In this version, what remains of the old regsys is its frontend pages and some interface implementations.
- ✅ no longer has a database
- ✅ config is loaded from yaml at war deploy time
- ❌ still implements dealers' den api, nosecounter api, security system api (to be moved to export service)
You will need OpenJDK version 17 or newer.
On Linux or Mac, you can usually just install the package provided by your distribution.
For Windows, Microsoft provides long-term support builds for all operating systems, so you can safely work with LTS versions.
Unpack the archive or run the installer.
Set JAVA_HOME and JDK_HOME to the base directory of the installation.
Add $JAVA_HOME/bin to your path.
See the apache setup readme for this optional step that will give you a much nicer local dev experience.
Copy doc/config-template.yaml to config.yaml next to the Makefile.
Also change the path in HardcodedConfig.java that points to config.yaml.
Edit the configuration, mostly you may need to adapt the URLs to the various backend services, though for ease of use you might wish to change their configuration to match the ports given in the default config file.
Note that you can add some JWT tokens to the config file for easy local log-in with various roles, but this will only work if you configure a matching signing key in the configuration of each backend service. This is not a production feature!
This is a setting at the top of build.gradle. See the comments there.
./gradlew runExecutableJar, or the equivalent in your IDE's run configurations.