Table of Content: Ntegrate (V1.2) Installation Guide
Table of Content: Ntegrate (V1.2) Installation Guide
2) Installation Guide 1
Table of Content
Copyright Notice ..................................................................................................................................... 2
1 Pre-installation Description........................................................................................................ 3
1.1 Hardware Requirements .............................................................................................. 3
1.2 Software Requirements: (**: recommended)................................................................ 3
2 Installation of JRE 1.2.2............................................................................................................. 5
3 Installation of SonicMQ 2000.1 Enterprise Edition.................................................................... 6
4 Installation of SQL Server.......................................................................................................... 7
5 Installation of Sun JSDK 2.0...................................................................................................... 8
6 Installation of Apache ................................................................................................................ 9
7 Installation of Apache Tomcat.................................................................................................. 10
8 Installation of nTegrate .............................................................................................................11
9 Customization for SonicMQ 2000.1......................................................................................... 12
9.1 Configuration .............................................................................................................. 12
9.2 SonicMQ Database Installation .................................................................................. 13
9.3 Initiation ................................................................................................................... 13
9.4 Shutdown ................................................................................................................... 15
10 Customization for SQL Server................................................................................................. 16
11 Customization for Apache........................................................................................................ 19
12 Customization for Apache Tomcat........................................................................................... 20
13 Configuration File (ntegrate.conf) Settings.............................................................................. 22
14 Configuration of nTegrate Analyzer ......................................................................................... 25
15 Configuration of nTegrate Plug-ins .......................................................................................... 26
16 Other Environment Settings .................................................................................................... 28
17 nTegrate Server Invocation ..................................................................................................... 30
18 Upgrade nTegrate.................................................................................................................... 33
Appendix A: Configuration of nTegrate Cluster .................................................................................... 35
Appendix B: Shutdown nTegrate Server Gracefully ............................................................................. 36
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1 Pre-installation Description
This installation guide can be used in server or client installation. In server CD package, it contains
both server and client. Before you install nTegrate, you must read the hardware and software
requirements carefully to reduce installation problems. In addition, it is very important for you to read
the license agreement enclosed with CD package.
Besides, with nTegrate v1.2, it’s possible for you to construct cluster machines to work as secondary
servers. For cluster machine installation, please refer to Appendix A in this Installation Guide.
Component Server
CPU Pentium III-600 or above (**)
Memory Minimum 256MB
Hard Disk Minimum 500MB
Communication Internet connection
VGA 256 color mode or higher
Note: Copies of Apache Web Server, Java Virtual Machine, and JDK 1.2.2 may be downloaded from
Apache's and Sun's websites.
Besides the standard plug-ins provided by nTegrate, to enable business processes, the required new
application development is performed under Java Development Kit (currently JDK 1.2.2) and Java
Servlet Development Kit (currently JSDK 2.0) Environment.
The clients with the H/W and S/W requirements mentioned above can conduct system administration,
process building, and process management. Process performers who conduct just approval processes
need only a web-enabled environment (connecting to Internet) to perform the approval processes.
The hardware requirement for SonicMQ is mandatory for B2B scenario (i.e., multiple partners involved),
but is optional for the case of single company. For the former scenario, SonicMQ must be on the DMZ
(De-Militarized Zone), i.e., between firewall and Intranet, so that SonicMQ can be accessed from
Internet. Therefore, it is strongly recommended (or mandatory for customer security sake) to have
SonicMQ and nTegrate separated, i.e., SonicMQ at DMZ and nTegrate at intranet. For the later
scenario, it is fine to have nTegrate and SonicMQ on the same machine. However, because SonicMQ
requires at least 256MB memory, it is recommended to have 512 MB memory on that machine.
nTegrate server is Web-enabled to use URL for file access. Therefore, a Web server (i.e., Apache
Server 1.3.12) should be installed on the same machine as nTegrate server, especially for this release
V1.0. It is not required to have the nTegrate repository database (i.e., MS SQL 7.0 Standard Edition)
installed on the same machine.
