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• Java (1.6 or 1.7, but not 1.8)
• Maven
• Git
• MySQL
• bower
• an IDE

Downloads:

You will need to clone these github repositories:

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git clone https://github.com/openmrsdjazayeri/openmrs-distro-ebola-referenceapplicationkerrytown.git
cd openmrs-distro-ebola-referenceapplicationkerrytown
mvn clean package -DskipTests
cp package/target/distro/*.omod ~/.OpenMRS/modules
rm ~/.OpenMRS/modules/referencedemodata*.omod

Restart tomcatjetty.

Wait for several minutes while various OpenMRS modules create data.

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git clone https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-module-ebolaexample.git
cd openmrs-module-ebolaexample
mvn clean install
cp omod/target/*.omod ~/.OpenMRS/modules

Restart tomcatjetty.

When OpenMRS is available, you should see a login screen giving you the option of choosing from a few locations (including Triage and Inpatient Wards). currently they are "Assessment" and "Inpatient Wards", but you should not see "Outpatient Clinic").

A Few More Things

You need to use the system with a user account that has a provider attached to it. Either create yourself a new OpenMRS user, or use the admin one, and go to http://localhost:8080/openmrs/admin/provider/index.htm and do Add Provider.

After the installation is done, the command bellow can provide you a easy way to make changes in the local repository and get it running without recompiling the full module:

mvn jetty:run -DuiFramework.development.ebolaexample=/path/to/your/openmrs-module-ebolaexample