Template Repository

Running from package

• get the ''template-repository.war'' file from the [Downloads] (https://github.com/downloads/abiquo/template-repository/template-reposiotry.war)
• check the default configuration is appropriate (create '/opt/template_repository' folder if necessary)
• if you need to change some properties, unzip the war in order to edit ''ROOT/WEB-INF/application/conf/application.conf''
• put in the webapps folder of your favorite apps container (e.g. Tomcat)

Running with Play! Framework

• checkout the code 'git clone git://github.com/abiquo/template-repository.git'

• Install [Play! Framework] (http://www.playframework.org) ** apt-get / brew

• get the dependencies 'play dependencies'

• run 'play run template-repository/'

• http://localhost:9000

Configuration

Edit the 'template-repository/conf/application.conf' file:

• ovfcatalog.repositoryPath: directory where the disk files are stored. (/opt/template_repository by default)
• by default uses embedded filesystem database (db=fs) ** db: database connection. (db=mysql:root:root@templaterepository) ** also use ''jpa.ddl=create'' for the first run
• ovfcatalog.repositoryName : remote repository name when adding to abiquo

You can also change the binding port (http.port=9000)

Autodetect Disk Format Type

Feature powered by http://diskid.frameos.org/

Security

You can take advantage of OpenID by setting your mail domain in:

• organization.domain

Exporting

If you want to export the application to a standard war: play war template-repository -o template-repository.war --zip

See other [dev options] (http://www.playframework.org/documentation/1.2.4/deployment)

Note: before exporting to war, edit the ''template-repository/conf/application.conf'' and set ''application.mode=prod''.

Develop

To import as an Eclipse project simply do 'play eclipsify template-repository/' and import as a normal project