I want to Install Tomcat Apache 6.0 in Windows 7. When I download from the site in the zip format and extracted as folder.
Query:
How to install tomcat apache server from this folder, Since it doesn't have MSI installer.
You don't need to install and you can startup Tomcat by bin/startup.bat.
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I have a build server that does not have internet access and I want to install this package on it.
I have downloaded nuget.exe and copied it to the server and added it to my PATH and also copied the nuget package above to the server and tried to install with nuget install microsoft.data.tools.msbuild.10.0.61026.nupkg
But the install fails with
Unable to load the service index for source https://api.nuget.org./v3/index.json.
Is there a way to simply install a nupkg file without a repo? The server is Windows Server 2012 R2.
I am assuming you are using NuGet 3 since this used to work in NuGet 2.
Disabling all your online package sources should allow you to install a NuGet package locally.
So you can either change your %APPDATA%\NuGet\NuGet.Config file so it has no package sources. Or you could use the -source parameter, specifying a package source that works offline, when calling install so the online package source is not used.
I was in the wrong folder when I ran the command. I needed to be one folder above and then specify the folder as the source. Worked.
nuget install -source C:\NugetDownloads microsoft.data.tools.msbuild -OutputDirectory E:\Nuget
I've been trying to RavenDB 3.0 on IIS on Windows 10 using the installer but it declined the installation due to the IIS version. How can I install it manaully
Just download the zip file and manually copy the files to your chosen IIS directory.
The latest version is here:
http://hibernatingrhinos.com/downloads/RavenDB/3690
And you can follow these instructions for step by step installation in IIS:
http://ravendb.net/docs/article-page/3.0/csharp/server/installation/IIS
I personally tried the installation process of our Consumer WL 6.0.0.1 IBM Installation Manager Repository version on my Mac OSx 10.8 with IBM Installation Manager .macosx.cocoa.x86_64_1.6.3001.20130528_1750. A colleague reports the same problem from a Linux install.
When selecting Tomcat 7 and new Derby as install destination, the Installation Manager only puts the WL Application Center things into the Tomcat web.xml and webapps folder etc, but fails to do the necessary steps to deploy a developed WL application right away:
we had to hunt down the worklight-jee-library.jar and put it ourselves into the /lib folder of the Tomcat
we checked the Derby DB that the Installation Manager created, the databases were there, but no tables were created in there by the Installation Manager. So we had to execute the table sql scripts ourselves manually.
Is this problem with the Installation Manager and Tomcat + Derby known?
The IBM Installation Manager for Worklight 6.0.0.0 currently DOES NOT install Worklight.
What it actually does is extract the Worklight framework files and Ant task scripts, which you then need to configure and run, for the framework files as well as your Worklight project's .war file to be deployed on the Application Server. I believe the database is being created/filled via the Ant task script as well.
The process is well documented in the Information Center for Worklight 6.0.
I am trying to install apache server from this Link using the NetWare Binary: httpd_2.4.3-netware-bin.zip link to be precise, I was looking at the internet for a good guide Not using the .msi installer becouse there is no .msi installer at the folder i unzip after i downloaded the zip file from the link above, And becouse i want to learn how to install not using the .msi installer at all, So if anyone know a way to install the apache server not using the .msi installer i will be very thankful, Thank you all and have a nice day.
Since you are looking for a msi installer, you probably want the win32 version and not the NetWare one. Pick the appropriate one from here: http://ftp.download-by.net/apache//httpd/binaries/win32/
If you want to install without a msi, you still don't want a NetWare version if you are running Windows.
You can read more about the NetWare operating system here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetWare
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I have a problem on our Jenkins CI server.
I've install Windows 7 .NET 4 SDK on it but for some reason it did not install the Bootstrapper directory.
In my local machine I have Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\V7.0a\Bootstrapper but on the server machine it have Windows\V7.1 but it does not have the Bootstrapper directory.
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Ido.
I've finally solve this problem by simply coping the files from my machines to the CI server.
It's not ideal but it works.