This tutorial page describes how to set up an environment for writing and running workflows for Kurator-Akka. The tutorial is These instructions are valid for release 0.2 and later of Kurator-Akka.
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Test your installation by running the hello.yaml workflow. Assuming kurator-akka.jar is in your current working directory type:
java
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-jar
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kurator-akka.jar
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-f
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classpath:/org/kurator/akka/samples/hello.yaml
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If the Kurator-Akka jar is stored elsewhere, qualify kurator-akka.jar with the path to that file. If you stored the jar file in the bin subdirectory of your home directory (on a Unix platform), running Kurator-Akka would look something like this:
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jar xf kurator-akka.jar org/kurator/akka/samples
To run a script residing on the filesystem, you can use the file scheme:
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On Unix platforms you can create an alias for more conveniently running Kurator-Akka at the command line. For example, if you have saved the Kurator-Akka jar to the bin subdirectory of your home directory, the following bash command will create an alias for running Kurator-Akka simply by typing kurator-akka at the command prompt.
alias
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kurator-akka='java
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-jar
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~/bin/kurator-akka.jar'
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If you use csh or tcsh the command is:
alias
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kurator-akka
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java
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-jar
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~/bin/kurator-akka.jar
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The hello.yaml demo then can be run using the alias:
$
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kurator-akka
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-f
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classpath:/org/kurator/akka/samples/hello.yaml
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Hello
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World!
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$
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