Installing MDriven Server on Windows
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=== Add an Application Pool ===
=== Add an Application Pool ===
Start IIS Manager and add an Application Pool.
Start IIS Manager and add an Application Pool.
[[File:Add an Application Pool.jpg|none|thumb|412x412px|Add an Application Tool in IIS Manager]]
[[File:Add an Application Pool.jpg|none|thumb|616x616px|Add an Application Tool in IIS Manager]]
Name your Pool and set it to '''.NET CLR 4.0''' and '''Integrated pipeline''' mode.
Name your Pool and set it to '''.NET CLR 4.0''' and '''Integrated pipeline''' mode.
[[File:Creating of App Pool.jpg|none|thumb|Create Application Tool]]
[[File:Creating of App Pool.jpg|none|thumb|Create Application Tool]]
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=== Add a certificate for SSL ===
=== Add a certificate for SSL ===
In ISS Manager select Server Certificates and create '''Self-Signed Certificate'''.
In ISS Manager select Server Certificates and create '''Self-Signed Certificate'''.
[[File:Server Certificates.jpg|none|thumb|400x400px|Server Certificates in IIS]]
[[File:Server Certificates.jpg|none|thumb|604x604px|Server Certificates in IIS]]
On the Default web site or on web site which you created, add '''https binding''' for '''port 433''' and select the certificate needed.
On the Default web site or on web site which you created, add '''https binding''' for '''port 433''' and select the certificate needed.
[[File:Add bindings to the site.jpg|none|thumb|404x404px|Add bindings to the site]]
[[File:Add bindings to the site.jpg|none|thumb|605x605px|Add bindings to the site]]


=== Installing of MDriven Server and MDriven Turnkey ===
=== Installing of MDriven Server and MDriven Turnkey ===
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# Create another application under “MyTrunkeyApp” called “__MDrivenServer” (double underscore) so that it ends up like this: “MyTurnkeyApp/__MDrivenServer”
# Create another application under “MyTrunkeyApp” called “__MDrivenServer” (double underscore) so that it ends up like this: “MyTurnkeyApp/__MDrivenServer”
* Use the deploy function to import the application MDriven Server & MDriven Turnkey which you download from the [https://www.capableobjects.com/downloads/downloads-2/ Capable Objects site]. ''The installer will not overwrite your existing database if this is an upgrade.''
* Use the deploy function to import the application MDriven Server & MDriven Turnkey which you download from the [https://www.capableobjects.com/downloads/downloads-2/ Capable Objects site]. ''The installer will not overwrite your existing database if this is an upgrade.''
[[File:Import MDriven Server.jpg|frameless|410x410px]]
[[File:Deploy the MDriven Server.jpg|none|thumb|634x634px|Deploy the MDriven Server]]
'''''Note:''' During installation of MDriven Server or MDriven Turnkey app, if you created the structure before, keep "application path" field empty to save the needed folders' structure.''


''Note: During installation of MDriven Server or MDriven Turnkey app, if you created the structure before, keep "application path" field empty to save the needed folders' structure.''
As a result you will get the following application structure:


[[File:Empty name field.jpg|frameless|353x353px]]
* As a result you will get the next application structure
[[File:Application Structure.jpg|frameless]]
[[File:Application Structure.jpg|frameless]]



Revision as of 14:00, 8 February 2018

This guide may help you to install MDriven Server on Windows(8, 10), Windows 2012R2 and Windows 2016.

Installing IIS Services and its components

First of all, you need to install IIS on your computer, on Windows(8, 10) head to the Control Panel -> Programs and Features -> Turn Windows features on or off and add Internet Information Services.

On Windows 2012R2 or Windows 2016 after installation add roles: Web server IIS.

Add IIS on Windows(8, 10)

Also, you need to add ASP .NET 4.5(or higher) and its component. Important! Under .NET Framework 4.5(or higher) Features head to WCF Services and select HTTP Activation and TCP Port Sharing.

Add HTTP Activation and TCP Port Sharing

Note! If you don’t install HTTP Activation, you will get “Error 405 – method not allowed” instead of the MDriven login screen.

Now, you can start IIS Manager on your computer.

If you had some troubles with installation on Windows 2012R2 see also — https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/install/installing-iis-85/installing-iis-85-on-windows-server-2012-r2.

Setting up IIS Manager

Installing components to IIS

After installation of IIS, you should install Microsoft Web Platform Installer 5.0 - https://www.microsoft.com/web/downloads/platform.aspx

After the installation, open Web Platform Installer head to Products and install following components to IIS:

  1. Logging Tools
  2. Request Monitor
  3. Tracing
  4. Dynamic Content Compression
  5. Application Initialization
  6. Management Service
  7. IIS Management Scripts and Tools
  8. Basic Authentication, Windows authentication or another authentication service
  9. Web Deploy 3.6. (or download Web Deploy from Microsoft website - https://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/web-deploy)
  10. Web Deployment Tool 2.1.

Note! For Windows Server 2016: you need to "repair" or re-install the Web Deploy 3.6 after this is done, or you will not see "Deploy" in the context-menu when you right-click the site.

Install MDriven Server & MDriven Turnkey

Add an Application Pool

Start IIS Manager and add an Application Pool.

Add an Application Tool in IIS Manager

Name your Pool and set it to .NET CLR 4.0 and Integrated pipeline mode.

Create Application Tool

Select your Application Pool and head to Advanced Settings and set:

  • Start mode: AlwaysRunning
  • Identity: <choose what suits your needs>
  • Limit interval: 1
Setting up the Application Tool

Add a certificate for SSL

In ISS Manager select Server Certificates and create Self-Signed Certificate.

Server Certificates in IIS

On the Default web site or on web site which you created, add https binding for port 433 and select the certificate needed.

Add bindings to the site

Installing of MDriven Server and MDriven Turnkey

  • Add an application and give a descriptive name. Select the Application Pool which you created earlier.
  1. Create an application with your name ("MyTurnkeyApp)
  2. Create another application under “MyTrunkeyApp” called “__MDrivenServer” (double underscore) so that it ends up like this: “MyTurnkeyApp/__MDrivenServer”
  • Use the deploy function to import the application MDriven Server & MDriven Turnkey which you download from the Capable Objects site. The installer will not overwrite your existing database if this is an upgrade.
Deploy the MDriven Server

Note: During installation of MDriven Server or MDriven Turnkey app, if you created the structure before, keep "application path" field empty to save the needed folders' structure.

As a result you will get the following application structure:

Application Structure.jpg

Setting up MDriven Server

Now, you can open your MDrivenServer in a browser via link

https://localhost/<Your_application_name>/__MDrivenServer/

Important! You have to change "localhost" in a link to your machine name because actually, you aren't "localhost".

In the IIS Manager head to Server Certificate, select your self-signed certificate which you have created early and open "Details" and find "Subject". It will be your machine name.
  • On the first screen you sould register a new user for MDriven Server

MDriven Server start page.jpg

  • After this You may log in and head to Admin area -> Infos, errors and MDrivenServer evolve and push "Evolve Admin database.
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