Server Setup
These guides demonstrate how to setup the gateway with MySQL and JBoss. Since some configuration information, like the database connection information, is stored in the Enterprise Archive (EAR) file, you will need to re-package the gateway to be able to deploy it to a JBoss/MySQL environment. Following these guides from start to finish could take 30 minutes or more. If you're just here because you want to see what the application does and/or what it looks like, then I suggest that you take a look at the Live Demo
. Alternatively, we have a pre-built EAR file that will "just work" after being dropped into a JBoss deploy directory. Instructions for the pre-built EAR file can be found here
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Quick Start
| Pre-Built
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This guide explains how deploy the pre-built EAR file. |
Database
| MySQL Setup
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This guide explains how to install the MySQL Database Server on Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 (etch) |
| DB Setup
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This guide explains how to configure MySQL to run the gateway application. |
Gateway Application
| Configuration
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This guide explains how to configure the gateway. |
| Backups
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This guide explains how to perform backups of the gateway and its data. |
Application Server
| JBoss Setup
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This guide explains how to install the JBoss Application Server on Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 (etch) |
| Oracle App Server
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This guide explains how to install the Oracle Application Server 10g Java Edition on Windows XP |
| Deployment
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This guide explains how to configure JBoss to run the gateway application. |
Miscellaneous
| Pen Setup
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This guide explains how to install the pen load balancer on Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 (etch) |