To enable business processes, the required application programs provided by System Integration team
or in-house IT team are developed under Java Development Kit (currently JDK 1.2.2) and Java Servlet
Development Kit (currently JSDK 2.0) Environment. These application programs include Java servlets
to kick off process models and/or to perform approval activities from Web servers. These Web servers
can be located at intranet or DMZ.
The clients with the above-mentioned hardware and software requirements can conduct system
administration, process building, and process management. Those process performers, who just
conduct approval activities, only need a web-enabled environment (connecting nTegrate server via
Internet) to perform the tasks.
If installed with default value, it will be installed under c:\Program Files\JavaSoft\JRE\1.2. It’s
subject to change according to your change while installation. <JREInstalledLocation> will
be used later in this Installation Guide to represent where you install your JRE.
Next, you need to relax security checking within its Java2 VM for RMI calls in nTegrate:
grant {
permission java.security.AllPermission;
permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "modifyThread";
permission java.lang.RuntimePermission "modifyThreadGroup";
};
Edition
If installed with default value, it will be installed under c:\Program Files\Progress_SonicMQ. It’s
subject to change according to your change while installation. <SonicMQInstalledLocation>
will be used later to represent the really location where you install your SonicMQ.
(B) Click “Accept all terms of the license” and click Next in the “Agreement for Software
License” window.
(C) Enter the License Key and click Next in the “Control Number” window.
(G) Click Install with the same Installation Path as step 3.1 in the “Installation Directory”
window.
(A) Select Local Install and click Next in the “Select Install Method” window.
(D) Enter company and name and click Next in the “User Information” window.
(E) Enter the License Key and click OK in the “Setup” window.
(G) Select Typical and click Next in the “Setup Type” window.
(H) Select your choice and click Next in the “Services Accounts” window.
(J) Select the choices in the “Select Privilege Mode” window as follows:
(iii) Input the number of connections. It should not be less than five (5). Ten (10) is
about the number. Click OK.
If installed with default value, it will be installed under c:\MSSQL7. It’s subject to change
according to your change while installation. <SQLInstalledLocation> will be used later to
represent the really location where you install your SQL Server.
4.2 Re-start your computer when SQL Server Setup program prompts you to.
If installed with default value at step (B), it will be installed under c:\JSDK2.0. It’s subject to
change according to your change while installation. <JSDKInstalledLocation> will be used
later to represent the really location where you install your JSDK.
6 Installation of Apache
(E) Select Typical and click Next in the “Setup Type” window.
If installed with default value at step (D), it will be installed under c:\Program Files\Apache
Group\Apache. It’s subject to change according to your change while installation.
<ApacheInstalledLocation> will be used later to represent the really location where you
install your Apache.
You may start Apache web server as an independent program or a service in Windows NT.
To start Apache later after installation successfully, select Start | Program Files | Apache Web
Server and click Start Apache.
For using Generic Servlet, it is necessary to install Tomcat Servlet Container. Jakata-tomcat-3.2.1 is
freeware.
7.1 Extract jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1.zip to the machine where web server resides. You can find this file
in nTegrate third-party freeware CD. For example, you may extract to the C: drive, and then a
new folder \jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\ will automatically be created.
7.2 If you install Apache as your web server, then follow the direction of the file named
tomcat-apache-howto.html. You can find this file under \jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\doc.
If you install IIS as your web server, then follow the direction of the file named
tomcat-iis-howto.html, which is under the same directory. If you install IIS, then you need an
extra file when you're installing tomcat. You need to copy isapi_redirect.dll from CD to your
hard drive.
7.3 Use the sample registry file in CD and modify the path where isapi_redirect.dll resides. Then
double-click the registry file to add it into registry.
8 Installation of nTegrate
Note: You should have installed all the necessary third-party software packages by now before you
start installing nTegrate. The necessary third-party software may be installed on a remote machine.
Configure their IPs carefully in the later chapters.
8.1 Insert your nTegrate CD into CD-ROM drive. It will automatically invoke SETUP program.
8.2 Click Next in the “Welcome” window. Click Yes in the “License Agreement” window.
8.3 Enter your name, your company name, and the serial number. Click Yes in the “Customer
Information” window.
