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+ Up until early 2024, the OneBusAway project had two primary sources of documentation:
+ our project wikis and this website. The wikis were much easier to update, but their
+ content has grown stale. Nevertheless, much of the information they contain is not
+ available anywhere else.
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+ This page contains a list of every OneBusAway configuration guide that was previously
+ available on our project wikis. For each guide, you can find the name, original link,
+ date last updated, and some information about its purpose.
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+
+<%= render ArticleSummary.new(
+ "OBA 2.x Build and Run Guide (App Modules Wiki Home)",
+ '/guides/wiki/oba-2x-build-run-guide',
+ "April 2022"
+) do %>
+ Intended to explain how to build and run OBA 2.x.
+<% end %>
+
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+<%= render ArticleSummary.new(
+ "Configuration and Deployment Guide for v2.x",
+ '/guides/wiki/oba-2x-config-deploy-guide',
+ "October 2021"
+) do %>
+ This guide is designed to provide a comprehensive deployment method for users who
+ wish to set up a simple OneBusAway application with minimal configurations. It is
+ primarily intended for use cases that would need to be more permanent than just
+ using the quick start version of OneBusAway. Unlike quick start, this solution
+ boots with the server automatically with no additional configuration required.
+<% end %>
+
+<%= render ArticleSummary.new(
+ "v1.x Developer Guide",
+ '/guides/wiki/oba-1x-developer-guide',
+ "October 2021"
+) do %>
+ This guide is designed to get you up and running with the OneBusAway application
+ suite source code as quickly as possible.
+<% end %>
+
+<%= render ArticleSummary.new(
+ "GTFS Realtime Resources",
+ '/guides/wiki/gtfs-realtime-resources',
+ "January 2021"
+) do %>
+ The OneBusAway application suite has support for both GTFS-realtime import and export.
+ The application suite can be used to provide a high-level API from low level GTFS and
+ GTFS-realtime data feeds, for example.
+<% end %>
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+title: GTFS Realtime Resources
+layout: page
+---
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Last updated: January 2021
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Last updated: October 2021
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Last updated: April 2022
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Last updated: October 2021
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+ org.onebusaway.agency_metadata.model.AgencyMetadata
+ org.onebusaway.agency_metadata.service.AgencyMetadataDaoImpl
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+Take note of the last bean in the XML. This is an API key for testing purposes. It is very important to either change the key or remove it entirely before making your OBA installation live. If you want to allow users to connect to your OBA instance with the various OBA apps, you must include additional beans that have the default API keys for the respective app. You can get the code for these beans from this file before you replace its contents.
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+Also, in the above XML code you will need to replace newPassword in the SQL settings with the password you chose for the oba user.
+
+## Deploy and Configure the OneBusAway Enterprise ACTA Webapp
+
+### Copy The Files
+`rm -rf /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ROOT/* && cd /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ROOT && mv /oba/onebusaway-enterprise-acta-webapp-2.0.0-20180106.065008-42.war /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ROOT/ && jar xvf /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ROOT/onebusaway-enterprise-acta-webapp-2.0.0-20180106.065008-42.war && rm -rf /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ROOT/onebusaway-enterprise-acta-webapp-2.0.0-20180106.065008-42.war`
+
+### Copy the MySQL Driver
+`cd /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/lib`
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+`cp /oba/mysql-connector-java-5.1.46-bin.jar .`
+
+### Configure the OneBusAway API Webapp
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+`nano /var/lib/tomcat8/webapps/ROOT/WEB-INF/classes/data-sources.xml`
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+In the above XML code you will need to replace newPassword in the SQL settings with the password you chose for the oba user.
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+## Start the Tomcat8 Service
+Finally we can start the Tomcat8 Service to see if everything worked. In a second SSH window you may want to run the following command so that you can watch the console output of the Tomcat8 service as OneBusAway starts up for the first time:
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+`tail -f /var/log/tomcat8/catalina.out`
+
+To start the Tomcat8 Service simply run this command:
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+`service tomcat8 start`
+
+## Check all of the Services.
+OBA v2 uses multiple different services to make sure each one is working correctly you should be able to visit:
+* http://myoba.example.com:8080/routes
+* http://myoba.example.com:8080/onebusaway-transit-data-federation-webapp/
+* http://myoba.example.com:8080/onebusaway-api-webapp/api/where/agencies-with-coverage.json?key=TEST
+Each URL should be responding with no errors.
+
+## Visit Your OneBusAway Installation from a Web Browser
+Finally, to use your OneBusAway instance visit http://myoba.example.com:8080/routes
+
+## Troubleshooting
+Here are some suggestions on what adjustments you can make to fix common problems.
+### Real Time Data Not Working
+Set your server's timezone to that of the Transit Agency whose data you are accessing.