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Hi, I want to install the php integration amp, but can’t find the war file. Thanx in advance strophi |
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Hi all, I’m also looking for the WAR file location Re: integration of the Records Management.amp. I’m using SUSE Enterprise Linux server 10 as my OS. Anyone please help!!!!! |
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Hi, The war file is uncompressed in the apache-tomcat/webapps/alfresco folder. |
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Hi beltran, Thanks for the info. But I looked with “show hidden files enabled” in file browser. Apart the folders, only one file is visible (index.jsp) My apache-tomcat/webapps/alfresco folder contents:- /opt/alfresco-2.1.0-7/apache-tomcat/webapps/alfresco/META-INF john |
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Hi John, Maybe I do not understand well. The war file is only a zip compressed file. The Stack does not include the war file, this war file is uncompressed under alfresco/apache-tomcat/webapps/alfresco folder. Does this information answer your question? Why are you searching the war file? |
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Hi beltran, Sorry for the confusion. I already installed alfresco and everything is working great. However I wanted to installed the Records Management amp. I’m using SUSE Linux Enterprise server 10. and Alfresco version: Community Network – v2.1.0 (482) I followed the procedures on the Alfresco site which says, to used the command below. Most of the documentations I read talks about an alfresco.war file for the WARfileLocation ,that why I was looking for that file. I understand what you said about the zip compressed file being uncompressed in the alfresco folder. My question is, how can I installed the Record Management amp . I am lost Please help!! John. |
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beltran, Alfresco can be extended with AMPs (Alfresco Module Packages). I’m also stuck because can’t follow the Alfresco instructions to install a couple of AMPs I would like to try: the alfresco.war file isn’t there, and the same happens with the apply_amps.sh file. Regards, |
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Hi Francisco, I installed the Record Management module on BitNami Alfresco Stack on Ubuntu. I followed these steps: 1. Stop the application. If you are running the stack in Linux or OS X you should stop with ”./ctlscript.sh stop” but on Windows you can stop through the shotcuts. It is recommendable to create a copy of your Alfresco Stack directory if you have sensible data in your application. 2. Go to the <installation_directory>/apache-tomcat/webapps/alfresco and create a zip file (alfresco.war) with all files. It is important that the war file (or the zip file) has the contain of the alfresco folder: WEB-INF, META-INF, index.jsp, etc.
3. Remove the <installation_directory>/apache-tomcat/webapps/alfresco folder.
4. Download the alfresco-mmt-2.1.jar and the alfresco records management from sourceforge. Copy these files into <installation_directory>/apache-tomcat/webapps/. 5. Go to the <installation_directory>/apache-tomcat/webapps/ and install the AMP file:
6. Check your installation:
You should see a similar result:
7. You can restart the application and you can see these lines into the apache-tomcat/logs/catalina.out log file:
I hope it helps you! |
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Hi beltran, Thanks for the info. I did what you said and everything works perfectly. I will be testing other amp in coming days, will keep you posted on my progress. Thanks again John. |
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Hi John, I’m glad to hear this! I will try to help you. |
