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TermWeb requires a Java Developers Kit (JDK) or Java Runtime Environment (JRE) platform to be installed on your server's operating system. Currently Java 1.6, 1.7 and 1.7 8 is supported by TermWeb. Java 1.8 is not supported.

Oracle's JDK/JRE can be downloaded from Oracle's website.

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You can test whether you have the correct Java platform by running java -version:

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TermWeb is a web application that requires an application server. Apache Tomcat is the recommended application server and can be downloaded here. Recommended version is 7.0 or later, but TermWeb also supports Tomcat 6.0.

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The recommended installation directory is C:\tomcat. Tomcat's installation directory is referred to as <tomcat>/ in <tomcat-install> in this documentation.

Configuring Tomcat

TermWeb need more heap space than the 64MB that is allocated to the Java virtual machine by default. The recommended value is 512MB or higher, but it should not exceed the amount of physical RAM available.

To increase heap space memory in Windows installations started from .bat file:

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If Tomcat is not installed as a service:

1. In <tomcat-install>/bin, open the setenv.bat file, or create a new file if it doesn't exist.

2. Add or modify the line 

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   set JAVA_OPTS="%JAVA_OPTS% -Xms128m -Xmx512m"

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If Tomcat is installed and running as a service:

1. Open Start Menu > Apache Tomcat > Configure Apache Tomcat
2. Select the Java tab
3. Enter the max heap size in the Maximum memory pool field
4. Click OkSpecify the following values:

• Initial memory pool : 128
• Maximum memory pool : 512
  
  

Your configuration should be similar to the screenshot below:

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Database connection

When Tomcat is installed, please refer to Connecting to Connecting TermWeb to a Database for setting up and configuring the database.

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In the file <tomcat>/webapps/termweb/WEB-INF/termweb.properties.sample you will find settings that may have to be adjusted according to your environment. Pay extra attention to the . Rename this file to termweb.properties and edit the values for termweb.home, base.url and  and work.dir values values.

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See http://logging.apache.org/log4j for more information about logging configuration options.

Set Environment Variable

Set the TERMWEB_HOME environment variable according to the instructions in Setting TermWeb Home and copy termweb.properties and log4j.properties to the directory specified by the variable.

Installation complete

Start up Tomcat and check the log files for any errors.

Open your browser and enter http://localhost:8080/termweb. TermWeb now asks for a license. Enter the license that you have received from Interverbum Technology.

You should see the TermWeb login screen. You can log in with client admin, user admin and password admin.

 Congratulations! Your TermWeb installation is now completed!