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TIBCO iProcess® Engine 11.10.0

# Custom Installation - New Installation

For TIBCO iProcess Engine Custom Installation, complete the following steps:

| 1. | Select the Custom radio button in the Setup Type dialog, and then click the Next button. The Upgrade or New Install dialog appears, as shown in Upgrade or New Install Dialog - New Installation. Figure 141: Upgrade or New Install Dialog - New Installation

| 2. | Select the New Installation radio button and specify the iProcess node name you want to use for the new installation in the Upgrade Or New Install dialog, and check both the Install Files and Install Schema checkboxes to install iProcess Engine files and schema tables simultaneously.

| — | iProcess Files-install Owner can install files.

| — | iProcess Schema-install Owner can install schema tables.

For detailed information about configuration options in this dialog, see Upgrade or New Install.

Note:

You must install iProcess Engine files and schema tables for a new installation, but you can choose to install them separately. In this situation, you must choose to install iProcess Engine schema tables first.

To install iProcess Engine schema tables separately, perform the 3, 6, 7, and 12 steps.

To install iProcess Engine files separately, perform the 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 14 steps.

| 3. | Click the Next button. The Choose Destination Location dialog appears, as shown in Choose Destination Location Dialog - New Installation. Click the Browse... button to specify a Destination Folder where you want to install iProcess Engine. Note: The Destination Folder is referred to as SWDIR. The length of the SWDIR full pathname must not exceed 64 characters. If you are installing iProcess Engine on a computer that is part of a Windows cluster, SWDIR must be on a cluster storage device that is accessible to all nodes in the cluster. Here, SWDIR is the iProcess system directory where the TIBCO iProcess Engine is installed. Figure 142: Choose Destination Location Dialog - New Installation

| 4. | (For Install Files Only) Click the Next button. The Configuration dialog appears, as shown in Configuration Dialog. For detailed information about configuration options in this dialog, see Configuration. Figure 143: Configuration Dialog

| 5. | (For Install Files Only) Click the Next button. The Group & User Configuration dialog appears, as shown in Group & User Configuration Dialog - Custom Installation. Configure information in the Group & User Configuration dialog. For detailed information about configuration options in this dialog, see Group & User Configuration. Figure 144: Group & User Configuration Dialog - Custom Installation

| 6. | (For Install Schema Only) Click the Next button.

If you are using an Oracle database with iProcess Engine, skip this step.

If you are using a SQL Server database with iProcess Engine, the SQL/ODBC Details dialog appears, as shown in SQL/ODBC Details Dialog. For detailed information about configuration options in this dialog, see SQL/ODBC Details.

Figure 145: SQL/ODBC Details Dialog

1. Select the Choose An Existing ODBC Data Source or Enter A New ODBC Data Source radio button in the dialog.
   Note:

   The supported ODBC Data Source is 64-bit. If you select Choose An Existing ODBC Data Source, the system displays only a 64-bit ODBC datasource.

2. Check or uncheck the You Have DBA Privileges (To Create A Database And Users) checkbox.
3. Click the Next button.

If you entered a new ODBC Data Source name, the ODBC Source Not Found dialog appears and the following prompt is displayed in it:

    ODBC Source does not exist. Do you want to create it?

Click the Yes button to open the Database Details dialog. Click the No button to return to the SQL/ODBC Details dialog, and choose a different ODBC Data Source name.

| 7. | (For Install Schema Only) Configure the database that iProcess Engine connects to in the Database Details dialog. For detailed information about configuration options in this dialog, see Database Details.

If you are using an Oracle database with iProcess Engine, the configuration options are listed in Configuration Options in the Database Details Dialog box - Oracle. The Database Details dialog is shown in The Database Dialog for Configuring an Oracle Database.

Figure 146: The Database Dialog for Configuring an Oracle Database

| — | Enter the Oracle database service (TNS) name.

| — | Enter the Database Admin Username and password.

| — | Select or clear the Support Unicode Encoding checkbox.

| — | Click the Change button to change the database users, if needed.

