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For the full documentation on Incogito, please go here: http://wiki.java.no/display/smia/Incogito This is a short summary to get started with developing Incogito only. For the full guide see the above documentation. To develop Incogito you need: 1) A working EMS server with data. First you have to unpack some data. Get a backup and unpack it like this: $ cat ems-20090828-000000.tar.gz | (cd incogito-ems-server/target && tar zxfv - && mv database ems-home) or this if you're using a later backup: $ cat ems-20100627-000000-stripped.tar.gz | (cd incogito-ems-server/target/ems-home && tar zxfv -) We have a special Maven module that embeds a complete EMS server which you can run like this: $ mvn -f incogito-ems-server/pom.xml install exec:java You can skip the "install" part if you know what you're doing. 2) Download and install Voldemort into your local Maven repository. As Voldemort refuses to deploy their artifacts to a Maven repository you have to jump a few more hoops to get started. If you have a sane platform (which means Linux, Solaris or OS X) running this *should* download and install Voldemort: $ misc/get-install-voldemort.sh If that doesn't do it for you, read the script and execute the similar commands for your platform. 3) Start the Incogito web application: $ mvn -f incogito-web/pom.xml jetty:run The application will be available on http://localhost:8096/incogito == Connecting to an EMS Database == This assumes you already have unpacked a backup start ij > connect 'jdbc:derby:target/ems-home/database/ems';
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