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- Make sure the permission for ImageMagick_convert.sh is 755.
$cd $cd chmod 755 ImageMagick_convert.sh
- Build and launch the example software server with the converter
$docker $docker build –t example-server .
$docker $docker run --rm -t -i --link polyglot_rabbitmq_1:rabbitmq example-server
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- Check in the browser 192.168.99.100:8184, you should be able to see the test-endpoints of polyglot server.
TODO: Redirection to Software Server IP:8182 not working because of the internal/private IP within Docker machine.
Step 5: Modifying the template and creating your own converter
- Create a directory for your converter outside the directory of example-server
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$mkdir mysoftwareserver
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- Change to the directory and copy the files from example-server to current
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- directory
$cd mysoftwareserver
$cp –R /path/to/template-converter/example-
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server .
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- Rename the ImageMagick_convert.sh
$mv ImageMagick_convert.sh MyTool_convert.sh
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- Modify the MyTool_conver.sh using any editor (e.g. vim). A simple example is shown below:
Line 2 : Change ImageMagick to MyTool
Line 4 : Replace foobar with gif
Line 5: Add ico
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Then save the file.
A detail document explaining how to write converter for any tool can be found here:
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