creating an entity, using its get and set methods to enter and retrieve data and then committing it to the database. It also shows the process of using the PDO connection to check that the data exists in the database as we expect.  
This shows the process of creating an entity, using its get and set methods to enter and retrieve data and then committing it to the database. It also shows the process of using the PDO connection to check that the data exists in the database as we expect.  


 
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