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Setup

1. Install Python >= 2.6 and virtualenv; activate the virtualenv:

   virtualenv -p python2.6 sandbox
   echo '*' > sandbox/.gitignore
   . sandbox/bin/activate
   

2. Install dependencies:

   pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
   

3. Optionally create a local configuration file:

   mkdir instance
   echo "DEBUG = True" > instance/settings.py
   

4. Run the server:

   ./manage.py runserver
   

Solr database

Documents are stored and indexed in a Solr database. Solr is installed separately but the configuration is provided in the solr directory.

1. Download Solr somewhere outside the project repository:

   curl -O http://www.eu.apache.org/dist/lucene/solr/3.5.0/apache-solr-3.5.0.tgz
   tar xzf apache-solr-3.5.0.tgz
   

2. Start Solr with our configuration. Assuming __solrkit__ is the apache-solr-3.5.0 folder unpacked above, and __repo__ is the project repository, run:

   cd __solrkit__/example
   java -Dsolr.solr.home=__repo__/solr -jar start.jar
   

Setup of a CHM3 portal

A minimal buildout is provided in the buildout folder. It's mostly self-contained except for the NaayaBundles-CHMEU package and the database file.

Get the NaayaBundles-CHMEU package:

mkdir buildout/src
cd buildout/src
svn co https://svn.eionet.europa.eu/repositories/Naaya/trunk/eggs/NaayaBundles-CHMEU

In the buildout directory, bootstrap and run the buildout:

cp buildout-example.cfg buildout.cfg
python2.4 bootstrap.py -d
bin/buildout

Finally, copy the database file (Data.fs) to var/filestorage/.

To run the application with Zope, first start Solr, then the manage.py server, and then zope (by running bin/zope-instance fg from within the buildout directory). The application should be accessible at http://localhost:8080/chm_ro/rio/natura2000/.

Loading data from Access database

1. Dump documents to json. This assumes the Access database is loaded in MySQL on localhost, in the database rio:

   pip install -r migrations/requrements.txt
   ./manage.py accessdb_mjson > instance/access.mjson
   

2. Load json to Solr:

   ./manage.py import_mjson < instance/access.mjson