This article is designed to aid in the manual installation of LiveCycle 8.2.2 with MSSQL 2005. Attached is a zip file with all the files that I reference that should be easily dropped.
This article was intended to create development environments.
LiveCycle-JBoss-MSSQL -Install.zip
- Install JVM
- Install JDK 1.5.0.12.
- Create JAVA_HOME environment variable under "My Computer | Properties | Advanced" and point to your JDK installation folder.
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- Install Database
- Install MSSQL 2005. The only thing you need to install is "Server" and "Client/Workstation" components.
- Create a database called "lc_es".
- Run the 6 attached scripts (*.sql) in order against the "lc_es" database. These scripts will prepare your database for Configuration Manager. These scripts will create a user called "lc_db_usr" with a password "password". NOTE: some SQL installs don't let you use "password" as a password so you will have to search and replace this password in all the files from step 6 below and the files in this step.
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- Install LiveCycle 8.2.2
- Unpack the LiveCycle install files to "C:Installs".
- Install LiveCycle 8.2.2 using "Manual". Stop before you run configuration manager (LCM). Let the install hang here.
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- Install JBoss
- Copy "C:InstallsAdobe_LC_ES_JBOSS_WIN_8.2third_partyjboss" folder to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2" folder.
- For JBoss 4.2.0 on 64-bit Windows 2003 copy "C:InstallsAdobe_LC_ES_JBOSS_WIN_8.2third_partyjboss_4.2.0" to "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2" and rename "jboss_4.2.0" to "jboss"
- Copy attached "JBossService.exe" to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jboss" folder.
- For JBoss 4.2.0 on 64-bit Windows 2003 you will need to use the 64-bit version of "JBossService.exe" which is also attached here.
- Run "InstallJBossService.bat" to install JBoss as a Windows Service.
- For JBoss 4.2.0 on 64-bit Windows 2003 you will need to copy "C:InstallsAdobe_LC_ES_JBOSS_WIN_8.2third_partyjbossInstallJBossService.bat" to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jboss" folder.
- For JBoss 4.2.0 on 64-bit Windows 2003 you will need to add "-b <your jboss server ip address>" to the parameters in "InstallJBossService.bat" before you run it. Find "-c all" and add it immediately after this. If the IP address changes you will likely have uninstall the Windows Service, change the IP address in "InstallJBossService.bat" and rerun it.
- To uninstall change "-install JBoss for Adobe LiveCycle ES" to "-uninstall JBoss for Adobe LiveCycle ES" and remove all the parameters after that.
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- Deploy LiveCycle
- Run LCM past the step where it configures the LiveCycle components for deployement and then STOP there (at the LiveCycle ES Database Initialization screen).
- Copy files from the EAR files from the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2configurationManagerexport" folder to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jbossserveralldeploy" folder.
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- Configure JDBC Datasource for LC and JMS
- Copy attached "sqljdbc.jar" to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jbossserveralllib" folder.
- Copy attached "jbossmq.jar" to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jbossserveralllib" folder.
- For JBoss 4.2.0 on 64-bit Windows 2003 ignore this step.
- Copy attached "mssql-ds.xml" and "adobe-ds.xml" to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jbossserveralldeploy" folder (replace existing file).
- Delete the file "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jbossserveralldeploymysql-ds.xml".
- Copy "standardjbosscmp-jdbc.xml", "login-config.xml", "standardjaws.xml" to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jbossserverallconf" folder (replace existing files).
- For JBoss 4.2.0 on 64-bit Windows 2003 copy ONLY "standardjbosscmp-jdbc.xml" and "login-config.xml" to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jbossserverallconf" folder (replace existing files).
- Copy "mssql-jdbc2-service.xml" and "mssql-jdbc-state-service.xml" to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jbossserveralldeploy-hasingletonjms" folder.
- For JBoss 4.2.0 on 64-bit Windows 2003 copy "mssql-jdbc2-service.xml" and "mssql-jdbc-state-service.xml" to the "C:AdobeLiveCycle8.2jbossserverall deploy jms" folder.
- Delete "mysql-jdbc2-service.xml" and "mysql-jdbc-state-service.xml".
- Start "JBoss
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- Run Configuration Manager
- Finish running LCM.
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- That's it
courtsey : Brad White
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