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RESO Web API and Data Dictionary compliant reference server

Building the server

In order to run your own local server you need a linux / Unix environment with the following dependencies:

Run the build.sh

This will create everything to run the test server.

Run the run.sh

Assuming you're running the server locally, go to http://localhost:8080/RESOservice-1.0/$metadata
Otherwise, you will have to replace localhost with the IP of your Docker machine.

If you set the SQL_HOST Environment Variable, then the build script will not build the test database. It will only build the reference server.

You will need to configure the following environment variables, so the server can connect to your custom database.