Image Server Setup

Download Link (amd64): http://131.130.131.9/download/djatoka.dist.tgz
remark: To guarantee smooth operation it is necessary to keep the versions of the individual packeges: JAVA, DJATOKA, TOMCAT included in the downloaded archives.

• Please make sure you extract it and move the content to /opt/djatoka, since unfortunately some paths are still hardcoded in there.
• Configure the shared key and review all other settings in:
  /opt/djatoka/apache-tomcat-5.5.33/webapps/jacq-servlet/WEB-INF/ImageServer.properties
• Requirement: ImageMagick (included in the respective Linux distribution)
• Add
  cd /opt/djatoka/adore-djatoka-1.1/bin
  as Line 2 in /opt/djatoka/adore-djatoka-1.1/bin/tomcat.sh
  (only if using the zip-image, the change is already made in the tgz-image)
• Note: by default djatoka keeps everything inside the /opt/djatoka/data/ folder
• Once this is done please provide the IP / path to the djatoka installation so that we can configure the jacq system accordingly (please also provide the key you configured above)
• Start djatoka using
  /opt/djatoka/adore-djatoka-1.1/bin/tomcat.sh start
• Setup a cron job to trigger the image import periodically:
  /usr/bin/curl "http://localhost:8080/jacq-servlet/ImageServer?id=1234&method=importImages&key=<your_key>"
• Once you imported your files into the djatoka system they are prepared for web-display by converting them to jpeg2000 and keeping them inside
  /opt/djatoka/data/resources/
  Imported files will be archived in
  /opt/djatoka/data/archive/
  unless you disable archiving in the properties file mentioned above.
• port forwarding to 8080 is obligatory example 1: APACHE as a proxy server example 2: border line server

Installation instructions

based on UBUNTU & FEDORA are available.