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Installing and Configuring Macromedia (Allaire) JRun
Macromedia (Allaire) JRun is the servlet engine used by eCollaboration. eCollaboration supports JRun 3.0.2a.
Before installing the Siebel eCollaboration server, you must install JRun on the same computer.
To use JRun, you must perform the following tasks:
- Uninstall previous versions of JRun if necessary.
- Download and install the Java Runtime Engine (JRE), which includes the Java Developer Kit, if it is not already installed.
- Install JRun.
- Configure JRun through the JRun Management Console.
CAUTION: If you have an earlier version of JRun, you must uninstall it and delete the physical directory from your computer. You may need to restart your machine to remove the physical directory.
You must download and install Java Developer Kit (JDK) 1.2 or higher before installing JRun. One way of doing so is to download Java™ 2 SDK, Standard Edition, at
http://www.sun.com
. The SDK contains JDK.Installing JRun
You must install JRun on the same machine as the eCollaboration server.
To install JRun 3.0.2a
- Stop IIS Admin service if it is running.
- By default, JRun uses port 8000. Determine whether port 8000 is open. If it is not, determine an open port for JRun to use.
- On the Windows Server Ancillary Programs CD-ROM, double-click the
jr302.exe
file in theThirdpty\allaire\enu\jrun
directory.The JRun installation wizard's Welcome screen appears.
- For each of the screens and dialog boxes shown in the following table, make the recommended entry, and then click Next to continue.
Screen/Dialog Box Recommended Entry Comment Welcome No entry. JRun License Agreement Yes. JRun Product Serial Number Enter the serial number JR300E1-5800-6270-1013 from license.txt file in theThirdpty\allaire\enu\jrun
directory on the Windows Server Ancillary Programs CD-ROM. JRun Installation Folder Change the destination folder to a folder at the root level of the server machine, for exampleC:\JRun
. Click Browse, and then enter a new folder name or navigate to an existing folder. Setup Type Full installation. Program Folder Accept the default or specify another folder. Setup Status screen is displayed during the subsequent installation. Install JRun Services Yes, install JRun services. Select a Java runtime Select a Java Development Kit (JDK) version 1.2 or later. JVM Advisor No entry. Read the advisory material. JRun Management Console Accept default port 8000 or enter the number of an open port. See Step 2. JRun Management Console Create and enter an administrative password. Record this password and the "admin" user name elsewhere for safekeeping. JRun Product Information Enter your contact information (optional). JRun Setup Complete Click the "Start the JRun Management Console, I'll configure my Web server later" radio button. Click Finish instead of Next.Configuring JRun
You must use the JRun Management Console to define communication between JRun and to your Web server.
Before configuring JRun, determine the following:
- The number of a free port with which JRun can connect to the Web server
- The full path to the scripts directory on the Web server
To configure JRun on Windows platforms with the JRun Management Console
- Make sure the JRun Admin Server is started and your Web server is stopped. To confirm or make changes, choose Start > Settings > Control Panel, and then double-click Services.
- If the JRun Management Console login page is not already displayed, choose Start > Programs > JRun 3.0 > JRun Management Console.
The JRun Management Console login page appears in your browser.
- Log in with user name = admin and password = the administrative password you created in the To install JRun 3.0.2a procedure. If the JRun Quick Start Product Tour browser window appears, close it.
The JRun Application Management Console and Server Administrator page appears.
- Click the connector wizard tab.
The Connector Wizard Step 1 frame appears.
- Make the following entries for Step 1 of the Connector Wizard, and then click Next.
The following dialog box warns you to stop your Web server and the World Wide Web Publishing Service. These services should already be stopped, so click OK.
The Connector Wizard Step 2 frame appears.
- Make the following entries for Step 2 of the Connector Wizard, and then click Next.
The Connector Wizard Step 3 frame appears.
- Make the following entries for Step 3 of the Connector Wizard, and then click Next.
The Connector Wizard Step 4 frame appears, indicating successful completion.
- Click Done, and then log out of the JRun Management Console.
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Siebel eCollaboration Administration Guide Published: 24 June 2003 |