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A second volume is used to store spatial data files that will be read by JMap Server. We call it the JMap spatial data volume.
Prerequisites
Before starting, make sure you have the following prerequisites:
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Create and launch the JMap Server container the first time
Run the following command at the terminal to create and launch the container:
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-e TZ=America/New_York will set time zone.
Place the license file
After creating and running the container, JMap Server stops automatically because it cannot find a license file. As with the traditional installation, an activationkey.txt file is generated automatically and must be sent to the Support Portal for the creation of the license file (jmap.license).
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You will need to restart the previous created container.
Start the JMap Server container
Use this command to start the container:
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jmapserver is the name of the container.
Stop the JMap Server container
Once the container has been created and started for the first time, and once the license file is correctly placed, use this command to stop it:
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jmapserver is the name of the container.
Consult the JMap Server console
Whether the container is started or stopped, use this command to view the JMap Server console:
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-f allows continuous monitoring of the console
jmapserver is the name of the container.
Update JMap Server
It is easy to update a JMap Server installation in a Docker container. The procedure is to download a newer image and relaunch the container.
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3. Run the docker run command again, specifying the new image as a parameter.
Install an extension
Extensions can be installed in your JMap and Docker environment by following the following steps:
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