Note: If you are using Oracle 12c, you must specify the owner name and username of the iProcess Engine database with the prefix, c##. For example, c##ipepro and c##ipeuser.

| — | Click the Next button. The installer now tries to connect to the Oracle database using your specified settings and performs a number of checks against your Oracle configuration. See Configuration Options in the Database Details Dialog box - Oracle for detailed information. The Select Tablesizes Profile dialog appears, as shown in Select Tablesizes Profile Dialog. Figure 147: Select Tablesizes Profile Dialog

| — | Click the Next button. The Confirm Tablespace dialog appears. Select whether you want to create all objects in IPEDATA tablespace or use tablespace names exactly as specified in the tablesizes file in the dialog. Figure 148: Confirm Tablespace dialog

| — | Click the Next button.

| — | The Select Components to Configure dialog appears, as shown in Select Components to Configure Dialog.

If you are using a SQL Server database with iProcess Engine, the configuration options are listed in Configuration Options in the Database Details Dialog Box- SQL Server. The Database Details dialog is shown in The Database Dialog for Configuring a SQL Server Database.

Figure 149: The Database Dialog for Configuring a SQL Server Database

| — | Enter the iPE DB Owner login name and password.

| — | Enter the iPE DB User login name and password.

| — | Select or clear the Support Unicode Encoding checkbox.

| — | Click the Next button. If the database users that you entered in the dialog do not exist, the installer can create them for you. The Select Components To Configure dialog appears.

| 8. | (For Install Files Only) Select components that you want to configure during the installation in the Select Components To Configure dialog, as shown in Select Components to Configure Dialog. For detailed information about configuration options in this dialog, see Select Components To Configure. Figure 150: Select Components to Configure Dialog

| 9. | (For Install Files Only) Click the Next button. In step 8, if you select

| — | the Configure Email Plug-in checkbox, the SMTP Server Parameters dialog appears. Configure the parameters that the iProcess Email Server Plug-in uses to connect to an SMTP server. For detailed information about configuration options in this dialog, see SMTP Server Parameters .

| — | the Install iProcess 'Web Server' Service checkbox, the TIBCO iProcess Web Server Configuration dialog appears. Specify the location of TIBCO Hawk® and TIBCO Rendezvous® that are used by the iProcess Web Server service. For detailed information about configuration options in this dialog, see Select Components To Configure.

| — | the Enable IAP checkbox, the Default Java Message Service dialog appears. Configure the necessary Java Message Service (JMS) parameters to enable Activity Monitoring and Work Queue Delta publication on TIBCO iProcess Engine. For detailed information about configuration options in this dialog, see TIBCO iProcess Web Server Configuration.

| — | any other checkbox, the Start Copying Files dialog appears. Review the current settings in this dialog.

| 10. | Click the Next button to proceed with the installation. If you selected the Configure iProcess Objects Server checkbox in Select Components to Configure Dialog, The TIBCO iProcess Objects - Server Configuration Utility dialog appears, as shown in TIBCO iProcess Objects - Server Configuration Utility Dialog. Figure 151: TIBCO iProcess Objects - Server Configuration Utility Dialog

| — | Set your desired configuration parameters for iProcess Objects Server. See TIBCO iProcess Objects Programmer’s Guid e or TIBCO iProcess Objects Server Administrator’s Guide for more information about the available parameters.

| — | If you are installing in a Microsoft Windows Cluster, you must specify that iProcess Objects Server uses a static port (using the TCP tab).

| 11. | After configuring the iProcess Object Server, the Activation dialog is displayed. To activate the license, enter the URL of your TIBCO Activation Service instance in the TIBCO Activation Service instance URL field. Figure 152: TIBCO Activation Service instance URL Note: This step is optional and can be set up later in post-installation task. In Slave Server installation, if the URL for your TIBCO Activation Service instance is set in the Master Server, then the input is populated with the set URL and can be edited. If the value populated in input is modified to an empty input data and iProcess Engine is installed, then the installer does not delete the existing TIBCO Activation Service instance URL that is set on the node.

| 12. | To proceed further, click NEXT. The licensee details are displayed. Figure 153: Licensee Details

| 13. | To complete the installation, click OK. After completing the installation, the Setup Complete dialog appears, as shown in Setup Complete Dialog. You can choose to restart your computer right now or later. Figure 154: Setup Complete Dialog

| 14. | Click the Finish button to exit the installation program.

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