Instructions for installation and running Intellicus Web Reporting suite on HP-UX includes:
- Installing the product.
- Starting the Intellicus Report Server.
- Starting the Intellicus Webserver.
- Starting the Intellicus suite in browser.
- Logging into the Intellicus.
- Stopping the Intellicus Report Server.
Stopping the Intellicus Webserver.
Hardware and software requirements
System Pre-requisites:
- Memory: 256 MB of RAM or more.
- Storage Space: 1 GB or more.
- Internet Browser: Internet Explorer 6.0 or a higher version.
- gunzip (To extract Intellicus files).
Important: The person working on installation of Intellicus must have required administrative privileges on the machine.
To install Intellicus Web Reporting suite
Decompress the intellicusHPUX.tar.gz:
gunzip intellicusHPUX.tar.gz
This will create intellicusHPUX.tar.
Untar the file intellicusHPUX.tar:
tar -xvf intellicusHPUX.tar
Multilingual support
You can have multilingual (Unicode) support in Intellicus to provide following benefits to the users.
- To display multilingual data from database in reports.
- To display multilingual data in Parameter combo.
- To be able to specify multilingual data in filter, parameter as well as SQL Editor.
Starting Intellicus
To start Report Server
Report Server is located in the /intellicus/reportengine/bin folder. To start the engine, run the file run.sh.
./run.sh
To Start the ReportServer with multilingual support
./ UTF8_run.sh
This file passes -Dfile.encoding=utf-8 as the command line java option.
As an alternative, you can also rename the files:
- Rename the file run.sh (for example, as E_run.sh) .
- Rename the file UTF8_run.sh as run.sh .
Now onwards you can run run.sh to start the ReportServer with multilingual support.
To start the Intellicus Web Server
Web Server is located in the /intellicus/jakarta/bin folder. To start the web server, run the file startup.sh.
./startup.sh
To start the webserver with multilingual support
./UTF8_startup.sh
This file calls UTF8_ Catalina.sh. UTF8_ Catalina.sh passes
-Dfile.encoding=utf-8 as the command line java option.
As an alternative, you can also rename the files:
- Rename the file startup.sh (for example, as E_startup.sh).
- Rename the file UTF8_startup.sh as startup.sh.
Now onwards you can run startup.sh to start the webserver with multilingual support.
To start the Intellicus Web Reporting suite
- Open the browser.
- In address bar, specify the following URL:
http://<IP of the webserver>/intellicus
For example, http://120.98.99.256/Intellicus
If user has changed the webserver port, specify the following URL:
http://<IP of the webserver:port number>/intellicus
For example, if the changed port number is 7000, the URL would be: http://120.98.99.256:7000/intellicus
Logging into Intellicus web Reporting suite
User needs the following information to log into the Intellicus:
- User Name: Admin
- Password: Admin
- Organization Name: Intellica
Click Login after entering information mentioned above.
Stopping Intellicus
To stop the ReportServer
Run the file shutdown.sh. This file is available in Intellicus/reportengine/bin folder.
./shutdown.sh
To stop the WebServer
Run the file shutdown.sh. This file is available in intellicus/jakarta/bin folder.
./shutdown.sh
Making Intellicus Start automatically
Here are the steps that need to be followed to setup the daemon script on a HP- UX box:
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Open intellicus.sh from Intellicus/APIs folder and specify the home path for Intellicus (the folder where Intellicus was untared). The configuration page to be modified is,
intellicus_home= <path where intellicus was untared>
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Place intellicus.sh script file in specific folders.
For Red Hat / Fedora,
cp intellicus.sh /etc/rc.d/init.d/
For S.U.S.E and Debain,
cp intellicus.sh /etc/init.d/
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To add this daemon process in the system start processes, execute the command
chkconfig –add intellicus.sh
The daemon process will now start, automatically on booting the system.
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Execute the following command to list all services and to check if the daemon was added:
chkconfig –list intellicus.sh
- Reboot the system.
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To check if the daemon was started, execute command
ps -ef
Figure 1: Intellicus Auto Start Status