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!2 Starting FitNesse
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To start Fitnesse, invoke the fitnesse-standalone.jar file like this:
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!style_code(java -jar fitnesse-standalone.jar)
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This will start a wiki server listening on port 80. You can modify this and other options using a CommandLineArguments.
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See PasswordFile for a description of how to set up per user authentication.
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!2 Running Rest Commands using the -c option.
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See RestfulServices
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!2 Stopping FitNesse
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Pressing ''ctrl-c'' generally works well for development use. However, it's not sufficient for automated control.
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There are now ''stop.bat'' and ''stop.sh'' scripts to stop a running server. Invoke them with the same '''-p port_number''' option used to start the server.
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Both scripts run java with a class to stop FitNesse. You can invoke this class directly, as well:{{{Usage: java fitnesse.Shutdown [-pa]
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-h <hostname> {localhost}
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-p <port number> {80}
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-c <username> <password> Supply user credentials. Use when FitNesse has authentication activated.
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}}}This command will send an HTTP request to the designated server. If the server is using authentication then the '''-c''' option should be used with appropriate username and password.
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Alternatively you may manually type a URL to shutdown a server. http://hostname:port/?responder=shutdown
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!2 Running from JUnit
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see [[!-RunningFromJunit-!][<UserGuide.WritingAcceptanceTests.RunningFromJunit]]
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!2 Running from Maven
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see [[!-RunningFromMaven-!][<UserGuide.WritingAcceptanceTests.RunningFromMaven]]
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