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  1. Install the webapp by dropping the WAR file into place, and adding configuration:
    1. Add one system property to the Web server's JVM to indicate the configuration properties.
    2. Create configuration properties file with at least the minimum required properties.
  2. Create authentication DB and add the initial Administrator user.
  3. Start the servlet container---the repository webapp automatically initializes the following named graphs if they are found to be empty:
    1. The internal Repository ontology (read-only)
    2. Internal Repository administrative metadata (e.g. Roles, Named Graphs, WF Transitions, etc.)
    3. SPARQL Query macros.
  4. Create an RDF metadata wrapper for the initial administrator user - this is done automatically by the post-install procedure, finish-install.sh. See the Administrator Guide.
  5. Load the eagle-i data model ontology. Although this is not necessary for any of the Repository's internal functions, the eagle-i apps will expect it to be there.
  6. Browse to the Admin UI and log in as the Administrator user. You can create user logins and assign roles; modulo any customizations of workflow, workspaces and such. With that, the repository is open for business.

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See the Configuration section in the Administrator Guide for a complete list of configuration properties.

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About HTML dissemination:
When the negotiated format is text/html, and unless either of the forceRDF or forceXML args was given, the dissemination process creates an intermediate XML document and transforms it into XHTML with the configured XSLT stylesheet. See description of the eaglei.repository.instance.xslt in the Repoistory Administrator Guide.

If no XSLT stylesheet is configured, the intermediate XML document is delivered instead, with a media content type of application/xml. Note that this means, to obtain correct XHTML output, you MUST configure an XSLT stylesheet.

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Sends an email message to the designated contacts for the resource identified by URI. The exact rules for determining that contact address have not been formally specified yet. When a contact cannot be determined, the mail is sent to the configured postmaster for the repository. See the Repository Installation and Administrator Guide for details about configuring that and the rest of the e-mail service.

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