Installing CLM package
Vyacheslav Orzhakhovsky (6●1●1)
| asked Aug 14 '14, 8:31 p.m.
edited Aug 21 '14, 1:52 p.m. by Douglas Bush (281●2●5) Hi, I would like to test run CLM on my laptop. I tried installing and ran into too much configuration work. Is there a document that steps me in through installing CLM on a laptop without a server? Please let me know because I would like to try out this package. I'd like to speak to an IT professional as well.
Thank you.
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To test CLM on a laptop there is a simple express setup option that uses Apache Tomcat (for the server) and Derby for the database. Then once it is setup you can install a sample project to test things.
There is a knowledge center page, for completing the setup of CLM and you will see towards the bottom something like If you set up the default Derby database and Apache Tomcat server, set up the server by running the setup wizard and following the steps for express setup. which has steps like Typically the setup and installation of the sample on a laptop takes 30 mins Comments
Vyacheslav Orzhakhovsky
commented Aug 15 '14, 12:58 p.m.
Gentlemen, Thank you for the answers. I will tinker with it and see how it goes. About the sandbox: I tried using it and I could not select any items from the pull-down menu. Seems like a sandbox bug? The sandbox appeared very limited or for some reason ran poorly. I tried two different sanboxes.
Best,
Vyacheslav Orzhakhovsky
commented Aug 19 '14, 8:37 p.m.
Hello Robin, I am still having trouble understanding the process. First, where will I install the Jazz Team Server? I am confused here. I'd like the Jazz.net site to provide me the server on which to install. I work in an environment where I don't have admin rights to make such installs. I'd like the CLM environment to be on my local machine if that is possible. I'd appreciate it if you walk me through, like "for Dummies" tutorial, of the top level requirements for running CLM, with some drill down details. |
If your requirement is to test the various features & capabilities of CLM, you can also utilize our IBM Jazz Sandbox environments (without having to install anything on your laptop)
As quoted in the IBM Jazz Sandbox homepage: https://jazz.net/products/sandbox/ In a sandbox trial you can:
Please review the information in the Sandbox homepage and create a new CLM sandbox if it meets your requirements.
Best regards
Pavan
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Vyacheslav Orzhakhovsky
commented Aug 15 '14, 12:58 p.m.
Gentlemen, Thank you for the answers. I will tinker with it and see how it goes. About the sandbox: I tried using it and I could not select any items from the pull-down menu. Seems like a sandbox bug? The sandbox appeared very limited or for some reason ran poorly. I tried two different sanboxes.
Best,
Vyacheslav Orzhakhovsky
commented Aug 19 '14, 8:38 p.m.
Hello Pavan, Could you elaborate on Sandbox. I though I had run the Sandbox but I could not use the pulldown menus. If I pull down and try to look what is in the menu it immediately disappears.
Thank you |
1. The first thing to do is to download CLM from the jazz.net https://jazz.net/downloads/clm/releases/5.0 using the web installer on this page
2. This will install the installation manager and download the software by default to C:/Program Files/IBM. Because this folder needs admin privileges during the installation you can specify another folder like C:/clm 3. If you installed on a Windows system, verify that the Start the Jazz Team Server and Stop the Jazz Team Server menu options are available from the Windows Start menu. To check for the menu options, click . then follow the instructions here to start the server http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/api/content/SSYMRC_5.0.0/com.ibm.jazz.install.doc/topics/m_s_server_installation_start_tomcat.html 4. You will see a cmd window flash up and then a second window and the server startup will begin. Once the server is started you will see something like Server startup in 203645 ms 5. Now follow the instructions here http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSYMRC_5.0.0/com.ibm.jazz.install.doc/topi/t_running_express_setup.html?lang=en 6. If you do not have a fully qualified host name for your laptop then you will need to put something in your hosts file https://[fully qualified hostname]:9443/jts/setup found here C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc, like 127.0.0.1 clm.jkebanking.net # Money That Matters server use notepad for the editing 7. Once you have the fully qualified name then the cmd will look like this https://clm.jkebanking.net:9443/jts/setup 8. After several minutes you will be asked to log in. Use ADMIN/ADMIN for the user name and password 9. Once logged in choose express setup, follow the instructions to create a new admin account for the jazz server and the installation will begin setting up CLM. 10. Once the setup has finished you will need to active trial licenses - choose the CLM license at the bottom by clicking activate trial. 11. Once the express setup has finished you will see the JTS admin page where you can add users, and create/try the sample project. |
Hello Vyacheslav
Here is a link to Getting Started with RDNG where we have used Sandbox as an option for enabling user to have an environment where they could perform the exercises listed in guide. Kindly have a look at the link to confirm that you have created the Sandbox Project(s) appropriately. Upon successful completion of creating the Projects in the chosen Sandbox, an email notification with subject details "Jazz.net Sandbox: Connect to your new Sandbox project area" would also be sent. This email will have direct links for accessing the project area via the web for all those capabilities that you have chosen when creating the Project. Please let me know if you are able to access the Projects. I have used FireFox browser 24.7 just a few minutes ago to create new Sandbox Projects and they are working ok for me. Also, kindly let me know which pull down menus aren't working for you. Robin's latest update should be helpful in installing CLM locally on your laptop. -- Pavan |
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