ApacheGUI  1.12.0
About: ApacheGUI is a java based GUI to administrate the Apache Web Server (HTTPD). Sources (GitHub).
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README.md

Website

The ApacheGUI website is located here http://apachegui.net. Questions and comments can be sent directly to apachegui.net@gmail.com.

Packages

ApacheGUI Packages are hosted on sourceforge. They can be accessed from the following link https://sourceforge.net/projects/apachegui/

Development Environment

ApacheGUI is a Maven enabled web project. The project is portable and can be imported to any Java IDE as a Maven project.

Linux / Mac OSX runtime environment

The IX based runtime environment that is used for development is located under environments/IX/ApacheGUI.

Windows runtime environment

The Windows based runtime environment that is used for development is located under environments/Windows64/ApacheGUI

Project Dependancies

ApacheGUI is dependant on the following project(s). It is not required to download these projects however a large amount of source code uses classes and methods in these projects. The code from these projects are included as Maven dependencies.

Building ApacheGUI

Although Windows is fully supported, it is recommended to use a Linux or Mac OSX distribution when developing ApacheGUI. This is because Apache and Tomcat run more efficiently on IX based distributions.

Build Dependancies

  • Node js v0.10.25+
  • Maven 3+
  • Java 1.6+

Linux / Mac OSX build steps

  1. Navigate to the root directory in the source project (Where pom.xml is located).
  2. Open pom.xml and set the environment property to IX. The apachegui.home property uses the environment property to determine the location of ApacheGUI.
  3. Run the Maven builds below.
Maven options
  • mvn clean package -P prod minifies required javascript and builds a new war under the target directory.
  • mvn clean package -P dev copies required javascript without minification and builds a new war under the target directory. This task is meant to speed up war builds for development.
  • mvn clean install -P prod minifies required javascript and builds a new war under the target directory. The war is then moved from the target directory to [apachegui.home]/tomcat/webapps. This will re-deploy the application.
  • mvn clean install -P dev copies required javascript without minification and builds a new war under the target directory. The war is then moved from the target directory to [apachegui.home]/tomcat/webapps. This will re-deploy the application. This task is meant to speed up war builds for development.
  • mvn antrun:run -P package stops ApacheGUI and builds a new .tar.gz archive. The .tar.gz archive is put into the package.dir directory that is specified in the pom.xml properties.

Windows build steps

  1. Navigate to the root directory in the source project (Where pom.xml is located).
  2. Open pom.xml and set the environment property in pom.xml to Windows64. The apachegui.home property uses the environment property to determine the location of ApacheGUI.
  3. Run the Maven builds below.
Maven options
  • mvn clean package -P prod minifies required javascript and builds a new war under the target directory.
  • mvn clean package -P dev copies required javascript without minification and builds a new war under the target directory. This task is meant to speed up war builds for development.
  • mvn clean install -P prod minifies required javascript and builds a new war under the target directory. The task then stops ApacheGUI, moves the war from the target directory to [apachegui.home]/tomcat/webapps and starts ApacheGUI. This will re-deploy the application.
  • mvn clean install -P dev copies required javascript without minification and builds a new war under the target directory. The task then stops ApacheGUI, moves the war from the target directory to [apachegui.home]/tomcat/webapps and starts ApacheGUI. This will re-deploy the application. This task is meant to speed up war builds for development.
  • mvn antrun:run -P package stops ApacheGUI and builds a new .zip archive. The .zip archive is put into the package.dir directory that is specified in the pom.xml properties.

Running ApacheGUI

You must first build ApacheGUI in order to successfuly launch the application.

Linux / Mac OSX

  1. Navigate to environments/IX/ApacheGUI/bin
  2. Launch run.sh

Windows

  1. Navigate to environments/Windows64/ApacheGUI/bin
  2. Launch run.bat

Stopping ApacheGUI

You must first build ApacheGUI in order to successfuly stop the application.

Linux / Mac OSX

  1. Navigate to environments/IX/ApacheGUI/bin
  2. Launch stop.sh

Windows

  1. Navigate to environments/Windows64/ApacheGUI/bin
  2. Launch stop.bat