UMONGO, the MongoDB GUI
Copyright (C) 2010 EdgyTech LLC.
This version of UMongo is provided as free software by EdgyTech LLC. UMongo is open source, and sources can be seen at https://github.com/agirbal/umongo . The libraries used by UMongo either have an open source license, or are proprietary and owned by EdgyTech LLC.
All binaries are available from: http://www.edgytech.com/umongo
Steps:
- place archive file where is preferred (for example, in your downloads folder)
- extract the archive (right-click “Extract All”)
- open the extracted folder and double-click umongo (type Application)
Steps:
- place archive file where is preferred (for example, in your downloads folder)
- extract the archive (right-click “Extract Here”)
- open the extracted folder and double-click launch-umongo.sh, or execute launch-umongo.sh in a terminal
If your Mac tells you that the application is damaged, go to "system preferences / security and privacy / General" and make sure that "allow applications downloaded from" is set to "anywhere".
Steps:
- place archive file where is preferred and extract it (for example, in your downloads folder)
- extract the archive (double-click the file)
- open the extracted folder and double-click umongo.app
On any platform you can run UMongo from the command line. Open a terminal and go to UMongo's directory in which umongo.jar is present and run:
> java -jar umongo.jar
Often times your client machine cannot directly connect to the MongoDB hosts. One easy trick is to use a SOCKS
proxy based on SSH tunnel to connect transparently:
> ssh -D 9000 -i key.pem hostThatCanConnectToDB -N
Then make sure you select a SOCKS
proxy of "localhost:9000" in the connection settings.
To compile:
go to the base directory and run:
> ant jar
To package the application:
go to the
package
folder and run:> ./package.sh
To set the version:
- change the version number in
manifest.mf
prior to compile / package