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Installed: Oracle Linux 6.5 Base system

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Login as user root (or run the commands as user that has the privileges to create users)
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1. As root, create the airflow user:
# useradd airflow
# passwd airflow
<type in a nice password><twice>

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#-- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#-- File:
#--     application.properties
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#-- Version | Changed     | Changed by          | Changes
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#-- 1.0     | 20-JUL-2012 | Jac. Beekers        | initial version
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#-- Purpose:
#--   Store allowed database connections and fitnesse functionality for a given application

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#-- File: wsh.properties
#-- Purpose:
#--     Parameter file for powercenter web services definitions in fitnesse
#-- --------------------------------------------------------------------------
#-- Pattern:
#--     <connectionname>: <WSDL URL>
#-- Where:
#--     <connectioname>         = logical name of the web services hub
#--     <WSDL URL>              = the entire URL as can be found in the wsh definitin
#-- Notes:

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# directory.properties
#
# Logical to physical directory mappings
# Syntax:
#       <logical_name> = <physical_name>
# in which
#       <logical_name> is the name to be used on FitNesse test pages
#       <physical_name> is the path (typically the full path) of the directory
# Example:
#       base = /Users/Ik1/consag/fitnesse/FitNesseRoot/files/

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# Fixture properties
# ==================
# Properties can be
#  - not set --> default value in source code
#  - set at fixture level --> overrules source code defaults
#  - set at application level --> overrules fixture level setting and source code defaults
#
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#-- JobDefinition properties
#-- ------------------------

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!1 Example how to stop a workflow with various options
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!define app {Demo}
!define folder {Demo_Sandbox_Jac}
!define wf {wf_FixtureTest01}

!3 Basic call
|stop workflow|basic_stopcall_wf                                                    |
|application  |folder   |workflow name|Report error if not running|workflow stopped?|

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#--
#-- appwsh.properties
#-- For fitnesse
#-- Relation between application/environment and logical web service hub name
#--
#-- Environment:WSHNameDI:WSHNameMetaServices
#-- The environment name must match an environment listed in the powercenter.properties file.
#-- The WSHNameDI value must match a name in the wsh.properties file
#-- the WSHNameMetaServices value must match a name in the wsh.properties file
#--

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!3 Invoke a workflow
The following workflow gets the customer data from the Oracle Sample schema SH and stores the data in a target table. 

|start workflow	run_technical_demo
|Application |Folder |Workflow name   |log level|abort on error|workflow successful?|error?|get log filename?|
|Demo        |SH_Demo|!-GetCustomers-!|INFO     |No            |Yes                 |      |                 |		

!note All content is provided as-is. No support. No liability. No responsibility. 
!note But we WILL help: Check our blog on https://consagservices.net/blog

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#-
#- The following makes the FitNesse installation bootable
#- Assumptions:
#- 1. You have the shell script 'procFitNesse' - you can get this from github
#- 2. Your user is allowed to sudo - if not, ask your sysadmin (root) to execute the commands
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#- copy procFitNesse as fitnesse under init.d
sudo cp -p procFitNesse /etc/init.d/fitnesse

#- root will run this