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docs/javaBootcampNoEclipse.org

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 #+DESCRIPTION: A java bootcamp module on building an app for tomcat with just the command-line
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@@ -16,15 +16,48 @@
 
 * Dude! Where's my Eclipse
 
+** Introduction
+
+   From time to time, a developer will be in a situation where code
+   needs to be fixed, but there isn't a familiar IDE available.
+
+   Similarly, in order to progress from developer to senior developer
+   and on to architect, it's important to understand not just what's
+   going on in the code, but also outside the code.
+
+   This module takes a simple java tomcat application and brings you
+   on a tour from compiling the java files, to creating a jar file and
+   then a war file and on to deploying the application, using just a
+   basic editor to make changes and the command-line to build the
+   relevant artefacts.
+
+   The goal is to give a flavour of what goes on behind the IDE so
+   that a developer can understand that taking a peek behind the
+   curtain from time-to-time is not just informative and interesting,
+   but is also of value to the goal of Making A Real Difference.
+
+*** Examples
+    1. You've just discovered that there's a critical bug in the code,
+       but you got your new development PC last night and you haven't
+       had the chance to install your preferred IDE. You don't have
+       the time, but you know the integration test environment has the
+       correct JDK installed, so you can work there. Only problem:
+       it's a command-line only environment.
+    2. You're working on a bug but it can only be reproduced in the
+       test environment, where your IDE isn't installed. You need to
+       work on it there until the issue has been identified and you
+       know what the fix is going to be.
+
 ** Pre-requisites
    You will need a linux server with the following installed:
    - tomcat :: This demo was prepare with tomcat-8.
-   - tomcat manager :: Used for deploying the your built application
-   - A web browser :: for accessing the tomcat manager
-   - git :: to access the project
-   - a text editor :: to fix any bugs you find (*Not* =eclipse=,
-                      because that's the whole point.)
-   - java 8 JDK :: to build code
+   - tomcat manager :: Used for deploying your built application
+   - A web browser :: For accessing the tomcat manager
+   - git :: To access the project
+   - a text editor :: To fix any bugs you find (*Don't* use =eclipse=,
+        or any other "IDE", because that's the whole point.)
+   - java 8 JDK :: To build code
+
    If you develop on one machine and deploy to the other, then
    *tomcat* and *tomcat manager* are to be on the system you're
    deploying to, and the rest where you're developing.
@@ -39,7 +72,8 @@
       where the git repository has been cloned to.
    1. Get the code
       : git clone https://gitlab.com/eibhear/javaBootcampNoEclipse.git
-      The repository is now in =${DEV_HOME}=. Change into it:
+      The repository is now in =${DEV_HOME}=. Set that as an
+      environment variable and change into it:
       : export DEV_HOME=$(pwd)/javaBootcampNoEclipse
       : cd ${DEV_HOME}
    2. Make sure you're at the starting point:
@@ -56,47 +90,53 @@
 *** Steps
     0. [@0] Confirm you can access the java compiler:
        : javac -version
-       If this doesn't result in a message like =javac 1.8.0_141=,
-       you'll need to find where =javac= installed and place it on
-       your =${PATH}=.
+       If this doesn't result in a message that looks something like
+       =javac 1.8.0_141=, you'll need to find where =javac= is
+       installed and place it on your =${PATH}=.
     1. Change to where the code is:
        : cd ${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse
     2. Compile the files:
        : javac *.java
-    3. Check the errors. If you see the message =error: package
-       javax.servlet does not exist=, then look at your =CLASSPATH=
-       setting, as dependend libraries are missing.
+    3. Check the errors. If you see the message
+       : error: package javax.servlet does not exist
+       then look at your =CLASSPATH= setting, as dependent libraries
+       are missing.
     4. Fix your =CLASSPATH= and compile the java files:
        : export CLASSPATH=/usr/share/java/tomcat8-servlet-api.jar:${CLASSPATH}
        : javac *.java
-    5. If the successful, you will have the following additional files:
-       : ${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldBean.class
-       : ${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldServlet.class
+    5. If successful, you will have the following additional files
+       under =${DEV_HOME}/source/java/=:
+       : org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldBean.class
+       : org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldServlet.class
        If this is the case, move on to lesson 2:
        : git checkout lesson-2
 
 ** Lesson 2 -- build the jar file
 
 *** Starting point
-    A clean git working area with two additional class files
+    A clean git working area with two additional class files in
+    =${DEV_HOME}/source/java/=:
+    : org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldBean.class
+    : org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldServlet.class
 
