This project implements the back end for the CLARIN Component Registry. The Component Registry stores CMDI metadata components and profiles, and offers a service to list and retrieve them. There is a separate project for the Component Registry front end.
The build output of this project is used to build a Docker image. The project for this Docker image can be found in a GitLab repository: docker-component-registry-rest.
Detailed information about the architecture, usage and deployment can be found on the page on this service in the CLARIN Trac Wiki (CLARIN developer account required).
Build the Maven project using mvn clean install. This requires Java 11 and Maven 3.6 or
higher. You can also use the build.sh script without having Java or Maven installed but
this does require Docker.
Notice that there are several build profiles. The default settings or the development
profiles can be used for local testing. Use the docker profile to build for the
Docker image (see below).
Pushing to this repository will trigger a build in Travis CI. For tags, this build will automatically deploy a deployment package (.tar.gz) to the GitHub release.
The
docker-component-registry-rest
can be used to build a Docker image based on a build of this project. For this, the
docker profile has to be used, which creates a
component-registry-rest-<version>-docker.tar.gz package in the target directory. The
Docker build process unpacks this and embeds it into a Tomcat servlet container.
The Docker image can be deployed separately, in which case it has to be configured to connect to a PostgreSQL database. An easy way to deploy the complete Component Registry (back end, front end, database) is to use the compose_compreg Docker Compose project.
See CHANGES.md for release history and UPGRADE.md for version specific upgrade instructions.
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