Installation Guide

 

Summary

 

This guide provides requirements and instructions for a seamless installation of Freeblisket/Weblisket.  If you have any problems during installation please refer to the QA section at the end of this document.  If the QA section fails to solve your installation problem(s) please email us as support@allbinary.com

 

Requirements

 

This section covers the requirements of Freeblisket/Weblisket and a list of tested systems.  For a current list of tested systems and requirements please visit www.allbinary.com.

 

Minimum System Requirements

 

The minimum requirements do not guarantee a working Freeblisket/Weblisket.  They merely specify what the system must have for the possibility that Freeblisket/Weblisket will work.

 

 

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Thoroughly Tested System

 

Linux System(s)

OS: Fedora Core 2

Java: 1.4.2

Java Server:  Tomcat 4.1.31

SQL Database: MySQL

 

Installation Instructions for Freeblisket/Weblisket

 

1.      Download Freeblisket/Weblisket at www.allbinary.com.

 

Note: If you are reading this you have already downloaded Freeblisket/Weblisket since this file is contained in the Weblisket download and should not available anywhere else. J

 

2.      If you are installing Freeblisket/Weblisket on a remote machine continue with the next step otherwise goto step 6.

 

Note: It is faster to upload the compressed Weblisket file to a remote machine and then extract it on the remote machine instead of uploading all of the files individually.  Although, it may be hard if you do not have shell access to the remote machine.

 

3.      Upload Freeblisket/Weblisket to the webapp directory on the remote machine using an Ftp client

4.      Extract the Freeblisket/Weblisket file with the appropriate extraction tool (tar –xvf  Freeblisket/Weblisket.tar, unzip Freeblisket/Weblisket.war, etc...) in the webapp directory.

 

Note: The Weblisket file structure should look like the following:

 

Webapp directory/

 

WEB-INF/

 

WEB-INF/classes/

 

Other directories

 

5.      Now load the webapp with the JSP Server you are using.

 

Note: For example, if you are using Tomcat you can load a webapp with the App Manager.  You can usually find it at www.yourhost.com/manager/list with Username: manager Password: manager.  If this is not the case please refer to you Servlet/JSP Server.

 

6.      Load a web browser and goto the following address:

      http://www.yourhostname.com/<context if any>/installer/start.jsp

 

Default Username and Password: Installer

 

Note: If the webpage fails to load please refer to the QA section on the next page.

 

7.      Continue the installation process with the instructions provided in the browser.

 

QA Section - Coming Soon