mac osx

I like to know also if osx is supported...!

Thanks Hugo for the tips.

I've successfully install Joget v3 Enterprise into a MacBook Air running Mac OS X Lion update 10.7.3. Manage to import an app into it and running fine. Below are the steps taken

1) How to install APACHE TOMCAT in Mac (I'm using apache-tomcat-6.0.35.tar.gz)
Refer to this link

2) How to install MySQL in Mac (I'm using mysql-5.5.23-osx10.6-x86_64.dmg)
Refer to this link

3) How to setup JOGET in Mac (I'm using joget-enterprise-linux-3.0.2.tar.gz)
     i) Unzip the Joget Bundle for Linux to any folder (e.g Joget).
    ii) Shut down your tomcat and copy jw.war and jwdesigner.war from /Joget/joget-enterprise-linux-3.0.2/apache-tomcat-6.0.18/webapps and paste it into your [tomcat location]/webapps.
   iii) Open your [tomcat location]/bin/startup.sh and add JAVA_OPTS="-XX:MaxPermSize=128m -Xmx512M -Dwflow.home=./wflow/ " into the shell script. In this case my wflow folder is located in the same location as my tomcat folder.
   iv) Dump JOGET database (which can be obtained from /Joget/joget-enterprise-linux-3.0.2/data) into your MySQL
    v) Start your tomcat and JOGET shall be running (http://localhost:8080/jw)  

I finally got it installed on Mac OSX Lion and MAMP.  Thought my findings might help someone out...

Installing / Configuring Tomcat

I downloaded and extracted tomcat (follow all of munfatt's instructions above) to /Applications/MAMP/tomcat

I edited my bash console settings

vi ~/.bash_profile

and appended the following:

export CATALINA_HOME=/Applications/MAMP/tomcat
export JAVA_OPTS="-XX:MaxPermSize=128m -Xmx512M -Dwflow.home=/Users/nickkohne/tomcat/wflow/ "
alias tomcat_stop="/Applications/MAMP/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh"
alias tomcat_start="/Applications/MAMP/tomcat/bin/startup.sh"

I'm just evaluating joGet, so I prefer starting and stopping tomcat manually with tomcat_start and tomcat_stop.  I tried to modify the MAMP/bin/start.sh to do this automatically but it didn't work if I was starting/stopping from the MAMP interface.  So to automate this you'll have to work something out.

Anyway, ensure that the -Dwflow.home points to a valid folder.  -Dwflow.home=~/tomcat/wflow actually creates a ~ folder in your home folder, so it took me a while to get the correct files modified in the next step.

Also remember to reload your bash settings after changing it, with

source ~/.bash_profile

Installing JoGet

Get the linux version of joget and copy the two .war files from apache-tomcat-x.x.x / webapps folder to your own tomcat/webapps

Running http://localhost:8080/manager should let you see the applications available.  You'll probably notice /jw hasn't started.  When tomcat tries to run it, joget will look for some configuration files in the -Dwflow.home you defined in your bash and will create them if they don't exist.  You'll want that done before you move to the next step.

Editing app_datasource-default.properties

Edit the above-mentioned file to match your database settings.

Ensure the PORT (the number in the localhost:3306 bit) matches what is specified in your MAMP > Server > General page for the MySQL field.

IMPORTANT:  Check that "Allow local access only" is NOT ticked in your MAMP > Server > MySQL settings.  (This is what had me for a good while)

If you encounter any problems, check the tomcat/logs/catalina.out file.

Hope this helps!

Thanks to everyone who have taken time to post the steps. It worked fine. I saw this thread long back but didn't try it my Mac rather was using Windows VM to run JoGet. Now, JoGet v3 looks cool in Mac. Thanks again!

- Arun

Gracias soy nuevo y quiero explorar esta aplicacion con mi mac, tratare de hacr lo que indican pero no tengo ni la mitad del conocimiento que detallan.