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1. Open the Deployment Tool from the Tools ribbon and create a new application.
Application | IIWINSRV |
Description | II Personnel System Windows Server |
Company | II Systems |
The New Version dialog is displayed.
2. Enter a Description of Version 1 and select the XSRVOTH template:
3. Click Create to continue.
The Package Maintenance dialog will be displayed.
At this point you need to consider how to define the server portion of the Personnel Application. The elements of the application which you need to deploy to the Windows server application will include the following:
The application files and their data.
The OAMs for the files. These DLLs will be automatically included when you add the files to the package.
Any processes and functions which the file OAMs depend on. This will include trigger and validation functions which the OAMs may call.
Any called server functions which the client application may call. There are none in this simple application.
Any system variables which the application references
The deployed application will use a new database. The installation package will define all the required tables in this new database. The tables include the LANSA Repository tables as well as the application tables and views.
To complete this step, you must have SQL Server Management Studio installed.
1. Open SQL Server Management Studio and connect to the database server service:
2. Expand the Databases group so that you are aware what database names have already been used:
3. Right click on Databases and select New Database from the context menu.
4. Enter a suitable name for the new database, for example: LANSADB15. Use a value suitable for your system.
Click OK to create the new database using the default configuration.
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