Open the command interpreter and initialize the MySQL service.

> service mysql start

Create a database with collation “utf8_general_ci”, swsbd being the default name of the database in the project’s configuration file.

> CREATE DATABASE swsbd CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci

In this database, all the relational structure necessary to the Safeline Web Service software is maintained.

Subsequently, in a new instance of the command interpreter, initialize the MongoDb service.

> service mongod start

Hereafter, create a new database, mongosws being the default name.

> use mongosws

In the non-relational database are stored:

• Measurements, input/output status and information/data from all units which they send to the server.

• Logs generated by the system.

VERY IMPORTANT: the system administrator must be held accountable for backup copies and space available on the hard drive.

Upon download of the software packages pertaining to Safeline Web Service, the following directories are to be found:

• Backend. Contains files necessary for deployment of Safeline Web Service’s main service and takes care of the following:

• Create all relational database tables en MySQL 5.6

• Register the user administrator by defect

• Offer an authentication service

• Present the user with the HTML5 templates

• Alarm detection

• Management of output relays via schedule programmers and manual control

• Generation of notifications and dispatch of e-mails to the user

• Rest. Contains the files for start-up of REST service. Takes care of following functionalities:

• Initialization of non-relational database MongoDB 3.4

• Deployment of an API REST service

• Automatic registration of system units

• Maintaining information, measurements and input/output status of Sureline 7WR units in the non-relational database

The Safeline Web Service software is made up of two Java application containers with a “.jar” extension, each of which has a secondary file for manual configuration with a “.yml” extension. It is of the utmost importance that, before installing and executing the “.jar” files, the “.yml” files are correctly configured. Refer to manual.

SAFELINE WEB SERVICE V1.1.0/
    ├── backend/
    │   ├── backend-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
    │   ├── backend-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar.original
    │   ├── application.yml
    └── rest/
        ├── restservice-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
        ├── restservice-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.original
        └── application.yml

Once the “.yml” files have been configured, open the command interpreter of the operating system and execute the Bacend service which is in the “backend-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar” Java application container.

> java –jar backend-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

Wait until the software indicates “Started BackendApplication” in the register as this indicates that the service has initialized correctly.

Subsequently, open a new command interpreter and execute the rest service located in the Java application container “restservice-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar”.

> java –jar restservice-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

Wait until the software indicates “Started RestserviceApplication” in the register as this indicates that the service has initialized correctly.