wiki/howto/windestimation.md
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Under ``docker/Dockerfile_windestimation`` there is a docker file that can be used to produce the Docker image, given that a ``WindEstimationModelsTraining.jar`` exists under [https://static.sapsailing.com/WindEstimationModelsTraining.jar](https://static.sapsailing.com/WindEstimationModelsTraining.jar). Producing an image works like this:
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```
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- docker build --no-cache -f Dockerfile_windestimation -t docker.sapsailing.com:443/windestimationtraining:0.0.4,docker.sapsailing.com:443/windestimationtraining:latest
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```
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To produce the JAR file used for the Docker image creation, run an "Export" command in Eclipse, using "File - Export - Runnable JAR File" with the ``SimpleModelsTrainingPart1`` launch configuration. This will export a JAR that you can then upload to ``trac@sapsailing.com:static`` using a command such as
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curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/octet-stream" --data-binary @windEstimationModels.dat \
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https://username:password@host.sapsailing.com/windestimation/api/windestimation_data
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-You should see a response code of 200, and a success message such as "Wind estimation models accepted".
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