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* Changes in '''/home/mor/public''' are not overwritten during updates - that allows you to change default MOR '''images''' and '''CSS'''. | * Changes in '''/home/mor/public''' are not overwritten during updates - that allows you to change default MOR '''images''' and '''CSS'''. | ||
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* Using this command you can determine a current MOR version and revision: | |||
svn info /home/mor | |||
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Revision as of 07:28, 27 July 2011
About
This page is dedicated for programmers who are integrating MOR into other products or modifying MOR GUI.
Facts about MOR
Technologies used
- Ruby on Rails - GUI
- MySQL - used for data storage
- Asterisk - used for interconnecting the calls.
- CentOS Linux - platform. Other Linux distributions might work but are not supported by Kolmisoft.
- Apache - a web server
MOR Development Machine
We advise you to create a development machine where you could test your changes. A development machine can be prepared by following this guide:
It will be a fully functioning MOR system with a 2 calls limit.
MOR API
Reasons to use MOR API
- MOR API allows you to perform some operations without modifying the GUI - does not require any Ruby on Rails knowledge.
- MOR API can be used in any programming language which supports sending POST requests.
- When you modify a GUI directly - each time MOR system is updated - your changes are overwritten by MOR upgrade scripts. Your changes are backuped and it is your responsibility to merge those changes back.
Operations supported by MOR API
- User registration
- Login / Logout
- Callback - can be used to initiate a call from your application
- Invoices - retrieves a list of invoices in a selected time period
- Balance - retrieves a user balance
- Rate - check user rate for a phone number prefix
And many more...
A full MOR API documentation is available here.
Facts you should know
- MOR GUI is located in /home/mor and can be access using a SSH supporting client like Filezilla
- When you modify a ruby code - you have to restart the web server for the changes to take effect:
/etc/init.d/httpd restart
- PhpMyAdmin is available at address: http://SERVER_IP/phpmyadmin and password from it can be found using this command in server:
[root@localhost ~]# cat /root/phpMyAdminPassword Login and Password from phpMyAdmin system: admin t5Hg1PR1yu
- Changes in /home/mor/public are not overwritten during updates - that allows you to change default MOR images and CSS.
- Using this command you can determine a current MOR version and revision:
svn info /home/mor
Useful tools
- When your changes are overwritten by MOR upgrade scripts - you can restore them easier with merge tools like: Winmerge which shows you the differences between files and allows you to merge as you go.
Other information sources
