- Create the tox database user via tox.usr.sql.
- Connect as tox and create its schema via tox.ddl.sql, then create its PL/SQL package via tox.pkg.sql, tox.bdy.sql, and tox.prv.sql.
- Create the example database user via example.usr.sql.
- Connect as example and create its PL/SQL package via test.pkg.sql and test.bdy.sql, then expose them to tox via example.prv.sql.
- None of the example schema is exposed to tox and the servlet, only the package calls you grant.
- Change the JDBC parameters to reflect your environment in context.xml.
- Alter the allowed IP patterns for your web clients in context.xml.
- Alter the logging level in web.xml to debug or verbose.
- Execute the go script after you configure where your Tomcat instance is located.
- I put my Tomcat in the same directory where I checked out tox.
- Confirm tox is working by executing the unitTest script.
- Test 14 fails intentionally.
- Test 15 returns the current version.
- Logs are in {tomcat}/logs/tox-YYYY-MM-DD.log.