====== QAP10 installation ======

QAP10 installation is fast as light !

====== Requirement ======

A server with
  * servlet container like **[[http://tomcat.apache.org|Apache Tomcat]]**. Thus a **Java JRE or JDK** is needed
  * database [[https://mariadb.org|MariaDB]], with its jdbc connector.
  * a modern internet browser. If Windows Internet Explorer is chosen, let's use version 9+

^ Component ^ Version currently validated ^
| Apache Tomcat | 8.X |
| Java | 1.8.X |
| MariaDB | 10.0.X (should be still compatible with mySQL 5.6) |

<WRAP classes info>in this document, installation is made under Ubuntu linux</WRAP>

====== Setup ======

===== Contexts =====

[[http://depot.qap10.com/latest/|Download]] the different contexts
  * qap10.war

Copy these war files in [HOME_TOMCAT]/webapps

===== Database =====
Download the sql command file to create database and run the following commands.
<code>
// create database
>mysql -u[my_login] -p[my_password] -e "create database qap10"; 
// fill database
>sudo mysql -u[my_login] -p[my_password] qap10 < qap10.sql
</code>

Edit [HOME_TOMCAT]/webapps/qap10/WEB-INF/classes/hibernate.xml and adjust it with your server setup.
<code>
<property name="hibernate.connection.url">jdbc:mysql://localhost/qap10</property>
<property name="hibernate.connection.username">my_login</property>
<property name="hibernate.connection.password">my_password</property>
</code>

<WRAP tip>
We used to copy the jdbc jar file into Tomcat lib ([HOME_TOMCAT]/lib . Once it is done, **Tomcat has to be restarted**.
</WRAP>

===== Verification =====
Open your browser and, assuming you installed QAP10 on your personal computer, enter the following url http://localhost:8080/qap10 , which should display the qap10 login screen. And voilà !
{{ ::qap10-login.jpg?500 |}}

<WRAP info>
QAP10 starts with an 'administrator' account (login=admin, password=admin)
</WRAP>