|
SiteStudio Installation Guide for Windows®
This document DOESN'T refer to SiteStudio integrated with H-Sphere.
It describes installation of SiteStudio as a standalone or integrated with Plesk,
Enzim or other non-psoft CPs. If you have H-Sphere installed,
you ALREADY have SiteStudio integrated with it.
Before installing SiteStudio you must create the databases
to store account data and other information. With the first
launch of SiteStudio, the configuration program will prompt
you for the database name or any other data source.
- Creating Database for SiteStudio
- SiteStudio Installation Step-by-step
Creating Database for SiteStudio
To create database for SiteStudio follow the instruction:
- Reconfigure SiteStudio by running the following command:
studio.bat setup or setup.bat
- Create databases. MySQL,PostgreSQL and MS-SQL Server databases and ODBC data sources are supported.
- To create databases in MySQL, run the following command:
mysqladmin createdb <DB_NAME>
- To create databases in PostgreSQL, run the following command:
createdb <DB_NAME>
Note: If you cannot create database, follow the instructions
in the attached manuals for MySQL/PostgreSQL.
- If you have MS-SQL Server installed, create the database for
SiteStudio with "Enterprise Manager".
- Create ODBC data source. Remember that ODBC data source can be created only by a user with
administrator privileges. To create ODBC data source :
3.1 Open the ODBC data sources Administrator:
- for Windows® NT 4.0, go to Control Panel->Data Sources (ODBC)
- for Windows® 2000/XP, go to Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Data Sources (ODBC)
(Note: for XP Switch Control Panel to Classic View if necessary)
3.2 Select the System DSN tab and click the Add... button.
3.3 When the Create New Data Source window appears, select the required
driver and click the Finish button.
3.4 In the ODBC Setup window enter the <Data Source Name>,
click the Select... (to select source) or Create... (to create source)
button. Click the Advanced... button and in the window that
appears enter <Login name> and <Password>.
3.5 Close all windows by clicking the OK button.
SiteStudio comes with "counter","guestbook","poll" plugins which
require "counter", "guestbook" and "poll" databases or data sources.
NOTICE: If you haven't created these databases (sources)
in the configuration program, you need to enter "yes"
when asked: "Do you want to install plugins?".
SiteStudio Installation Step-by-step
- Make sure you have installed JDK 1.3 or later. You can
download it from this location: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/
- Set environment variable JAVA_HOME to the directory where your JDK1.3 or
later is installed:
- Right click the My Computer icon of your desktop and
select the Properties menu.
- Select the Advanced tab and click the Environment Variables
button.
- In the dialog box that appears, add JAVA_HOME user environment variable.
- Click OK.
- Go to <SiteStudio directory> and run the studio.bat file.
- The first time you run SiteStudio, the configuration program sets
SiteStudio parameters. Answer the prompted questions.
NOTE: to reconfigure SiteStudio, run:
setup.bat or studio.bat setup command.
- To access SiteStudio, you have to add new account(s). To do it, open
your browser and type in its address field:
http://<YourHostName>:8080/servlet/psoft.masonry.Admin.
You will see the Admin panel. Enter it with login: admin and password: admin.
- After you entered Admin panel, click the Create table icon.
Then click the Add user icon to create new user(s).
- To open SiteStudio, type:
http://<YourHostName>:8080/servlet/psoft.masonry.Builder
in the address field of your browser.
For example, on the local host the URL can look like this:
http://localhost:8080/servlet/psoft.masonry.Builder
- To stop SiteStudio, simply close the window.
After successful installation please send an email to info@psoft.net.
If any questions appear, please send an email to
support@psoft.net
Please include the file masonry.properties and corresponding
parts of error logs, if any, to your email message.
|