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Testing locally
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First, set up a tunnel to Jenkins LDAP server. Run the following command and keep the terminal open:
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ssh -L 9389:localhost:389 cucumber.jenkins-ci.org
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Create `config.properties` in the same directory as `pom.xml`. See the `Parameters` class for the details,
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but it should look something like the following:
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server=ldap://localhost:9389/
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managerDN=cn=admin,dc=jenkins-ci,dc=org
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newUserBaseDN=ou=people,dc=jenkins-ci,dc=org
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smtpServer=localhost
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recaptchaPublicKey=6Ld--8ASAAAAANHmHaM1sdSYshtmXTin1BNtaw86
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recaptchaPrivateKey=*****
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managerPassword=*****
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Finally, run the application with Jetty, then access `http://localhost:8080/`:
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mvn jetty:run
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(As you can see above, this connects your test instance to the actual LDAP server, so the data you'll be seeing
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is real.
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