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JFrog easy .jar setup
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| Observation: This simple 9-step tutorial considers that you already have mysql (5.5 or above) installed in your computer, | |
| as well as the desired .jar file already baked. | |
| 1) Download the artifactory OSS zipped file from the jfrog website; | |
| 2) Unzip on the desired file, that will be treated from now on, as [artifactory_home]. | |
| 3) Run the [artifactory_home]/bin/configure.mysql.sh with super permission | |
| 4) Run the [artifactory_home]/bin/artifactory.sh, and them acess the localhost:8081 addres. | |
| 5) Following the poped up wizard, set up your password for the admin profile. | |
| 6) Skip proxy configs, since you'll be working locally only. | |
| 7) Create a General sort of repository setting up a desired key_word and a name. | |
| 8) From the file selector view, hit the "Deploy" button, and then select the newly created repo. | |
| 9) Deploy the file by searching the .jar file and selecting it. | |
| Done, if you followed this steps, you can now acess your .jar artifact locally, directly from the 8081 port. |
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