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A self administration for OSIAM.

Learn how to install and configure this add-on for production in the documentation.

Snapshots

To use the latest snapshot of the OSIAM self-administration just download it from Bintray: https://dl.bintray.com/osiam/downloads/addon-self-administration/latest/addon-self-administration-latest.war (GPG Signature)

Run the integration-tests

Configure Docker

The integration-tests use the docker-maven-plugin, which utilizes docker-java. In order to run the integration-tests, you need to ensure that your docker daemon listens on the TCP port 2375.

How exactly this works depends on your operating system, but

echo 'DOCKER_OPTS="-H tcp://127.0.0.1:2375 -H unix:///var/run/docker.sock' >> /etc/default/docker

is a good starting point. For further information, please refer to the docker-java README and the official Docker documentation.

Run

Run the integration-tests

$ mvn clean verify -P integration-tests

Run with Debugging

If you want to debug the running Self Administration, then just add the debug profile when you run Maven:

$ mvn clean verify -P integration-tests,debug

You can connect to the debugging agent using localhost:8000.

Run in your IDE

To run the integration-tests in your IDE against the started containers

$ mvn clean pre-integration-test -P integration-tests

If you also want to debug the running Self Administration, add the debug profile when you run Maven:

$ mvn clean pre-integration-test -P integration-tests,debug

You can connect to the debugging agent using localhost:8000.

If you are on mac or want to run them in a VM, just checkout the OSIAM vagrant VM. It's pretty easy to setup. Just run the above mentioned command in the OSIAM vagrant VM and then the integration-tests against the VM.

Run against remote docker host

If you like to run the tests against a remote docker host, you nedd to set the following system properties:

Docker:

  • docker.host The URL of the docker daemon. Default: http://localhost:2375

OSIAM:

  • osiam.host.protocol The protocol of the OSIAM host. Default: http
  • osiam.host The host where OSIAM is running. Default: localhost
  • osiam.port The port where OSIAM is running. Default: 8480
  • osiam.database.host The host where the postgres for OSIAM is running. Default: localhost
  • osiam.database.port The port where the postgres for OSIAM is running. Default: 45432
  • osiam.mail.host The mail host where OSIAM is connecting to. Default: localhost
  • osiam.mail.port The mail port where OSIAM is connecting to. Default: 11110

Here is an example when docker running in a boot2docker vm:

$ mvn verify -P integration-tests -Ddocker.host=https://192.168.99.100:2376 -Dosiam.host=192.168.99.100