This repository is used to build the WMT Web Application and the WMT REST Server. The REST server is a Java project comprised of several NetBeans modules. The web application is a JavaScript project. All of the projects are managed by Maven.

For more information, see the Wiki Home.

• Version(s): 1.0.0

Refer to the following documents for insight into the structure and design of this project:

See the Software Architecture Document

See the Software Design Guidelines

• Summary of set up
  • Install NetBeans IDE Enterprise Edition (includes web servers)
    • Download:
  • Install Tomcat web server (may be included in NetBeans EE)
    • Download:
  • Clone this repository to your local drive
  • Open and build the wildfire-management-tool-web project
    • NetBeans: File > Open Project
• Configuration
  • Optional: Add an Apache Tomcat server to NetBeans
    • NetBeans: Tools > Servers >
  • Configure WMT Application - REST Services project to use your web server
    • NetBeans: Projects tab > WMT Application - REST Services > Properties | Run
• Dependencies: Project dependencies are managed automatically by Maven.
• Database configuration: None.
• How to run tests
  • Unit tests: Automatically performed by Maven
  • Run time tests
    • Run WMT Application - REST Services
      • The web server should start automatically. If necessary: NetBeans: Services > Servers > | Start
      • The REST Server page should be displayed in your web browser
    • Run WMT Application - Web project
      • The WMT web application should be displayed in your web browser
      • Safari prerequisites: You must enable WebGL
        • Safari > Preferences > Advanced | Show Develop menu = checked
        • Safari > Develop > Enable WebGL = checked
• Deployment instructions: Two methods are described
  • Apache Tomcat Deployment
    1. Open your Tomcat Web Application Manager
    2. Undeploy existing web app.
    3. Browse to .war file
    4. Deploy
  • Microsoft WebMatrix
    1. Copy .war to local site's bin/apache-tomcat-/webapps
    2. Upload to remote site

Contact the repository owner regarding access to the repository or to submit changes. Also suggest enhancements and bug fixes via the Issue Tracker

• Bruce Schubert: bruce at emxsys dot com

• See the Wildfire-Management-Tool-Web project on OpenHub