Open source digital Media asset Management System: Razuna installation Method __ Management

Razuna is an Open-source digital media asset Management (Digital Asset Management) system written in the Java language. Here is a translation of its installation steps.

Razuna contains the following versions:

Razuna stand-alone Server

It is built on a tomcat server. This is by far the fastest and easiest way to start and run. Recommend new users to use.

Razuna Virtual Image

Contains all the things that are needed. Can be deployed directly in AmazonEC2, or Vmware,parallels,xen,kvm,virualiron, etc.

Razuna war/ear

The war package can be successfully deployed on JETTY,TOMCAT and JBoss these Java-EE servers. It is actually the same as the Razuna server mentioned above, but it needs to be manually configured and primarily oriented to the system administrator. This version is recommended if you have an existing Java-EE server that is already deployed.

source Code (GITHUB)

Can get source code: Https://github.com/razuna/razuna

Here to translate the Razuna installation tutorial (Windows platform)

The Razuna test passes on the following platforms: windows7,server2003,2008 (R2), 2012.

Install Java

You need to install JAVA7 (1.7). Download page here.

In addition, system environment variables need to be set "Java_home", usually with a path of C:\ProgrammFiles\Java\bin (depending on the location of the installation).

Installation Path

The programs listed below need to be installed in the root directory of the system. Like C:\ImageMagick or C:\Exiftool.

Try not to include spaces in the file path.

Install Ghostscript

http://sourceforge.net/projects/ghostscript/

Requires a 32bit version of the ghostscript! ImageMagick (internal will call Ghostscript) requires a 32bit version.

Install ImageMagick

Download the latest Image Magick Windows Installer package from the ImageMagick Web site.

The following version is recommended: Win32 dynamic at 16bits-per-pixel.

Install FFmpeg

http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/.

Use the following versions:

Platform	Address
32-bit	http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/win32/static/ffmpeg-20130713-git-aac57c7-win32-static.7z
64-bit	http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/win64/static/ffmpeg-20130713-git-aac57c7-win64-static.7z

Unzip the compressed package and move to C:\ffmpeg.

Install ExifTool

Download the latest version from ExifTool's official website. After downloading, create a folder named "ExifTool" in C disk and move the EXE file to the past. Renames the file named "Exiftool.exe".

install Dcraw (optional)

Download from this address: http://www.insflug.org/raw/. or download a Dcraw build directly. When you are finished downloading, rename the file named "Dcraw.exe". Move EXE to C:\dcraw\dcraw.exe.

Install Ufraw

If you want to install Ufraw you need to install GIMP first. Installation method see this page.

Install Mp4box

Download the Mp4box installation package. and install it to C:\MP4Box.

Install Razuna Standalone

If you have not done so, download the latest version from http://razuna.org Razuna we recommend extracting Razuna to C: the packing directory. Make sure the Razuna path does not contain spaces. The razunastandaloneserver contains the configured tomcat.

running Razuna Server

The final task is to run the Razuna server. Open the Bin directory (c:/tomcat/bin/). Start the server with the following command:

./startup.bat

Navigate to Razuna

Access to Http://localhost:8080/razuna. The configuration page will be presented to you the first time it is run.

Version page:
Http://www.razuna.org/download

Installation Tutorial:
Http://wiki.razuna.com/display/ecp/Install+Razuna+on+Windows