Section describes installation of Jagger Web client

Installation with docker

Fast way to install WebUI - download and run docker image.
Details, you can find in Local installation

Installation with embedded server

Note: Starting Jagger version 2.0 WebUI can be run with embedded server.
To configure web client you can use java parameters. For example:

java -jar jagger-${build.finalName}.jar -Djdbc.driver=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
                                        -Djdbc.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/jaggerdb
                                        -Djdbc.user=User
                                        -Djdbc.password=password

The option -extractDirectory specifies the path where the war archive will be unpacked.
The option -resetExtract erases the folder, if exists, with unpacked war archive.

Installation with application server

Web client is a java web application, which works with a lot of java web containers.
I will show you how to launch jagger web client with Apache Tomcat

Download jagger war file from the next link -
https://nexus.griddynamics.net/nexus/content/repositories/public/com/griddynamics/jagger/webclient/1.2.5/webclient-1.2.5.war
Note: Latest version number you can find in Release notes
Rename webclient-X.X.X.war file to ROOT.war

Rename file to ROOT.war
Open {Apache Tomcat root folder}/bin/webapps and remove all files, which have names equal ROOT

Remove Root folder and Root.war(if such exist)
Copy your Root.war to the current folder.

Paste Root.war
If your Tomcat is not running, execute next command :
for Windows
{Apache Tomcat root folder}/bin/startup.bat

for Linux
{Apache Tomcat root folder}/bin/startup.sh
Tomcat will create folder ROOT
Open next file : /ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/webclient.properties and set database properties
More about client properties you can read here WebUi configuration
Shutdown Apache Tomcat - for Windows
{Apache Tomcat root folder}/bin/shutdown.bat

for Linux
{Apache Tomcat root folder}/bin/shutdown.sh
And launch again
Now open link localhost:8080 in your favorite browser. Web client is ready for use!

Compare sessions
Note: Web client will write logs to path defined in log properties /ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/log4j.properties
By default logs will be stored in the same directory where Web client is installed. If you don't have permissions
to write there - redefine path

It is possible to store Web client properties file in separate file to simplify updating of Web Client. [More ...]

How to configure storage of test results you can read here ...