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Ebam/Installation

DataBase Creation

If you don't use the default DBMS (H2),you have to create a database called owned by a user called ebam, which password is ebam.You can find the database scripts that build the database for H2 and MySQL unzipping the eBAM-0.7RC DataBase Scripts[1]. Moreover you have to change the persistence file of eBAM Runtime and Designer, following the instructions exposed in the specific chapter.

If you use the default DBMS H2 you can create the DB using as JDBC url jdbc:h2:tcp://localhost/~/ebam and username and password ebam/ebam. Using the Database script you can create and fill the database.Then shut down the DB and install the runtime. eBAM runtime will automatically open the DB and link on it.

A faster way to use eBAM with the default DBMS is to unzip the H2 DataBase Files[2] in the home folder of your computer.In this way you the database is created, and you can proceed to the installation of the runtime.

Runtime Installation

After configuring the database, unzip the eBAM-0.7RC Runtime[3] and then click on the runtime.bat file. Two command windows will open and the second you can find the log of the eclipse runtime running. The runtime will start opening automatically the H2 DataBase and parsing the log files, if present, configured in the adapter manager configuration file.

--Wiedenbeckkai.googlemail.com (talk) 21:11, 9 December 2014 (EST)[[[Link title][


http://www.example.com link title]]]== Designer Installation ==

Unzip the eBAM-0.7RC Designer[4], then click on \eBAM-0.7RC-designer\eclipse\eclipse.exe. The eclipse IDE will start with the eBAM Designer in the Eclipse Menu, and if is used the default configuration of the DBMS (H2) the designer can automatically link to the database.

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