 *** Goal
     Class files archived into a jar file
 
 *** Steps
     1. Decide whether you want to include the source (=*.java=) files
-       in the jar file
+       in the jar file.
     2. Determine other files to be included in the jar file
-       (e.g. config files, property files, etc.)
+       (e.g. config files, property files, etc.).
     3. Change to the top-level of the package in the source:
        : cd ${DEV_HOME}/source/java
        Create the =lib/= directory to take the jar file:
        : mkdir -pv ../lib
-       If you're *not* including the source files in the jar:
-       : jar cvf ../lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/*.class
-       If you *are* including the source files in the jar:
-       : jar cvf ../lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/*
-    4. If the successful, you will now have a new file:
+    4. If you're *not* including the source files in the jar:
+       : jar cvf ../lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar \
+       :     org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/*.class
+    5. If you *are* including the source files in the jar:
+       : jar cvf ../lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar org
+    6. If successful, you will now have a new file:
        : ${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar
        If this is the case, move on to lesson 3:
        : git checkout lesson-3
@@ -104,8 +144,12 @@
 ** Lesson 3 -- build the war file
 
 *** Starting point
-    A clean git working area with two additional class files and one
-    additional jar file.
+    A clean git working area with two additional class files in
+    =${DEV_HOME}/source/java/=:
+    : org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldBean.class
+    : org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldServlet.class
+    and one additional jar file in =${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/=:
+    : javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar
 
 *** Goal
     A deployable war file
@@ -113,64 +157,83 @@
 *** Steps
     0. [@0] Review the following:
        - http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.0-doc/appdev/deployment.html
-         to understand the structure of the =war= file and the
-         =web.xml= file
+         to understand the structure of the file =web.xml= and the
+         =war= file
        - =${DEV_HOME}/source/res/web.xml= to understand how this
-         application is to be used.
+         application is to be used
     1. Create an empty directory in =${DEV_HOME}= called =webapp=,
-       then its directory structure and then change into it:
+       then its directory structure, and then change into it:
        : mkdir -vp ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
        : mkdir -vp ${DEV_HOME}/webapp/WEB-INF/lib
        : cd ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
     2. Copy in the jsps:
        : cp -rv ${DEV_HOME}/source/jsps/* ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
     3. Copy in the jar file:
-       : cp -rv ${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar ${DEV_HOME}/webapp/WEB-INF/lib
+       : cp -rv ${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar \
+       :     ${DEV_HOME}/webapp/WEB-INF/lib
     4. Copy in the =web.xml= file:
-       : cp -rv ${DEV_HOME}/source/res/web.xml ${DEV_HOME}/webapp/WEB-INF
+       : cp -rv ${DEV_HOME}/source/res/web.xml \
+       :     ${DEV_HOME}/webapp/WEB-INF
     5. Create the war file:
        : jar cvf ${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.war *
     6. If this was successful you will now have a new file:
        : ${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.war
-       If this is the case, remove the direcory =${DEV_HOME}/webapp=
+    7. If this is the case, remove the direcory =${DEV_HOME}/webapp=
        and move on to lesson 4:
-       : rm -fr ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
+       : cd ${DEV_HOME}; rm -fr ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
        : git checkout lesson-4
 
 ** Lesson 4 -- deploy and test
 
 *** Starting point
-    A clean working area with two additional class files, one
-    additional jar file and one additional war file.
+    1. A clean working area with two additional class files in
+       =${DEV_HOME}/source/java/=:
+       : org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldBean.class
+       : org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldServlet.class
+       one additional jar file and one additional war file, both in
+       =${DEV_HOME}/source/lib=:
+       : javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar
+       : javaBootcampNoEclipse.war
 
 *** Goal
-    A deployed, working application
+    A working application
 
 *** Steps
     0. [@0] Some pre-steps
        - If this isn't the first time to deploy, be sure to /undeploy/
          the previous version of the application.
-    1. Navigate to =http://server:8080/manager=
+       - To follow these steps, you'll need your file
+         =javaBootcampNoEclipse.war= to be accessible locally to your
+         browser.
+    1. Navigate to =http://server:8080/manager= (where =server= is
+       where your tomcat instance is running)
     2. Go to the /WAR file to deploy/ section and use the /Browse.../
-       button to select the war file to deploy.
+       button to select the war file to deploy
+       (=javaBootcampNoEclipse.war=).
     3. Press the /Deploy/ button. If successful, you'll see your
        application shown in the list.
     4. Go to =http://server:8080/javaBootcampNoEclipse= to access your
        app.
-    5. Test the application. If all is well, move on to lesson 5:
+    5. Test the application. If all is well, clean up your development
+       environment altogether:
+       : rm -vf ${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/*.class
+       : rm -vf ${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.?ar
+       : rm -vfr ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
+    6. Move on to lesson 5:
        : git checkout lesson-5
 