The Serial Number is labeled on nTegrate license agreement. For Evaluation Copy, you may
enter whatever you like in the serial number column.
8.7 Choose “Client” or “Server” and click Next in the “Setup Type” window.
8.10 Click Next in the “Please check your setup settings” window.
9.1 Configuration
9.1.1 Open the file c:\Program Files\Progress_SonicMQ\broker.ini (or
<SonicMQInstalledLocation>\broker.ini ).
ENABLE_SECURITY=false
into
ENABLE_SECURITY=true
(B) Uncomment the following SSL encryptions by removing the semi-colon (;) in front of
each line and becoming:
SSL_CERTIFICATE_CHAIN=certs/serverCertChain.chain
SSL_PRIVATE_KEY=certs/serverKey.pkcs8
SSL_PRIVATE_KEY_PASSWORD=Pass Phrase
;DEFAULT_SOCKET_TYPE=tcp
;DEFAULT_SOCKET_TYPE=http
;DEFAULT_SOCKET_TYPE=ssl
NUM_ACCEPTORS=3
;
IP_OR_HOST_1=192.168.0.23
DEFAULT_SOCKET_TYPE=tcp
PORT=2506
;
IP_OR_HOST_2=192.168.0.23
SOCKET_TYPE_2=ssl
PORT_NUMBER_2=2507
;
IP_OR_HOST_3=192.168.0.23
SOCKET_TYPE_3=http
PORT_NUMBER_3=2508
192.168.0.23 is the IP address. Type ipconfig at MS-DOS prompt to find out your own
IP address. Replace all the “192.168.0.23” in the above example with your own IP.
For nTegrate server, the following three protocols and ports are supported as default:
port 2506 for TCP, port 2507 for SSL, and port 2508 for HTTP. It is recommended to
use those default settings. If you plan to change the settings, please make sure
nTegrate administrators are well informed.
9.3 Initiation
9.3.1 Click Start | Program Files | Progress SonicMQ | Start broker.
9.3.3 Click the Message Brokers folder in the left pane. In the right pane:
Note: x.x.x.x represents your own IP address. It can be found by typing ipconfig under
a DOS prompt.
(B) At Connect ID, type a name for naming the connection (for example, your name).
(C) At User, type "Administrator". At Password, type ”Administrator”. Click Connect.
(D) Double-click the “Message Brokers” folder in the left pane to expand. Click Users in
the left pane.
(E) In the User Maintenance group on the right, click New, enter “nTegrate” in all the three
boxes, and click Update when finished.
9.4 Shutdown
(A) Click Message Brokers in the left pane,
(B) Click the row in the lower right area to highlight the row (as shown in the figure in Step
C).
You are recommended to create two databases, “nTegrate” and “nTegrateBackup”. So that your
nTegrate Administrator can backup data in “nTegrate” to “nTegrateBackup” periodically. Section 11.1
shows the steps of creating the database “nTegrate”.
10.1 Login to the SQL Server 7.0, and then add a new database “nTegrate”:
(A) Click Start | Program Files | Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 | Enterprise Manager.
(B) In the left pane of following Console Root window, double-click “Microsoft SQL
Servers”, double-click “SQL Server Group”, double-click the site name where your
SQL Server resides. You might need to wait for a while to get connected.
(C) Right-click Databases and select New Database.
10.2 Run scripts to install all nTegrate meta tables in the newly-created database “nTegrate”:
11.1 nTegrate uses Apache internally as a file server. There are two Aliases in
c:\nTegrate\ntegrate.conf, which need to be set before it can work correctly. These two Aliases
point to the real file system directories where the business document DTDs and JavaScripts
are stored. They are
negrate.bdocmgr.bdocDtdBase c:\\nTegrate\\bdoctypes
and
ntegrate.jsmgr.JSBase c:\\nTegrate\\javascripts
Note: The double backslash is needed on Windows NT to escape the special meaning of
backslash.
11.2 Another set of properties in the nTegrate.conf specifies how nTegrate should use Apache as
the file server; in other words, what prefix should nTegrate use to form the URLs for the
resources it need. These should be consistent with the Apache configuration file changes as
described below. For example,
negrate.bdocmgr.bdocURLBase 192.168.0.12/bdocs
and
ntegrate.jsmgr.JSURLBase 192.168.0.12/javascripts
Note: The words “bdocs” and “javascripts” here are the aliases that need to be defined in
Apache’s configuration file, as described below.
11.3 Add the following lines into the Alias section of c:\program_files\Apache
Group\Apache\conf\httpd.conf (or <ApacheInstalledLocation>\conf\httpd.conf ):
Note: The alias names “bdocs” and “javascripts” must match exactly, including cases, with
the URLBase names described previously. The leading and ending “/”s are also required.
set JAVA_HOME=F:\jdk1.2.2
set JAVA_HOME=F:\jdk1.2.2
set TOMCAT_HOME=F:\Program Files\tomcat
set _CP=%CP%
set _TOMCAT_HOME=%TOMCAT_HOME%
set _CLASSPATH=%CLASSPATH%
12.2 Modify Classpath to use Apache’s XML Parser Xerces by inserting the following lines under
the :dynClasspath label.
set _LIBJARS=%_LIBJARS%;D:\nTegrate\lib\xerces.jar
:dynClasspath
set _LIBJARS=%_LIBJARS%;D:\nTegrate\lib\xerces.jar
12.4 For the first time, when start Tomcat, a folder Tomcat\webapps\ntegrateWebApp\ will be
generated. Beneath it, there will be the following files or folders existing.
Tomcat\webapps\ntegrateWebApp\util.js
Tomcat\webapps\ntegrateWebApp\webapp_approval.properties
Tomcat\webapps\ntegrateWebApp\WEB-INF
Tomcat\webapps\ntegrateWebApp\WEB-INF\classes
Tomcat\webapps\ntegrateWebApp\WEB-INF\classes\com
Tomcat\webapps\ntegrateWebApp\WEB-INF\lib
12.5 Copy the following files to Tomcat\webapps\ntegrateWebApp\WEB-INF\lib\
jgo.jar
ntegrate.jar
ntegrateMesgs.jar
xalan.jar
xerces.jar
12.6 For Windows Platform,
<nTegrateInstalledLocation>\samples\webapps\approval\> compileapp.bat
-or-
For Unix PlatForm, execute compileapp.sh .
12.7 Copy \nTegrate\samples\webapps\approval\*.class to
Tomcat\webapps\ntegrateWebApp\WEB-INF\classes\
12.8 Re-start Tomcat
12.9 Re-start Apache Web Server
13.1 The value of “ntegrate.serialNumber” is the serial number of your nTegrate package. It is
generated automatically. Don't modify it.
13.2 Change the property value of “ntegrate.mqLocalIP” (x.x.x.x) to your SonicMQ IP address.
ntegrate.MQType SonicMQ
#ntegrate.MQType SwiftMQ
to
#ntegrate.MQType SonicMQ
ntegrate.MQType SwiftMQ
13.4 For nTegrate performance tuning, you may change three parameters:
ntegrate.maxExecPerEngine 20
ntegrate.heartBeatInterval 30000
ntegrate.engineReportTime 10000
“ntegrate.maxExecPerEngine” is to adjust how many process model instances can be run per
engine. If you want very high fault tolerance, set it to 1.
“ntegrate.heartBeatInterval” is to tell the process engine manager how often to check for
engine failures. The value is in milliseconds. Recommended value is 3 times the value of
engineReportTime.
“ntegrate.engineReportTime” is to tell the process engine how often to report to the process
engine manager that it is alive. The value is in milliseconds.
13.5 Change ntegrate.emulation to OFF unless you want to enable the process emulation. The
default value is ON.
ntegrate.bdocmgr.bdocDtdBase c:\\ntegrate\\bdoctypes
ntegrate.jsmgr.JSBase c:\\ntegrate\\javascripts
13.8 If you will choose "Certificate Request Form" when you create company profile later, you need
to enable the function now. Put the comment character "#" in front of the "SUNKeyTool" line
and remove the "#" at the beginning of the "RSAKeyTool" line.
#ntegrate.securitymgr.keystore.module SUNKeyTool
ntegrate.securitymgr.keystore.module RSAKeyTool
13.9 Change the property value of "dbmgr.ntegrate.maxconns" if you want more connections
between nTegrate and the database.
13.13 For "ntegrate.plugin.smtpServer", change the IP (x.x.x.x) to your Email server's IP address.
13.15 For SAP plug-in agent, the default lines are as follow:
netflow.plugin.SAPClient 800
netflow.plugin.SAPUserName wuming
netflow.plugin.SAPPassword demo
netflow.plugin.SAPSystemNumber 00
netflow.plugin.SAPHost 0.0.0.0
netflow.plugin.SAPLanguage en
The default value of the parameter "ntegrate.plugin.SAPClient", 800, is the internal port
number used by SAP itself.
"ntegrate.plugin.SAPLanguage" is the language you may use. "en" (English) is the default
value.
nTegrate Analyzer is a component of nTegrate. If you would utilize nTegrate Analyzer, a new feature in
nTegrate v1.2, to analyze your nTegrate server status directly from web server, you need to configure
first.
14.1 Install Apache Tomcat first if you didn’t when go through the Installation in Chapter 8.
You need to edit this file only when nTegrate server is not on the same machine as web server.
ntegrate.host 127.0.0.1
ntegrate.dbmgr.url jdbc:JTurbo://127.0.0.1:1433/ntegrate
ntegrate.dbmgr.username sa
ntegrate.dbmgr.password
14.3 Run mkAnalyzer.bat under \nTegrate\. You have to set the correct path, or you may not run this
file. This file is located in \nTegrate\tools\. After running this batch file, a new file ntegrate.war
will be generated under \nTegrate\tools\.
14.5 Start Tomcat by issuing startup under the DOS prompt. (To shut down, issue shutdown.)
15.1 Before you start to use SOAP plug-in, install Apache web server and Apache Tomcat. Then
extract soap-bin-2.0.zip and nepsoap.zip into two different folders on your local drive.
15.2 Under the Apache web server folder, find a configuration file httpd.conf and insert the
paragraph in the following:
Include "d:\tomcat1\conf\tomcat-apache.conf"
alias /soap "d:/tomcat1/webapps/soap"
<Directory "d:/tomcat1/webapps/soap">
Options FollowSymLinks
AllowOverride None
</Directory>
ApJServMount /soap/servlet /soap
<Location "soap/WEB-INF">
AllowOverride None
deny from all
</Location>
<Directory "d:/tomcat1/webapps/soap/WEB-INF">
AllowOverride None
deny from all
</Directory>
<Location "soap/META-INF">
AllowOverride None
deny from all
</Location>
<Directory "d:/tomcat1/webapps/soap/META-INF">
AllowOverride None
deny from all
</Directory>
Notice that d:\tomcat1 should be the folder where you install Apache Tomcat. Modify it to the
appropriate folder name.
15.3 Under \tomcat\bin, locate a file tomcat.bat and find a "Set Up The Runtime Classpath"
segment around line 68. The original part should be like this:
:setClasspath
set CP=%TOMCAT_HOME%\classes
Modify the second line. The modified classpath should be like this:
set
CP=d:\tomcat1\webapps\soap\WEB-INF\classes;d:\ntegrate\lib\nte
grate.jar;d:\ntegrate\lib\soap.jar;d:\ntegrate\lib\xerces.jar;
%TOMCAT_HOME%\classes
15.4 Under \tomcat\conf, find a file server.xml and add serveral lines starting from line 299:
<Context path="\soap"
docBase="\webapps\soap"
debug="1"
reloadable="true">
</Context>
15.5 Create a folder called SOAP under \tomcat\webapps\. Then copy all the files from
soap-bin-2.0\soap-2_0\webapps\soap\*.* to \tomcat\webapps\soap\.
