Server Installation Guide
Supported operating systems
- Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/10, Windows server 2003/2008/2012/2016/2019, 32 bit and 64 bit, x86 and IA architecture
- Linux, 32 bit and 64 bit, x86, PowerPC and S/390 architecture
- Mac OS X, 32 bit and 64 bit
- Solaris, 32 bit and 64 bit, Sparc and x86 architecture
- AIX, 32 bit and 64 bit, PowerPC architecture
- HP-UX, 32 bit and 64 bit, IA and PARISC architecture
- FreeBSD, 32 bit and 64 bit, x86 architecture
Memory requirement
- 512M minimum, 1G recommended
Installation Steps
-
Download QuickBuild distribution from https://www.pmease.com/downloads.
-
Extract the downloaded file into the selected installation directory. Make sure the user running the server has full access rights to the installation directory.
-
Make sure you have JDK8 or higher version installed. Download the appropriate JDK version from https://java.sun.com if necessary.
-
Make sure the java command exists in the system path; if not, you will need to modify the file <QuickBuild install dir>/conf/wrapper.conf , and point the entry wrapper.java.command to path of the java command.
-
Optionally run command <server install dir>/bin/config.(bat|sh) to configure port number and SSL setting of the server.
-
Open a command window, switch to folder <server install dir>/bin , and run command server.(bat|sh) console to start the server.
warningFollow this guide on how to install the server as system service so that it auto-starts when machine reboots.
-
Monitor the console window for any error or warning messages. You may ignore warning message plugin xxxxx is not enabled as it needs to be configured , if you don't use these plugins; otherwise, please refer to plugin management on how to configure a plugin after server starts up.
-
After the server starts up, follow the instruction in the console to open a browser window and connect to the server. Following browsers are supported:
- Internet Explorer 9.0 or higher
- Firefox 3.0 or higher
- Safari 3.0 or higher
- Chrome 4.0 or higher
-
By default, QuickBuild uses embedded database for demonstration purpose. For production usage, please switch to other serious database following guide in data management section.