 ** Lesson 5 -- Add new functionality
 
 *** Starting point
-    A clean working brought up to date to include the two new files:
-    =${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/Astro/AstroFun.java=
-    and =${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/AstroLib-1.1.5ws.jar=, and an update
-    to
-    =${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/MyHelloWorldServlet.java=.
+    A clean working area, brought up to date to include the two new
+    files -- =Astro/AstroFun.java= in
+    =${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse= and
+    =AstroLib-1.1.5ws.jar= in =${DEV_HOME}/source/lib= -- and an
+    update to =MyHelloWorldServlet.java= in
+    =${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse=.
 
 *** Goal
-    A working, updated application deployed to tomcat
+    A working, updated application deployed to tomcat.
 
 *** Steps
     0. [@0] Pre-steps
@@ -178,33 +241,58 @@
          + =DEV_HOME= is set to where the git repository is cloned to
          + =CLASSPATH= contains =tomcat8-servlet-api.jar=
        - Clean out the working area if there are unnecessary/unwanted files:
-         : rm -vf ${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/*.class
-         : rm -vf ${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse/Astro/*.class
+         : cd ${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse; \
+         :     rm -vf *.class; rm -vf Astro/*.class
          : rm -vf ${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.?ar
          : rm -vfr ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
        - Review the changes that have been applied to the working area
     1. Compile the java files (including the new java file) as per
-       Lesson 1.
+       /Lesson 1/.
 
-       Does it compile? If not, why. Three hints:
-       - there was a new sub-package added,
+       : cd ${DEV_HOME}/source/java/org/gibiris/javaBootcampNoEclipse
+       : javac *.java
+
+       Does it compile? If not, why not? Three hints:
+       - There was a new sub-package added,
          =org.gibiris.javaBootcampNoEclipse.Astro=, which your java
-         compiler needs to be able to find.
-       - there was a new jar file introduced to the repository
-       - there's a bug in the package specification in the new java
+         compiler needs to be able to find
+       - There was a new jar file introduced to the repository
+       - There's a bug in the package specification in the new java
          file. Looking closely at the branches of this git repository,
          you might even find a fix for it.
 
-    2. Build the jar file as per Lesson 2 (except, this time, the
-       =lib= directory exists already).
+    2. Build the jar file as per /Lesson 2/ (except, this time, the
+       =lib= directory exists already):
 
-    3. Build the war file as per Lesson 3.
+       : cd ${DEV_HOME}/source/java
+       : jar cvf ../lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar org
 
-    4. Deploy the updated application as per lesson 4. You will need
+    3. Build the war file as per /Lesson 3/.
+       : mkdir -vp ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
+       : mkdir -vp ${DEV_HOME}/webapp/WEB-INF/lib
+       : cd ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
+       : cp -rv ${DEV_HOME}/source/jsps/* ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
+       : cp -rv ${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.jar \
+       :     ${DEV_HOME}/webapp/WEB-INF/lib
+       : cp -rv ${DEV_HOME}/source/res/web.xml \
+       :     ${DEV_HOME}/webapp/WEB-INF
+       : jar cvf ${DEV_HOME}/source/lib/javaBootcampNoEclipse.war *
+       : cd ${DEV_HOME}; rm -fr ${DEV_HOME}/webapp
+
+    4. Deploy the updated application as per /Lesson 4/. You will need
        to undeploy the previous version first.
 
-       Does it deploy? Why not? (Hint: there was a new jar file
-       introduced to the repository)
+       Does it deploy? Why not? If it deploys, does it work? Why not?
+       (Hint: there was a new jar file introduced to the repository)
 
     5. Fix the new bug, undeploy the bad application and deploy the
        corrected one.
+
+** Fin
+
+   *Look closely. At last, you get to see an eclipse!*
+
+   Hint: what's happening[fn:longPast:... or "what /happened/" if it
+   has gone past] in Grand Island in Nebraska at ~13:00 local time on
+   [2017-08-21 Mon]?
+

