WSE Quick Start¶

Deploying WSE is as simple as copying a folder to your disk.

But before, you need to install WSDK.

Windows¶

Depending on your architecture (32/64-bit), download the right WSE version for Windows at:

Let’s say you want to install WSE version 1.0.0 on Win32:

unzip the file wse-1.0.0.zip
then, copy the resulting folder wse-1.0.0 inside the directory c:\erl5.9.1\lib

WSE install on Windows

Check that everything’s fine:

c:\> erl -noshell -s wse -eval 'io:format("~s~n", [wse:version()]), halt().'

This command should print 1.0.0

You’re done!

Same apply to Linux.

Let’s say you want to install the 64-bit WSE version 1.0.0:

download the right WSE version for your architecture (32/64-bit):

$ wget http://webarchivingbucket.com/wse/linux/64bit/wse-1.0.0.tgz

extract and copy the directory under /usr/local/lib/erlang/lib

$ su
# tar xzvf wse-1.0.0.tgz -C /usr/local/lib/erlang/lib
# exit

Check that everything’s fine:

$ erl -noshell -s wse -eval 'io:format("~s~n", [wse:version()]), halt().'

This command should print 1.0.0

Done!

Same apply to Mac OSX.

Let’s say you want to install the 32-bit WSE version 1.0.0:

download the right WSE version your architecture (32/64-bit):

$ wget http://webarchivingbucket.com/wse/osx/32bit/wse-1.0.0.tgz

Check that everything’s fine:

$ erl -noshell -s wse -eval 'io:format("~s~n", [wse:version()]), halt().'

This command should print 1.0.0

Done!

Download the WSE‘s dependencies, and install them as described previously (depending on your OS).

For example, on UNIX/Linux systems:

$ wget http://webarchivingbucket.com/wse/wse_deps.zip
$ unzip -a wse_deps.zip
$ mv wse_deps/* /usr/local/lib/erlang/lib

Done!