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5 Minute Guide

Build Openkoda Core

In the main catalogue:

mvn clean install

Use Application Templates

Timelog

Build

In examples/timelog catalogue:

mvn install spring-boot:repackage

Initialize Database

Create an empty database named timelog. Alternatively adjust settings in src/main/resources/application-timelog.properties.

In examples/timelog/target catalogue:

java -Dloader.path=/BOOT-INF/classes -Dspring.profiles.active=openkoda,drop_and_init_database,timelog -jar timelog-0.1.0.jar --server.port=8080

Run

In examples/timelog/target catalogue:

java -Dloader.path=/BOOT-INF/classes -Dsecure.cookie=false -jar timelog-0.1.0.jar --server.port=8080

Insurance Policy Management

Insurance Policy Management application .zip is available here.

The package contains all components developed for the Openkoda Insurance Policy Management.

There are two options of running the Insurance application locally:

Option 1: Import .zip package to your clean Openkoda Core instance

  1. Log in to Openkoda dashboard as an Admin.
  2. Go to Configuration -> Import/Export (/html/components).
  3. Choose the downloaded .zip file and Import it.
  4. After a successful import, the application will take a short time to restart.
  5. Log in to Dashboard again. All of the insurance components should be already visible there.

Option 2. Unpack the .zip and run the Insurance App from your IDE

  1. Unpack the downloaded .zip.
  2. Create an empty database named openkoda_components in Postgres.
    Alternatively adjust the settings in src/main/resources/application-components.properties.
  3. Enter the unpacked contents folder and open a command line to run Initialization of Insurance Policy Management App
    mvn spring-boot:run -Dspring-boot.run.profiles=openkoda,components,drop_and_init_database
  4. Run Insurance Policy Management App
    mvn spring-boot:run -Dspring-boot.run.profiles=openkoda,components