docs/setup.org

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+
+#+TITLE: Setup [Dude! Where's my Eclipse!?]
+#+DATE: [2017-08-15 Tue]
+#+AUTHOR: Éibhear Ó hAnluain, Version 1
+#+EMAIL: eibhear.ohanluain@version1.com
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+#+CREATOR:
+#+DESCRIPTION: How to set up an environment to facilitate the preparation and presentation of the "Dude! Where's my Eclipse!?" java bootcamp module.
+#+EXCLUDE_TAGS: noexport
+#+KEYWORDS:
+#+LANGUAGE: en
+#+SELECT_TAGS: export
+
+* Setup [Dude! Where's my Eclipse]
+
+** Introduction
+
+   This document outlines how to prepare an environment that you can
+   use to work on or give the presentation made available at
+   https://gitlab.com/eibhear/javaBootcampNoEclipse/.
+
+   If you are unable to follow these instructions precisely, you could
+   contact the author.
+
+*** Assumptions
+    1. You can easily create and destroy a basic Linux VM, such as is
+       possible with an account on Amazon's AWS or Microsoft's Azure.
+    2. If the specific versions of packages or OS's mentioned below
+       are not available to you, you are able to get and use
+       appropriate alternatives.
+
+*** Software
+    The following OS and package versions were used in the preparation
+    and presentation of this module:
+    - Debian Linux 9.1 (installed using the image file
+      =debian-9.1.0-amd64-netinst.iso=, as downloaded
+      https://cdimage.debian.org/)
+    - Tomcat 8 (including the Tomcat 8 Manager (=tomcat8-admin=))
+    - OpenJDK-8 JDK
+    - =git= (any version) needed to interact with the
+      code/presentation.
+
+    All other tools and utilities mentioned in this document were
+    installed to support the preparation and presentation of the
+    module. For each one, you may decide to use an alternative package
+    or take a different approach.
+
+    - =aptitude= :: The author prefers this to =apt-get=.
+    - =sudo= :: To allow for administration actions on the VM.
+    - =openssh-server= :: To facilitate inbound connections to the
+         command-line.
+    - =curl=, =wget=, =links= :: Useful, text-based, web client tools.
+    - =emacs-nox=, =magit= :: Development tools. GNU/Emacs to edit
+         files, =magit= to interact with the git repository through
+         =emacs=.
+
+*** Other Notes
+    - The package =tomcat8-docs= was /not/ installed as it seemed to
+      break tomcat in a way that the author hadn't time to investigate
+      and fix.
+    - The author wanted to use the command-line to deploy the
+      application into the tomcat instance, but, again, all attempts
+      broke tomcat in a way that was going to be costly to investigate
+      and fix, so therefore we conceded the =manager-gui= for this.
+
+    If you are aware of this behaviour in tomcat, you might contact
+    the author with information on what may have been the problem(s).
+
+** Setup
+   
+*** OS
+    The VM was built as a Debian GNU/Linux server, release 9.1
+    (/Jessie/). The only note-worthy comment on the installation is
+    that when asked for what software to install, none was selected
+    (i.e. the default options were de-selected -- debian installs
+    mandatory packages to give you a working server; when you're asked
+    to select software to install, these are to be /additional/
+    packages). This resulted in a base, headless system, which was
+    then configured according to the script below.
+
+*** Configuration
+    The following shell script was executed by the user =root= once
+    the VM build was completed to configure the environment for this
+    presentation. Prior to running this script, you will need to make
+    the following edits to the script:
+    - Replace the two instances of =%%normal_user%%= with the username
+      of the user you provided during the installation. This will
+      allow that user to perform admin actions.
+    - Replace =%%tomcat_manager_password%%= with a password to be used
+      with the username =tomcat= to access the =/manager= application.
+    #+BEGIN_SRC sh
+      #!/bin/bash
+
+      # Needed to use aptitude
+      echo "apt-get install -y aptitude"
+      apt-get install -y aptitude
+
+      # Needed to give the normal admin access.
+      echo "aptitude install -y sudo "
+      aptitude install -y sudo 
+
+      # Needed for basic inbound connectivity
+      echo "aptitude install -y openssh-server"
+      aptitude install -y openssh-server
+
+      # Needed for local and outbound connectivity testing
+      echo "aptitude install -y curl wget links"
+      aptitude install -y curl wget links
+
+      # Needed for simple development activity
+      echo "aptitude install -y git emacs-nox magit openjdk-8-jdk"
+      aptitude install -y git emacs-nox magit openjdk-8-jdk
+
+      # needed to test with tomcat
+      echo "aptitude install -y tomcat8 tomcat8-admin"
+      aptitude install -y tomcat8 tomcat8-admin
+
+      # Allow the user to perform admin actions.
+      echo "usermod -a -G sudo %%normal_user%%"
+      usermod -a -G sudo %%normal_user%%
+
+      # This allows access to the tomcat manager module. See
+      # http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.0-doc/manager-howto.html
+      # for further information.
+      echo "Building /var/lib/tomcat8/conf/tomcat-users.xml"
+      cat << EOF > /var/lib/tomcat8/conf/tomcat-users.xml
+      <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
+      <!--
+        Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
+        contributor license agreements.  See the NOTICE file distributed with
+        this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership.
+        The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0
+        (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with
