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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:
 
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/start_DB.sh
 
:$GV_HOME/hsqldb/bin/start_DB.sh
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To verify the correct start of HSQLDB engine you can check the log file.
 
To verify the correct start of HSQLDB engine you can check the log file.
  
Once the HSQLDB engine is running you can start {{GVESB}} executing the script under
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Once the HSQLDB support database is running you can start {{GVESB}} executing the script under
 
:$GV_HOME/bin
 
:$GV_HOME/bin
  

Revision as of 19:30, 9 February 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/start_DB.sh
Linux.png In the case of *nix operating systems, the startup script is start_DB.sh. 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.
Windows.png 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
Linux.png In the case of *nix operating systems, the startup script is start_GreenV.sh. Remember to NEVER run the startup script as root, but with the user choosen for installation, and so the owner of the $GV_SERVER directory.
Windows.png In case of Windows operating system the startup script is start_GreenV.bat.

To verify the correct start of GreenVulcano® ESB, connect to GV Console® and check if your browser accesses the related login page. 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.