Difference between revisions of "Installing a New Application Server"

Revision as of 21:51, 18 September 2015

Review the Installable Version Release Notes.
Ensure that all database servers and web servers are configured to be in the same timezone, regardless of where they are geographically located.
Login to a command shell
Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable used by the installation/upgrade script to create configuration settings. For example:
export JAVA_HOME=/opt/jdk1.7.0_nn/

Go to the directory where the install will occur. For example:
cd /opt/LongJump_platform

Copy the archive to that directory.

Unpack it: tar xvfz longjump_app_server.tar.gz
The longjump_app_server/ folder is created.
Go to the installation folder.
Edit the installation.properties file to specify the settings for this instance.
Save the file and make a copy of it.
- The settings must be the same for subsequent upgrades.
Run the installation script: #./configure.pl
The application server is installed.

~~Set up LONGJUMP_HOME~~
Install the Platform License
Install the Chart Handling Libraries
(These libraries can also be added later. They are required to email a chart or report.)
Start the Application Server

Important:
If you plan to enable Java Code Governors and you are installing on Red Hat 6, be sure to carry out the Additional Installation Step for RedHat 6.

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 ====Configuring the Application Server for a New Installation====
-If the platform has been previously installed on this server, follow the instructions at [[#Upgrades|Upgrades]]. Otherwise:
 # Review the [[Installable Version Release Notes]].
+# Ensure that all database servers and web servers are configured to be in the same timezone, regardless of where they are geographically located.
 #Login to a command shell
 #<s>Set the <tt>JAVA_HOME</tt> environment variable used by the installation/upgrade script to create configuration settings. For example: