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GitHub Issue: Islandora/documentation#572 and Islandora/documentation#665
What does this Pull Request do?
Downloads and installs the required openseadragon libraries, module and configures Cantaloupe to serve files from the Drupal filesystem.
Also updates system config to ensure ActiveMQ starts with system startup.
What's new?
This gets OpenSeadragon installed, it does NOT however enable it as a field formatter. See the testing instructions for more details.
How should this be tested?
You must go to Admin -> Structure -> Media Bundles, choose Manage Display from the Edit dropdown menu beside OBJ, and choose Openseadragon as the formatter for the File field.
Save
You may need to do this on both Default and Content tabs, depending if you change the View Mode below.
You then need to go to Admin -> Structure -> Content types, choose Manage Display beside Islandora Image.
Change the Format dropdown beside OBJ, from Label to Rendered Entity.
I'd also recommend clicking the little gear icon and changing the View Mode to Content for consistency.
Save
Create an Islandora Image and put an image (Jpeg, Gif, Png, or Tiff) in the OBJ field.
Remember to check "Include file in display" before you click "Create Media"
Save and publish
Interested parties
@dannylamb @jonathangreen