I. Download Oinone Exclusive Starter

oinone-boot-starter.zip

(Ⅰ) Mac OS Platform Startup

# Direct run
./darwin-boot java -jar ./pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar

# nohup background run
nohup ./darwin-boot java -jar ./pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar > out.log 2>&1 &

(Ⅱ) Mac OS (arm64 Architecture) Platform Startup

# Direct run
./darwin-boot-arm64 java -jar ./pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar

# nohup background run
nohup ./darwin-boot-arm64 java -jar ./pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar > out.log 2>&1 &

(Ⅲ) Linux Platform Startup

# Direct run
./linux-boot java -jar ./pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar

# nohup background run
nohup ./linux-boot java -jar ./pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar > out.log 2>&1 &

(Ⅳ) Linux (arm64 Architecture) Platform Startup

# Direct run
./linux-boot-arm64 java -jar ./pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar

# nohup background run
nohup ./linux-boot-arm64 java -jar ./pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar > out.log 2>&1 &

(Ⅴ) Windows Platform Startup

.\win-boot.exe java -jar .\pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar

II. Instructions

1. The java -jar command used above is exactly the same as the conventional usage.
2. The Oinone no-code designer does not support the use of javaagent parameters.

III. Common Startup Scripts

#!/bin/bash

# Directory where the script is located
home=$(cd "$(dirname "$0")" && pwd)

# Startup jar path
jarPath=$home/pamirs-designer-boot-4.7.0.jar

# Configuration path
applicationPath=$home/application.yml

# License information
subject=
licensePath=

nohup $home/linux-boot java -Duser.timezone=GMT+08:00 -Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1.2 -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 \
  -jar $jarPath \
  --spring.config.location=$applicationPath \
  -Psubject=$subject \
  -Plicense=$licensePath \
  -Plifecycle=INSTALL > $home/out.log 2>&1  &

sleep 1

tail -200f $home/out.log

IV. How to Handle the "cannot execute binary file" Exception?

(Ⅰ) Problem Cause

The Oinone exclusive starter is compiled and executed using Go language, which requires separate compilation for different operating system architectures.

(Ⅱ) Solution

1. Install the Go language environment on the physical machine.
2. Download the boot.go file and place it in the run directory. (You need to ask Oinone customer service for the latest boot.go file)
3. Enter the run directory and execute the command go build -o "boot-starter" "boot.go".
4. Add -v $home/run/boot-starter:/opt/pamirs/run/boot-starter \ to the startup.sh command to mount the file to the container.
5. Delete the docker container and then execute the startup.sh script to restart the image.

V. How to Handle the "failed to open elf at /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2" Exception?

(Ⅰ) Problem Cause

Some arm64 architecture hosts cannot be compatible with the linux-boot starter compiled in the amd64 environment, and the starter needs to be replaced with linux-boot-arm64.

(Ⅱ) Solution

1. Download oinone-boot-starter.zip and unzip it to obtain the linux-boot-arm64 starter.
2. Place the starter in the run directory.
3. Add -v $home/run/linux-boot-arm64:/opt/pamirs/run/boot-starter to the startup.sh command to replace the starter in the image.
4. Delete the docker container and then execute the startup.sh script to restart the image.