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1. Retrieve the rator-selfcare-rest-api .war file (either from Jenkins/Nexus, see Resources, or by building the .war yourself, see Build).
2. Retrieve the rator-rest-api-auth.war file (either from Jenkins/Nexus, see Resources, or by building the .war yourself, see Build).
3. Copy the war files to the Tomcat webapps directory and (re-)start the Tomcat application.
4. Retrieve the swagger-ui dist folder (either from Github, or from our own repositories, see Resources. Or by building the project yourself, see Build).
5. Copy the dist folder to the Tomcat webapps directory and (re-)start the Tomcat application. You probably want to rename the dist folder to swagger-ui. 
   1. Nb This can be a different Tomcat installation than in step 2, or the same.
6. In your browser, enter the URL "http://<Swagger server and port>/<base-path>/?url=http://<REST server and port>/<base-path>/api/swagger.json". 
7. You should now see a list of the resources available on the REST server.

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1. Check out the source code (See the Resources paragraph above)
2. Create the artifact: mvn clean package
3. You should now have a rator-selfcare-rest-api-<version>.war .war file in the target folder.

rator-rest-api-auth

1. Check out the source code (See the Resources paragraph above)
2. Create the artifact: mvn clean package
3. You should now have a rator-rest-api-auth-<version>.war file in the target folder.

Please notice that the REST project use Java 8 functionality. If your JAVA_HOME environment variable points to a jdk7, or below, you will get compile errors.

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