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| − | * .Net 4.0 Framework | + | * .Net 4.0 Framework. |
| − | * Microsoft Message Queue | + | * Microsoft Message Queue enabled. |
* Ports 8000, 8600 and 8650 opened up in the Windows firewall. | * Ports 8000, 8600 and 8650 opened up in the Windows firewall. | ||
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| + | == Running the Installer == | ||
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| + | * Double click the .MSI installer file supplied by Coolearth. | ||
| + | * Select a location to install Whistle Server into. | ||
| + | * Enter in initial database configuration information. This information can be amended later. | ||
| + | * Enter in a valid user that has rights to create message queues. | ||
Revision as of 15:58, 19 July 2011
Whistle Server is the back end service application that serves Whistle and QC Results clients. It uses a HTTP interface to communicate with its clients. The following section describes setting up and configuring the Whistle Server service.
Prerequisites
- .Net 4.0 Framework.
- Microsoft Message Queue enabled.
- Ports 8000, 8600 and 8650 opened up in the Windows firewall.
Running the Installer
- Double click the .MSI installer file supplied by Coolearth.
- Select a location to install Whistle Server into.
- Enter in initial database configuration information. This information can be amended later.
- Enter in a valid user that has rights to create message queues.
