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OFBiz has its on embedded Tomcat and does not need external Tomcat to run.
1. Unzip/checkout the OFBiz in some folder. Look for exact steps on Wiki 2. Run Ant to compile the code in the home folder. Ant is the build tool to build and load OFBiz data in database. 3. Run 'ant install' to load the demo data. OFBiz will use the embedded database unless you configure it with external database. 4. Use startofbiz.sh script to start the OFBiz. Watch for errors/exceptions. If all goes well, browse to http://localhost:8080/ecommerce/ to view demo e-commerce site and https://localhost:9443/webtools/ to view backend applications. Thanks, Raj zafaralikhan14-2 wrote: > Hello Sir, > > I started work on ofbiz a month ago and really appreciate it > > I have dedicated server with root access. Some of the configurations are: > Red hat linux, apache,Jdk1.6,mod_jk configured to serve tomcat files. > > Tomcat installed and listening on port 8080 > Apache is listening on port 80 > Https port is 8443 > Oracle http server is listening on port 9090 > > I am placing HTML files /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com and TOMCAT files at : > /usr/share/apache-tomcat-6.0.20/webapps/mydomain.com > > Can you please let me know where will I download the ofbiz and installed as > I not to disturb any of the server settings > |
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If OFBiz is installed and running, you should be able to access at the
below given URLs. Replace the localhost with the IP address of your server. If you do not see OFBiz applications and instead see the page not found error, ports are opened by the Tomcat and not the OFBiz. You will need to stop the Tomcat and follow the process below to install and start OFBiz. Thanks, Raj Raakh wrote: > Thanks Raj for your favorable prompt reply > > My server is up and running in a hosting company. I am accessing it via SSH. > All the ports that you mentioned already running with dedicated IP > > What I do in this case? > > Thanks again & best regards > > > > Raj Saini wrote: > >> OFBiz has its on embedded Tomcat and does not need external Tomcat to run. >> >> 1. Unzip/checkout the OFBiz in some folder. Look for exact steps on Wiki >> 2. Run Ant to compile the code in the home folder. Ant is the build tool >> to build and load OFBiz data in database. >> 3. Run 'ant install' to load the demo data. OFBiz will use the embedded >> database unless you configure it with external database. >> 4. Use startofbiz.sh script to start the OFBiz. >> >> Watch for errors/exceptions. If all goes well, browse to >> http://localhost:8080/ecommerce/ to view demo e-commerce site and >> https://localhost:9443/webtools/ to view backend applications. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Raj >> >> >> zafaralikhan14-2 wrote: >> >>> Hello Sir, >>> >>> I started work on ofbiz a month ago and really appreciate it >>> >>> I have dedicated server with root access. Some of the configurations are: >>> Red hat linux, apache,Jdk1.6,mod_jk configured to serve tomcat files. >>> >>> Tomcat installed and listening on port 8080 >>> Apache is listening on port 80 >>> Https port is 8443 >>> Oracle http server is listening on port 9090 >>> >>> I am placing HTML files /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com and TOMCAT files at >>> : >>> /usr/share/apache-tomcat-6.0.20/webapps/mydomain.com >>> >>> Can you please let me know where will I download the ofbiz and installed >>> as >>> I not to disturb any of the server settings >>> >>> >> >> > > |
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thanks again for your replies
How can I stop all websites running on tomcat. In case I am stopping tomcat and configuring ofbiz as you said then where I'll put my more than 10 website? this is my main question best regards
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use a script {ofbizhome}/rc.ofbiz template. There are instruction in the
file. you would customize one for each server instance renaming it. this lets you shut down each server individually. Then write a master script that calls all the other ones you have. This is a good place to look for information http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBADMIN/OFBiz+Documentation+Index there use to be a document on this in wiki but i can not find it. zafaralikhan14 sent the following on 12/25/2009 4:51 AM: > thanks again for your replies > > How can I stop all websites running on tomcat. In case I am stopping tomcat > and configuring ofbiz as you said then where I'll put my more than 10 > website? > > this is my main question > > best regards > > > Raj Saini wrote: >> If OFBiz is installed and running, you should be able to access at the >> below given URLs. Replace the localhost with the IP address of your >> server. If you do not see OFBiz applications and instead see the page >> not found error, ports are opened by the Tomcat and not the OFBiz. You >> will need to stop the Tomcat and follow the process below to install and >> start OFBiz. