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Installing the GRAT Component

Purpose

  • To run the the installation package for the GRAT, after the applications are configured in Configuration Manager.


Prerequisites

Start

  1. From the host on which the GRAT is to be installed, locate and double-click Setup.exe in the rulesauthoring folder of the Genesys Rules System CD.
  2. Click Next on the Welcome screen of the installation wizard.
  3. Enter the connection parameters to connect to Configuration Server (Host, Port, User name, and Password).
  4. On the Client Side Port Configuration screen, if you do not want to configure client-side port parameters, leave the checkbox empty and click Next. If you do want to configure these settings, select the checkbox to display to additional options: Port and IP Address. Enter values for these options and click Next.
  5. Select the GRAT application that you created in Procedure: Creating the Genesys Rules Authoring Tool Application objects in Configuration Manager. Click Next.
  6. Specify the destination directory for the installation, or accept the default location, and click Next.
  7. Enter the host and port of the optional backup Configuration Server and click Next.
  8. Enter the number of times that the GRAT Server application should attempt to reconnect to Configuration Server (Attempts) and the amount of time (Delay) between attempts. Click Next.
  9. On the screen that is shown in Procedure: Creating the Genesys Rules Authoring Tool Application objects in Configuration Manager and click Next.
  10. Specify the Rules Authoring Client Application Name
  11. Select the database engine that you used to create the Rules Repository database in Procedure: Creating the Rules Repository database, and click Next.
  12. Enter the following connection details and then click Next:
  13. Warning: The values provided for the following properties (Connector Class and Database URL) are examples only. Consult the database vendor's jdbc documentation for detailed information specific to your database type. See 1 Table 1 for example values for the supported database types.
  • Connector class"onnector class will differ depending on the database type. See 1 Table 1 for examples.
  • Database URL"he database URL will depend on the database type. See 1 Table 1 for examples.
Warning: Consult the database vendor's jdbc documentation for detailed information specific to your database type.
  • Password - The password that is used to connect to the database
  • Click Install.
  • Click Finish.
  • End

    Next Steps

    This page was last edited on March 27, 2013, at 11:19.
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