Standalone
Overview
The Trust1Validation and its utilities can also be run in standalone mode. Standalone mode in this case means you can run the services locally on your Windows machine.
Trust1Validation service
Overview
The digital trust service is a service that provides functionalities to digitally sign documents. It also provides a User Interface where a signed document can be validated but also verify certificates.
Via the User Interface reports can be downloaded in PDF format or printed out.
Downloading the service
Compared to bare-metal installation the procedure is simplified as the Tomcat Server is included in this application.
You can download the Sources which include the Trust1Validation service here.
Once you have downloaded and extracted the sources you will have the following files presented.

Running the service
Continuing from the previous step you will have a Webapp-Startup.bat and a Webapp-Shutdown.bat file. These are quite self explanatory.
In Windows you can double-click the Webapp-Startup.bat file to start the Apache Tomcat server with the Trust1Validation service included. You should see an output similar to this.

As you are also able to see in the logs the Server starts on the port 8080 on your localhost (127.0.0.1).
To see the web application you can simply go to http://localhost:8080 in a webbrowser. You should see this UI (depending on the branding the colors and text can be slightly different).

Custom properties
Inside the Apache Tomcat server the Trust1Validation service is hosted. This service has specific properties that can be set and overridden.
To override these you can update the file located in apache-tomcat-8.5.95/lib/dss-custom.properties
By default the following properties are loaded;
Trust1Validation Utility service
Overview
The digital trust service utilities is a extension on the digital trust service. This provide functionalities like PDF/A validation.
Downloading the service
When you download the sources, this service will also be included. The contents of this service look like the following

The bin folder contains the executable and the accompanying bat file which can be used to run the service in Windows.
The conf folder contains all the configuration for the service.
Running the service
To run the service in Windows you can double-click the .bat file which will start the service on port 9000 . The output will look similar to this.

Custom configuration
In the configuration folder you can update the application.conf which is configuration related to the web-service.
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