TOMCAT_HOME X:\tomcat
The "X" is the disk drive where you install Apache Tomcat.
16.1 Select Control Pane | System | Environment, and set the Path:
Note: Press OK directly without pressing SET first, will not modify the path.
16.2 For configuring a computer with OS of Win 98 as your nTegrate client, you need to
(A) Open nmc.bat file under X\bin\, whereby X is the nTegrate inhabiting location.
(B) Merge the two paragraphs of the first block into one paragraph of the second block.
set
CLASSPATH=.;%NTEGRATE_HOME%;%NTEGRATE_LIB%\ntegrate.jar;%
NTEGRATE_LIB%\ntegrateMesgs.jar;%NTEGRATE_LIB%\resource.j
ar;%NTEGRATE_LIB%\jh.jar;%NTEGRATE_LIB%\jgo.jar;%NTEGRATE
_LIB%\lamasoft.jar;%NTEGRATE_LIB%\symbeans.jar;%NTEGRATE_
LIB%\sfc.jar;%NTEGRATE_LIB%\xerces.jar;%NTEGRATE_LIB%\xal
an.jar
17.1 Select Start | Programs | Progress SonicMQ | Start Broker to start SonicMQ Broker.
17.2 Select Start | Programs | Apache Web Server | Start Apache to start Apache Server.
17.3 Select Start | Programs | nTegrate | Plug-In Agent. Wait for the prompt “nTegrate plug-in
agent is ready. Please start nTegrate server now.”
17.4 Click Start | Program Files | nTegrate | nTegrate to start nTegrate server.
If there is any error message, recheck the environmental variables in Control Panel.
If nTegrate server has been rebooted or SonicMQ Broker has been closed, please restart
Broker and run SonicMQ Explorer to set connection again.
17.5 For the first-time running, nTegrate Management Console program will prompt you to enter the
IP address of nTegrate server:
If your nTegrate server's IP address is changed, you have to modify the nTegrateGUI.conf file
to tell the console program the correct IP address, at the following locations:
17.6 Click Start | Program Files | nTegrate | nTegrate Management Console to invoke nTegrate
GUI client, which will connect to nTegrate Server with a welcome window.
18 Upgrade nTegrate
18.1 Run Setup program, it will automatically detect the old version of nTegrate and run a full
update installation. If there is a need to proceed with installation maintenance, go to Control
Panel, select Add/Remove Programs, and select nTegrate to enter maintenance mode.
18.2 Select Modify when you want to add or remove components installed.
If you choose "Server" when you install nTegrate, all of the components will be
installed.
If you choose "Client" when you install nTegrate, then the components ended with
"_client" will be installed on your system. You don't have to specify components ended
with "_client" when you install nTegrate server.
-or-
Select "Repair" to reinstall the components which are incidentally deleted in your system.
Select "Remove" to remove itself from your system. But for safety, your scripts and logs will
not be removed.
18.3 There is minor change in Database structure. You have to run a SQL script called
"dbmigrate2V11.sql" under the Dbscript folder in CD. This script is only for database migration.
18.4 After upgrading nTegrate, you may have to reset configuration files under \BIN folder, such as
nTegrate.conf.
(A) For the cluster machines, setup the machine as a server machine, including drivers for the
database (installing Oracle client or SQL depending on your choice of database).
(B) Configure the following two parameters in ntegrate.conf on the cluster machine.
ntegrate.mainIP x.x.x.x
ntegrate.launcherIP x.x.x.x
(C) To start the engine launcher, type under MS-DOS prompt, for example
c:\> ntegratecluster
This will start the engine launcher and it will find the master server and make itself known to
the master server that it is ready.
Instead of using Ctrl - C in the MS-DOS window that executes ntegrate, you may open another
MS-DOS window and type the following commands:
ntegrate -stop
The server will wait for all process models to finish, then free resources and shut down.
or
ntegrate -abort
The server will be shut down immediately; unfinished processes will be recovered when
nTegrate restarted.
Once the stop or abort command issued, no new model instance can be activated.