User manual COMPIERE 3.2WINDOWS SYSTEM ENTERPRISEDB INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

[. . . ] 9) Select the Next button to proceed. Compiere Learning Services Copyright © 2008 Compiere Inc. ­ All rights reserved 4 10) Select the Oracle-Compatible defaults and samples option. 11) Select the Next button to continue. 12) Select the destination folder by selecting the Browse button. Hint: This document will assume C:\ is the selected directory. [. . . ] 3) Verify that the bin directory for your database executables is included in the PATH. 4) Execute the script $COMPIERE_HOME/RUN_Setup. Note: if the following window does not display, please ensure that the following are updated. · · · Add the folder where you have installed JDK 1. 6 at the beginning of the PATH system environment variable. Set the JAVA_HOME system variable to the location of your java installation (e. g. , `C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1. 6. 0_5') Set the COMPIERE_HOME system variable to the path of your Compiere installation (e. g. , `C:\Compiere2') Compiere Learning Services Copyright © 2008 Compiere Inc. ­ All rights reserved 8 5) Select Database Type of postgreSQL. 6) In System Password, use the Database Administrator User password. 7) For Database Password, use `compiere` (or any password. )' 8) Enter or update the Parameters as necessary. 9) For Server Names, i. e. , (Application, Database and Mail) use the DNS name of the server. Hint: Do not use localhost (127. 0. 0. 1) or IP address. 10) Select the Help button, for information on any field. 11) Select the Test button to check the parameters. Note: Parameters must be verified in order to save 12) If an entry is unverifiable, it will display with a red X. Correct the entry and reselect Test/Save. 13) Once all fields are verified, click the Save button to proceed. Compiere Learning Services Copyright © 2008 Compiere Inc. ­ All rights reserved 9 14) At the prompt enter your company information as appropriate and verify that the common name is the address of your application server. Once all fields are complete, click ok to continue. 15) Next, read and accept the license agreement. Hint: You might get more than one license agreement, depending on the components that you are installing. 16) A default security key will be generated, click `Ok' to continue. Compiere Learning Services Copyright © 2008 Compiere Inc. ­ All rights reserved 10 17) The Next step is to provide the Subscriber Information. Current customers should provide the subscriber information (System Name, Email and Password) exactly as it was registered in the Compiere Web Store to get a complete list of applications. Click Check Available Applications to get a list of applications that are available to be installed. Tip: Community Edition users may leave the fields blank and click "Check available components" to install the Community Edition. 18) Select the applications that you would like to install. You can include additional applications by using the button Add Application. By default all available applications will be installed. If you do not wish to install one of them you should change the action field from "New Install" to "-None-". Notice that Compiere Core is a Mandatory Prerequisite and must be selected. [. . . ] Start the Compiere Application Server 1) You can now start the JBoss based Compiere Application Server via RUN_Server2 in the $COMPIERE_HOME/utils directory. Check the logs in $COMPIERE_HOME/jboss/server/compiere/logs to verify this. 3) Common problems include ports already in use 17:41:09, 085 ERROR [NamingService] Could not start on port 1099 java. net. BindException: Address already in use: JVM_Bind at java. net. PlainSocketImpl. socketBind(Native Method) There is another program using port 1099; Stop it and restart Run_Server2 or setup Compiere to use another port in RUN_setup. Likely port conflicts: · · · 80 - You have some other web server running (or you need privileges under Linux/Unix) 8080 - The Oracle Database uses that 1099 - Often used by IDEs for debugging - Compiere Learning Services Copyright © 2008 Compiere Inc. [. . . ]