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Contents:
Introduction
Intended Audience
Roadmap
Related Guides
Related Projects
Development Environment
Assumptions
Requirements
Java
Glassfish
PostgreSQL
Solr
curl
jq
Recommendations
Mac OS X
Netbeans
Additional Tools
Setting Up Your Dev Environment
Set Up SSH Keys
Clone Project from GitHub
Determine Which Repo To Push To
Cloning the Project from Netbeans
Cloning the Project from the Terminal
Installing and Running Solr
Run Installer
Rebuilding Your Dev Environment
Shibboleth and OAuth
Geoconnect
Branching Strategy
Goals
Branches
The “master” Branch
The “develop” Branch
Feature Branches
Testing
Unit Tests
Integration Tests
Documentation
Quick Fix
Other Changes (Sphinx)
Installing Sphinx
Using Sphinx
Debugging
Logging
Coding Style
Making Releases
Bump Version Numbers
Merge “develop” into “master”
Write Release Notes
Make Artifacts Available for Download
Publish Release
Tools
Netbeans Connector Chrome Extension
Maven
PlantUML
Eclipse Memory Analyzer Tool (MAT)
PageKite
Vagrant
MSV
Universal Numerical Fingerprint (UNF)
UNF Version 3
UNF Version 5
UNF Version 6
I. UNF of a Data Vector
II. Combining multiple UNFs to create UNFs of higher-level objects.
Footnotes:
Geospatial Data
How Dataverse Ingests Shapefiles
Ingest
Example
WorldMap JoinTargets + API Endpoint
How Geoconnect Uses Join Target Information
Retrieving Join Target Information from WorldMap API
Saving Join Target Information to Geoconnect Database
SELinux
Introduction
Development Environment
Recreating the shibboleth.te File
Ensure that SELinux is Enforcing
Removing the Existing shibboleth.te Rules
Exercising SELinux denials
Stub out the new shibboleth.te file
Iteratively Use audit2allow to Add Rules and Test Your Change