:snapshot: 1.26.5-SNAPSHOT :stable: 1.24.1 :current: {stable} == upNGizr *upNGizr* is a privileged Tomcat web-application that is able to update your appNG instance including appNGizer. Therefore, it *must* be deployed in the same Tomcat installation as appNG itself. WARNING: Currently, *upNGizr* is considered [big red]*experimental*, so it's not recommended to be used in production environments. WARNING: *upNGizr* does not support clustered environments! === Installation Just drop `uppNGizr.war` into your Tomcat's `webapps` folder and you are read to go. === Usage First, check if the desired version is available at http://localhost:8080/upNGizr/checkVersionAvailable/{current}. To update your appNG installation, then go to http://localhost:8080/upNGizr/update/start/{current} and press the button "Update to {current}". === Configuration The following configuration parameters are available, add them as `` to `WEB-INF/web.xml`: Example: [source,xml] ---- blockRemoteIPs false ---- ==== buildRepository Default: `https://appng.org/appng/builds/{build}/` The URI pointing to the location where the appNG artifacts reside. This can be another (proxy) server or even a path in the file system (use file-protocol in this case). Note that `{build}` is replaced with either `stable` or `snapshot`, depending on the version you want to update to.) If you want to use a *Maven repository* as the source for the artifacts, you can do this by specifying `buildRepository` as follows: [source,xml] ---- buildRepository http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/appng/appng-application/{version}/ ---- NOTE: The placeholder `{version}` is being replaced with the version you try to install. You can also use the *local filesystem*: [source,xml] ---- buildRepository file:///path/to/appng-artifacts/ ---- ==== replaceBin Default: `false` Whether or not `WEB-INF/bin` should be replaced during the update. ==== blockRemoteIPs Default: `true` For security reasons, by default, upNGizr only allows requests originating from the local machine. Set to `false` to also allow remote origins. [WARNING] ==== In this case, further actions to secure upNGizr are required, e.g. using basic authentication (enable the `` in `web.xml`) or due to some firewall rules. ==== ==== useFQDN Default: `false` Whether to use the fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) of the host in the responses (instead of https://docs.oracle.com/javaee/7/api/javax/servlet/ServletRequest.html#getServerName--[ServletRequest.getServerName()^]).