Serverwiz

Building

Serverwiz uses an ant build script.

To start a build:

cd <repodir>
ant -f build.xml clean compile jar

The jars are built in the ./build directory.

The OS specific jar can be ran directly. In order to do this, there must be a ./xml directory from where java is executed that contains the library files. So if you are in the repository directory, you can run:

java -jar build/serverwiz2_[OS].jar

where OS is linux64, macosx64, win32, or win64.

Important: The first time Serverwiz is ran, it will ask you for your local git repository location. It will look for common-mrw-xml repository in that directory. If it does not exist, it will clone the repository from:

https://github.com/open-power/common-mrw-xml.git

This is the XML based library that contains attribute and target definitions. The library can be updated to latest by using "Manage Library" button.

Update mode in serverwiz

There is an update mode in the Serverwiz tool. It is used to update an MRW XML with new attributes and target XMLs. This mode does not load the GUI. It only takes the attributes, targets and parts XMLs. Opens the input MRW file, updates it and saves it to output file. In order to do this, there must be a ./xml directory from where java is executed that contains the library files. So if you are in the repository directory, you can run:

java -jar build/serverwiz2_[OS].jar -u -i <input MRW file name>
	-o <output MRW file name>

In update mode, it always looks for common-mrw-xml repository in the current directory. If it does not exist, it will clone the repository from:

https://github.com/open-power/common-mrw-xml.git

If additional libraries need to be added, then add repository details to the serverwiz.preference file.

Precompiled jars

There are precompiled binaries at:

https://github.com/open-power/serverwiz/releases

Download serverwiz2.jar which is the main launcher application. This application checks the OS and downloads the proper OS specific jar from the latest github release. It will not use the jar that was built locally unless using the -d flag is used.

To run:

java -jar serverwiz2.jar