Sun Microsystems iPlanet Integration Server 3.0, Process System Manual

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Setting Up an iIS Process System
Chapter 2 Setting Up an iIS Process Management System 55
Setting Up an iIS Process System
After you have decided how to configure your iIS process system (and filled out
the table in the previous section), you are ready to set up your system.
To set up an iIS process system, run the platform-specific iIS installation program
on each node requiring iIS process system software. The software components
installed by the program depend on whether the target node is a central server
node, engine server node, client development node (process development or client
application development), or runtime client.
Because the iIS installation program depends on services provided by an iPlanet
UDS runtime system, you must set up a functioning iPlanet UDS runtime
environment if you do not already have one at your site. (See
“Preparation: Setting
up an iPlanet UDS Runtime Environment” on page 44 .)
iIS Process System Setup Procedure
The following general procedure should be followed in setting up an iIS process
system.
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To set up an iIS process system
1.
Make sure that you have a functioning iPlanet UDS environment that includes
all the server and client nodes required to support your iIS process system.
2.
Run the iIS installation program on your iPlanet UDS central server node.
3.
Run the iIS installation program on all iIS engine server nodes.
4.
Run the iIS installation program on all iIS client nodes (process development
and/or client application development nodes).
5.
On all development nodes, set the FORTE_REPOSNAME environment
variable to the name of your iIS Repository Server. (You can use the iPlanet
UDS Control Panel—see the iPlanet UDS System Management Guide for more
information.)
6.
Configure and start your iIS process engine or engines. (See Chapter 4,
“Managing Engines.” )