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Raj >> >> Raakh wrote: >>> Thanks Raj for your favorable prompt reply >>> >>> My server is up and running in a hosting company. I am accessing it via >>> SSH. >>> All the ports that you mentioned already running with dedicated IP >>> >>> What I do in this case? >>> >>> Thanks again & best regards >>> >>> >>> >>> Raj Saini wrote: >>> >>>> OFBiz has its on embedded Tomcat and does not need external Tomcat to >>>> run. >>>> >>>> 1. Unzip/checkout the OFBiz in some folder. Look for exact steps on Wiki >>>> 2. Run Ant to compile the code in the home folder. Ant is the build tool >>>> to build and load OFBiz data in database. >>>> 3. Run 'ant install' to load the demo data. OFBiz will use the embedded >>>> database unless you configure it with external database. >>>> 4. Use startofbiz.sh script to start the OFBiz. >>>> >>>> Watch for errors/exceptions. If all goes well, browse to >>>> http://localhost:8080/ecommerce/ to view demo e-commerce site and >>>> https://localhost:9443/webtools/ to view backend applications. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> >>>> Raj >>>> >>>> >>>> zafaralikhan14-2 wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hello Sir, >>>>> >>>>> I started work on ofbiz a month ago and really appreciate it >>>>> >>>>> I have dedicated server with root access. Some of the configurations >>>>> are: >>>>> Red hat linux, apache,Jdk1.6,mod_jk configured to serve tomcat files. >>>>> >>>>> Tomcat installed and listening on port 8080 >>>>> Apache is listening on port 80 >>>>> Https port is 8443 >>>>> Oracle http server is listening on port 9090 >>>>> >>>>> I am placing HTML files /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com and TOMCAT files >>>>> at >>>>> : >>>>> /usr/share/apache-tomcat-6.0.20/webapps/mydomain.com >>>>> >>>>> Can you please let me know where will I download the ofbiz and >>>>> installed >>>>> as >>>>> I not to disturb any of the server settings >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> >> >> > |
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found it
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBIZ/How+to+run+OFBiz+as+a+Service BJ Freeman sent the following on 12/25/2009 7:14 AM: > use a script {ofbizhome}/rc.ofbiz template. There are instruction in the > file. you would customize one for each server instance renaming it. > this lets you shut down each server individually. Then write a master > script that calls all the other ones you have. > This is a good place to look for information > http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OFBADMIN/OFBiz+Documentation+Index > > there use to be a document on this in wiki but i can not find it. > > > zafaralikhan14 sent the following on 12/25/2009 4:51 AM: >> thanks again for your replies >> >> How can I stop all websites running on tomcat. In case I am stopping tomcat >> and configuring ofbiz as you said then where I'll put my more than 10 >> website? >> >> this is my main question >> >> best regards >> >> >> Raj Saini wrote: >>> If OFBiz is installed and running, you should be able to access at the >>> below given URLs. Replace the localhost with the IP address of your >>> server. If you do not see OFBiz applications and instead see the page >>> not found error, ports are opened by the Tomcat and not the OFBiz. You >>> will need to stop the Tomcat and follow the process below to install and >>> start OFBiz. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> Raj >>> >>> Raakh wrote: >>>> Thanks Raj for your favorable prompt reply >>>> >>>> My server is up and running in a hosting company. I am accessing it via >>>> SSH. >>>> All the ports that you mentioned already running with dedicated IP >>>> >>>> What I do in this case? >>>> >>>> Thanks again & best regards >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Raj Saini wrote: >>>> >>>>> OFBiz has its on embedded Tomcat and does not need external Tomcat to >>>>> run. >>>>> >>>>> 1. Unzip/checkout the OFBiz in some folder. Look for exact steps on Wiki >>>>> 2. Run Ant to compile the code in the home folder. Ant is the build tool >>>>> to build and load OFBiz data in database. >>>>> 3. Run 'ant install' to load the demo data. OFBiz will use the embedded >>>>> database unless you configure it with external database. >>>>> 4. Use startofbiz.sh script to start the OFBiz. >>>>> >>>>> Watch for errors/exceptions. If all goes well, browse to >>>>> http://localhost:8080/ecommerce/ to view demo e-commerce site and >>>>> https://localhost:9443/webtools/ to view backend applications. >>>>> >>>>> Thanks, >>>>> >>>>> Raj >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> zafaralikhan14-2 wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> Hello Sir, >>>>>> >>>>>> I started work on ofbiz a month ago and really appreciate it >>>>>> >>>>>> I have dedicated server with root access. Some of the configurations >>>>>> are: >>>>>> Red hat linux, apache,Jdk1.6,mod_jk configured to serve tomcat files. >>>>>> >>>>>> Tomcat installed and listening on port 8080 >>>>>> Apache is listening on port 80 >>>>>> Https port is 8443 >>>>>> Oracle http server is listening on port 9090 >>>>>> >>>>>> I am placing HTML files /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com and TOMCAT files >>>>>> at >>>>>> : >>>>>> /usr/share/apache-tomcat-6.0.20/webapps/mydomain.com >>>>>> >>>>>> Can you please let me know where will I download the ofbiz and >>>>>> installed >>>>>> as >>>>>> I not to disturb any of the server settings >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>> > > |
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