+        the License.  You may obtain a copy of the License at
+
+            http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
+
+        Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
+        distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
+        WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
+        See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
+        limitations under the License.
+      -->
+      <tomcat-users xmlns="http://tomcat.apache.org/xml"
+                    xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
+                    xsi:schemaLocation="http://tomcat.apache.org/xml tomcat-users.xsd"
+                    version="1.0">
+      <!--
+        NOTE:  By default, no user is included in the "manager-gui" role required
+        to operate the "/manager/html" web application.  If you wish to use this app,
+        you must define such a user - the username and password are arbitrary. It is
+        strongly recommended that you do NOT use one of the users in the commented out
+        section below since they are intended for use with the examples web
+        application.
+      -->
+      <!--
+        NOTE:  The sample user and role entries below are intended for use with the
+        examples web application. They are wrapped in a comment and thus are ignored
+        when reading this file. If you wish to configure these users for use with the
+        examples web application, do not forget to remove the <!.. ..> that surrounds
+        them. You will also need to set the passwords to something appropriate.
+      -->
+        <role rolename="manager-gui"/>
+        <user username="tomcat" password="%%tomcat_manager_password%%" roles="manager-gui"/>
+      <!--
+        <role rolename="tomcat"/>
+        <role rolename="role1"/>
+        <user username="tomcat" password="<must-be-changed>" roles="tomcat"/>
+        <user username="both" password="<must-be-changed>" roles="tomcat,role1"/>
+        <user username="role1" password="<must-be-changed>" roles="role1"/>
+      -->
+      </tomcat-users>
+      EOF
+
+      # Needed to allow access to the tomcat manager module from outside the
+      # local VM (so that you can connect from a different PC/server).
+      echo "Building /usr/share/tomcat8-admin/manager/META-INF/context.xml"
+      cat << EOF > /usr/share/tomcat8-admin/manager/META-INF/context.xml
+      <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
+      <!--
+        Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
+        contributor license agreements.  See the NOTICE file distributed with
+        this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership.
+        The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0
+        (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with
+        the License.  You may obtain a copy of the License at
+
+            http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
+
+        Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
+        distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
+        WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
+        See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
+        limitations under the License.
+      -->
+      <Context antiResourceLocking="false" privileged="true" >
+        <Valve className="org.apache.catalina.valves.RemoteAddrValve"
+               allow=".*" />
+      </Context>
+      EOF
+
+      # Restarting tomcat, to be sure, to be sure.
+      echo "service tomcat8 restart"
+      service tomcat8 restart
+
+    #+END_SRC
+
+*** Testing
+    To ensure all is set up correctly...
+    1) Review the output of the script above to see if there are any
+       errors.
+    2) You should be able to connect to your VM using =ssh= as your
+       configured user:
+       : ssh <username>@<vmNameOrIP>
+    3) You should be able to run the =sudo= command to perform admin
+       activities. For example, the following command will present
+       your VM's nework routing table. You should be logged in as your
+       "normal user" and you will be required to provide its password
+       (i.e. /not/ root's password).
+       : sudo route
+    4) You should be able to access the following URLs from within
+       your VM (shown here as calls to the =links= utility):
+       - tomcat
+         : links http://localhost:8080/
+       - tomcat manager
+         : links http://localhost:8080/manager/html
+    5) You should be able to access these same URLs from a remote
+       location (e.g. your desktop PC).
+
+       If this doesn't work, it may not be related to your VM
+       configuration, but to the network access controls between the
+       remote location and your VM. For example, if there is a
+       firewall between the two machines, you'll have to get past it.
+    6) Test the module itself (these commands assume you are logged
+       onto the VM as a normal user):
+       : mkdir -pv ${HOME}/development
+       : cd ${HOME}/development
+       : git clone https://gitlab.com/eibhear/javaBootcampNoEclipse.git
+       : cd ${HOME}/development/javaBootcampNoEclipse
+       : git checkout all-lessons-in-one-shell-script
+       : ${HOME}/development/javaBootcampNoEclipse/source/scripts/allInOne.sh
+       If all is well, there will be two new files in
+       =.../source/lib/=, =javaBootcampNoEclipse-up-to-lesson-4.war=
+       and =javaBootcampNoEclipse-lesson-5.war=. Deploy one or both of
+       these war files to tomcat using
+       =http://<vmNameOrIP>:8080/manager/html= to test them they
+       should both work without issue.
+
+    If all is well, you're in a position to work with the code
+    provided in the module or even to present it.