◁ System Requirement ≡ Table of Contents Configuration ▷
Seanox Devwex is delivered as a ZIP archive that is unpacked at any location in the file system.
Overview of directory structure
+ devwex Home directory of Seanox Devwex
+ documents Document root for web content
- index.html
+ manuals Directory for manuals, modularly organized in subdirectories
+ seanox-devwex Manual for Seanox Devwex
- configuration.md
- control-and-monitoring.md
- description.md
- development.md
- features.md
- installation.md
- license-terms.md
- README.md Main page with table of contents
- starting-and-stopping.md
- system-requirement.md
+ program Program and working directory of Seanox Devwex
- devwex.cmd Batch script for Windows
- devwex.sh Shell script for Unix/Linux
- devwex.ini Seanox Devwex configuration
- devwex.jar Seanox Devwex binary
- keystore Key and truststore
- service.cmd Service batch script for Windows
- service-32.exe Service runner for Windows 32 Bit
- service-32.license
- service-64.exe Service runner for Windows 64 Bit
- service-64.license
+ runtime Directory for runtime environments and extensions
+ storage Directory for data storage incl. log files
+ system Directory for system files incl. templates
- index.html Template for the directory listing
- status-2xx.html Template for error pages of HTTP status class 2xx
- status-3xx.html Template for error pages of HTTP status class 3xx
- status-4xx.html Template for error pages of HTTP status class 4xx
- status-5xx.html Template for error pages of HTTP status class 5xx
- CHNAGES Change log
- LICENSE License
Note
The package does not contain a JRE. If one is already installed. This must be
found via the environment variables PATH and/or JAVA_HOME. Alternatively,
the JRE can also be placed in ./runtime/java so that the batch script finds
the JRE automatically.
The Java runtime environment can be downloaded here:
- https://oracle.com/java/technologies/downloads
- https://adoptium.net/
- https://developers.redhat.com/products/openjdk/download
- https://microsoft.com/openjdk
- https://azul.com/downloads/#zulu
- https://bell-sw.com/libericajdk/
- https://aws.amazon.com/corretto
- https://jdk.java.net/
After downloading, the JRE can be installed or or without installation unpacked
to ../runtime/java, where it is automatically found by the start script.
To install as a Windows service, a package with Apache Procrun is available based on the
Java binary, which also contains service runners for 32 and 64 bit, as well as
the batch file service.cmd for easy use of the service.
Also the Windows package is unpacked at an arbitrary place in the file system.
Because the service should run with a Windows service account and appropriate
access rights, a place outside the user profiles is recommended for unpacking
and installation. By default, the Windows service account NetworkService is
used, which can be changed in service.cmd. The required access rights for the
program directory are set automatically during installation.
The parameters for configuring the service are centralized in the batch file and easily accessible.
To install the service, the batch file service.cmdis used. To do this, open
the console (shell/command prompt) as administrator and change to the program
directory ./devwex/program and call the batch file with the desired function.
usage: service.cmd [command]
Overview of commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
install |
Installs the service |
update |
Removes the service and reinstalls it with updated configuration |
uninstall |
Removes the service |
start |
Starts the service |
status |
Output of the status of the running service |
restart |
Stops the service and restarts it |
stop |
Stops the service |
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