Create a database (or

tablespace

) for Process Server. Select the

Configuration

link in the navigation bar for details.

Process Server needs to be granted the following permissions on your schema:

Collect the following information that you will be prompted for during configuration:

Host, port number, and database name where you are deploying Process Server
The full path to a supported JDBC database driver
Driver implementation class name
Database username and password
Hints and examples of this information are provided in the appropriate page of the Configuration utility's online Help.

For an upgrade installation of Process Server, manually install the database schema. For a new installation, you can automatically install the database schema during configuration.

Ensure that the

JAVA_HOME

environment variable is set.

Ensure that your JVM memory settings in your application server match the recommendations described in

Prerequisites.

MultiSite Installations Only:

To configure MultiSite clustering, be sure to review the instructions in

Process Server MultiSite Configuration

. Access the instructions from the

Configuration

link in the navigation bar on the right.

Unix Platform Only:

After installing any version of the Process Server on any UNIX OS, you may receive an error when starting the server such as

cannot write to temp location [/temp]

. This is due to an OS restriction on the number of files that can be created. To avoid this error, before installing the server edit your UNIX security configuration file directly to allow a larger number of files to be opened. In UNIX the parameter NOFILE sets the maximum number of files that can be opened by a single process. For example, in the file

/etc/security/limits.conf

you could add the line

- nofile 10240

to raise the limit from the default 1024 value. 10240 should be large enough. If you are unsure, setting "unlimited" can be considered.

In your

ActiveVOS

installation folder, locate the

[

server]-config

>bin

folder, and select the

config-deploy

utility.

Complete the configuration and deployment. Use the online Help as needed.

Use your server container's documentation for help in starting the Process Server.

You will need access to your Process Server license.

Open the Process Console in a browser:

Add your license on the License page. Select the Admin menu item of the Process Console and then select License. Select

Add

and copy and paste all of the Process Server license into the dialog. Then select the Server Status navigation menu item and select

Start Server

to start the Process Server.