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The Installation System uses xml files that define the installation  
Software developed at the [[CeBiTec]] use a special installation system for installing, configuring and maintaining components. It can be used for both installing a production version of e.g. GenDB and also for working with CVS based development versions. /InstallationSystemIntro gives a short overview about the installation system itself and the way it installs components. See /InstallationSystemLayout for information about files inside the installation system and /InstallationSystemHacking for a short tutorial on creating a component.
rules for one module (ProDB, GenDB, common) in the CVS repository.


* modules.dtd defines the syntax of these xml files.
The following pages gives an introduction how to use the installation system for installing components:
* every module needs one xml-file located under <module name>/share/xml/bridge_install.xml
* /InstallationSystemProduction
* /InstallationSystemCVS


<?xml version="1.0" standalone="no"?>
For installing application downloaded as a tarball from the [[CeBiTec]] web site, you usually do not have to work with the installation system at all. Refer to the documentation on the web site for installation instructions.
<DOCTYPE module SYSTEM "../share/modules.dtd">
<module name="gendb" version="2.2-rc1" description="Genome annotation component of BRIDGE" active="0">
...
</module>

Latest revision as of 08:19, 26 October 2011

Software developed at the CeBiTec use a special installation system for installing, configuring and maintaining components. It can be used for both installing a production version of e.g. GenDB and also for working with CVS based development versions. /InstallationSystemIntro gives a short overview about the installation system itself and the way it installs components. See /InstallationSystemLayout for information about files inside the installation system and /InstallationSystemHacking for a short tutorial on creating a component.

The following pages gives an introduction how to use the installation system for installing components:

  • /InstallationSystemProduction
  • /InstallationSystemCVS

For installing application downloaded as a tarball from the CeBiTec web site, you usually do not have to work with the installation system at all. Refer to the documentation on the web site for installation instructions.