Jbilling Installation
PermalinkPostgresql setup for Jbilling. Posted by Ankit Gupta Last Updated: 17-Mar-15. Jbiling is an open source project written in grails which provides an enterprise billing soultion as well as a way to integrate it with any other project. Jbilling supports many types of databases like mysql,oracle,postgresql etc. In this blog I am going.
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| # build artifacts | |
| build/ | |
| target/ | |
| resources/ | |
| image/ | |
| changelog | |
| # temp files | |
| activemq-data/ | |
| out/ | |
| tmp/ | |
| logs/ | |
| *.log | |
| *.log.* | |
| *~ | |
| .ant-targets*.xml | |
| TEST*.xml | |
| *.jasper | |
| # external libraries | |
| libs/ | |
| # project files | |
| .idea/ | |
| *.iml | |
| .project | |
| .classpath | |
| .settings | |
| # local git configuration | |
| .gitattributes | |
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| jBilling | |
| **Requirements:** | |
| * Java 6+ | |
| * Grails 1.3.4 | |
| * PostgreSQL 8+ *(required for testing, other runtime databases are supported)* | |
| To run jBilling from source you will need to have Java 6+ and Grails 1.3.4 installed. To install grails, download version 1.3.4 from the [Grails Archive](http://www.grails.org/download/archive/Grails) and follow the installation instructions for your operating system. | |
| [Java](http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html) and [PostgreSQL](http://www.postgresql.org/) can be downloaded an installed by visiting the vendor's websites, or in linux environments by using the package manager (apt-get or yum). | |
| Cloning the Source Code from GitHub | |
| ----------------------------------- | |
| Install [Git](http://git-scm.com/download/). | |
| Clone the repository from `git@github.com:emilc/jBilling.git` | |
| <pre><code>clone git@github.com:emilc/jBilling.git jbilling-community</code></pre> | |
| Configuring PostgreSQL | |
| ---------------------- | |
| To run jBilling with the out-of-box reference database, you must have PostgreSQL installed and configured with a **'jbilling'** user and an empty **'jbilling_test'** database. The setup scripts also expect that the user will allow local connections without a password. | |
| Edit the PostgreSQL pg_hba.conf file and change the 'local' and 'IPv4' localhost connection types: | |
| <pre><code># 'local' is for Unix domain socket connections only | |
| local all all trust | |
| #IPv4 local connections: | |
| host all all 127.0.0.1/32 trust | |
| </code></pre> | |
| Connect to PostgreSQL and create the test user and database. | |
| <pre><code>CREATE ROLE jbilling WITH LOGIN SUPERUSER CREATEDB CREATEROLE PASSWORD 'jbilling'; | |
| CREATE DATABASE jbilling_test WITH OWNER jbilling; | |
| </pre></code> | |
| Setup | |
| ----- | |
| Run the grails `compile` target to compile the jBilling source code, then run the `prepare-test` target to load the reference database and prepare all the required resources. | |
| <pre><code>grails compile | |
| grails prepare-test | |
| </pre></code> | |
| *The grails compile target may halt with a compiler error on some environments, running compile a second time usually resolves the issue.* | |
| Running from Source | |
| ------------------- | |
| **Windows**: ``run-app.bat`` | |
| **Linux/Mac**: ``./run-app.sh`` | |
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| #Grails Metadata file | |
| #Tue Jun 28 10:33:10 MDT 2011 | |
| app.grails.version=1.3.4 | |
| app.name=jbilling | |
| app.servlet.version=2.4 | |
| app.version=community-3.0-final | |
| plugins.cookie=0.2 | |
| plugins.hibernate=1.3.6 | |
| plugins.include=0.3 | |
| plugins.jquery=1.4.4.1 | |
| plugins.jquery-ui=1.8.7 | |
| plugins.log4j-xml=0.2 | |
| plugins.remote-pagination=0.2.4 | |
| plugins.spring-security-core=1.0.1 | |
| plugins.tomcat=1.3.6 | |
| plugins.webflow=1.3.6 | |
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| # build dirs | |
| build.dir=${basedir}/target | |
| build.classes.dir=${basedir}/target/classes | |
| build.resources.dir=${basedir}/resources | |
| build.test.dir=${build.dir}/test | |
| build.test-results.dir=${build.dir}/test-reports | |
| # source directories | |
| source.dir=${basedir}/src | |
| source.java.dir=${source.dir}/java | |
| source.groovy.dir=${source.dir}/groovy | |
| source.grails.conf=${basedir}/grails-app/conf | |
| source.descriptor.dir=${basedir}/descriptors | |
| source.designs.descriptor.dir=${source.descriptor.dir}/designs | |
| source.hibernate.descriptor.dir=${source.descriptor.dir}/hibernate | |
| source.mediation.descriptor.dir=${source.descriptor.dir}/mediation | |
| source.resources.descriptor.dir=${source.descriptor.dir}/resources | |
| source.rules.descriptor.dir=${source.descriptor.dir}/rules | |
| source.spring.descriptor.dir=${source.descriptor.dir}/spring | |
| source.torque.descriptor.dir=${source.descriptor.dir}/torque | |
| source.web.descriptor.dir=${source.descriptor.dir}/web | |
| source.cs.dir=${basedir}/cs | |
| source.documentation.dir=${basedir}/documentation/user/docs | |
| source.sql.dir=${basedir}/sql | |
| source.test.dir=${basedir}/test | |
| source.test.grails-integration.dir=${source.test.dir}/integration | |
| source.test.integration.dir=${source.test.dir}/org-integration | |
| source.test.unit.dir=${source.test.dir}/unit | |
| source.test.ws.dir=${source.test.dir}/ws | |
| source.lib.dir=${basedir}/lib | |
| source.rules.dir=${source.descriptor.dir}/rules | |
| testlibs.dir=${basedir}/testlibs | |
| junit.dir=${testlibs.dir}/junit | |
| easymock.dir=${testlibs.dir}/easymock | |
| drools.dir=${testlibs.dir}/drools | |
| jasperreports.dir=${testlibs.dir}/jasperreports | |
| velocity.dir=${testlibs.dir}/velocity | |
| quartz.dir=${testlibs.dir}/quartz | |
| digester.dir=${testlibs.dir}/digester | |
| spring.dir=${testlibs.dir}/spring | |
| # external libraries used to run the 'official' release generation targets | |
| # not included in the standard jbilling release, developers download these libraries locally | |
| torque.home.dir=/opt/torque-gen-3.3 | |
| image.source.dir=${basedir}/image | |
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