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Comment: adding more notes around setting dspace.config property for Netbeans

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  • Select the project for the Web Application you wish to run through Tomcat (e.g. "DSpace XML-UI (Manakin) :: Web Application Resources" for the XMLUI). This project must be a "war" based project, as Tomcat only runs WAR files.
  • Right click on your selected project and click "Properties"
  • From the Properties window, select the "Run" category.
    • From these Run settings, you'll want to specify the Server which this application should run on. Select your newly configured Tomcat server.
    • Also, specify a "Context Path". This should be the ending path on the URL. For example, specifying "/xmlui" will mean your web application will be available from "http://localhost:8080/xmlui"
  • Now, click over to the "Actions" category on the left.
    • You'll see a list of Actions on the right. Click on the "Run Project" action (as this is the one used to run your web application).
    • In that Action's "Set Properties" section, add a property to point it to your DSpace installation's configuration file (dspace.cfg). The following is an example on Windows, assuming that you've installed DSpace to "C:/Program Files/dspace-1_7/":
      • dspace.config="C:/Program Files/dspace-1_7/config/dspace.cfg" (make sure to include this entire line – also, do NOT include quotes around the file path)
  • Finally, click "OK" at the bottom to save all your new project settings.

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  • Select the project for the Web Application you wish to run through Tomcat (e.g. "DSpace XML-UI (Manakin) :: Web Application Resources" for the XMLUI). This project must be a "war" based project.
  • Right click on your selected project and click "Properties"
  • From the Properties window, select the "Actions" category on the left.
    • You'll see a list of Actions on the right. Click on the "Debug Project" action (as this is the one used to debug your web application).
    • In that Action's "Set Properties" section, add a property to point it to your DSpace installation's configuration file (dspace.cfg). Make sure to keep all existing properties in tact, and just add your new property. The following is an example on Windows, assuming that you've installed DSpace to "C:/Program Files/dspace-1_7/":
      • dspace.config="C:/Program Files/dspace-1_7/config/dspace.cfg" (make sure to include this entire line – also, do NOT include quotes around the file path)
  • Finally, click "OK" at the bottom to save all your new project settings.

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