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− | + | Once the [[Installation]] and configuration steps are finished, before start {{GVESB}} the [[HSQLDB support database]] must be started by executing the following script: | |
+ | :$GV_HOME/hsqldb/bin | ||
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+ | |[[File:linux.png]] | ||
+ | | In case of *nix operating systems, the startup script is ''start_DB.sh ''. <br/><br/>Remember to NEVER run the startup script as ''root'', but with the user <br/> choosen for installation, and so the owner of the $GV_HOME directory. | ||
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− | + | | [[File:windows.png]] | |
− | + | | In case of Windows operating system the startup script is ''start_DB.cmd ''. | |
+ | |} | ||
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+ | To verify the correct start of HSQLDB engine you can check the log file. | ||
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+ | Once the [[HSQLDB support database]] is running you can start {{GVESB}} executing the script under | ||
+ | :$GV_HOME/bin | ||
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+ | {| class="note" | ||
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− | | | + | |[[File:linux.png]] |
+ | | In case of *nix operating systems, the startup script is ''gvstart.sh'' (start_GreenV.sh in case of [[Manual Installation]]). <br/><br/>Remember to NEVER run the startup script as ''root'', but with the user <br/> choosen for installation, and so the owner of the $GV_HOME directory. | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | {| class="note" | ||
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− | | [[File: | + | | [[File:windows.png]] |
+ | | In case of Windows operating system the startup script is ''gvstart.cmd'' (start_GreenV.cmd in case of [[Manual Installation]]). | ||
|} | |} | ||
+ | To verify the correct start of {{GVESB}}, connect to {{L_GVCONSOLE}} and check if your browser accesses the related login page. | ||
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+ | :URL - http://<Server Address>:<Port>/gvconsole | ||
+ | :user - User configured during installation process. | ||
+ | :password - Password configured during installation process. | ||
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+ | In case of [[Manual Installation]] you can access to the gvconsole as follow: | ||
− | + | :URL - http://localhost:8080/gvconsole | |
− | : http:// | + | :user - gvesb |
+ | :password - gvesb | ||
− | System administrators will find it convenient to configure | + | System administrators will find it convenient to configure {{GVESB}} start and stop along with that of the server. In this case, the {{GVESB}} start and stop scripts can be taken, or called by the system start and stop scripts. |
Latest revision as of 09:56, 28 May 2012
Once the Installation and configuration steps are finished, before start GreenVulcano® ESB the HSQLDB support database must be started by executing the following script:
- $GV_HOME/hsqldb/bin
In case of Windows operating system the startup script is start_DB.cmd . |
To verify the correct start of HSQLDB engine you can check the log file.
Once the HSQLDB support database is running you can start GreenVulcano® ESB executing the script under
- $GV_HOME/bin
In case of *nix operating systems, the startup script is gvstart.sh (start_GreenV.sh in case of Manual Installation). Remember to NEVER run the startup script as root, but with the user choosen for installation, and so the owner of the $GV_HOME directory. |
In case of Windows operating system the startup script is gvstart.cmd (start_GreenV.cmd in case of Manual Installation). |
To verify the correct start of GreenVulcano® ESB, connect to GV Console® and check if your browser accesses the related login page.
- URL - http://<Server Address>:<Port>/gvconsole
- user - User configured during installation process.
- password - Password configured during installation process.
In case of Manual Installation you can access to the gvconsole as follow:
- URL - http://localhost:8080/gvconsole
- user - gvesb
- password - gvesb
System administrators will find it convenient to configure GreenVulcano® ESB start and stop along with that of the server. In this case, the GreenVulcano® ESB start and stop scripts can be taken, or called by the system start and stop scripts.