This is an empty project with a default template applied, i.e. “Create_Default_AppTracker_Database.sql” i. There are two SQL scripts provided with this installation. It’s possible to call the database another name but remember to do a find & replace on the scriptĤ. Note: It’s important that your database be called AppTracker as the SQL Script in the next steps expects a database called AppTracker to be present. Enter ‘AppTracker’, leave everything else at default and click ‘OK’ Right Click on the Databases Folder and select ‘New Database’ c.
#NEW APPTRACKER PASSWORD#
If you have created an SQL Express instance from the instructions provide in this document then your username will be “sa” and your password will be “Password!” 3. If you do not have an SQL Server AppTracker can run of SQL Express, see the section “Installing SQL Express” for more information. Net with IIS (Win7 / Server 2008) and not enabling the HTTP Activation feature.Ĭreating the AppTracker Database 1.
Note: The two most common mistakes of setting up AppTracker are not registering. See the ‘Installing SQL Server Express’ Chapter
#NEW APPTRACKER INSTALL#
If there is no existing SQL Server instance available then install SQL Express from the ‘Support Software’ folder. Run the command “aspnet_regiis.exe /I” 5. C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v9 (32 bit) iii. C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v9 (64 bit) ii. Open a cmd.exe window as an Administrator b. NET Framework 3.5.1\Windows Communication Foundation HTTP Activation 4. Internet Information Services\World Wide Web Services\Common HTTP Features\Static Content d. Internet Information Services\World Wide Web Services\Application Development Features\ASP.Net c. Internet Information Services\Web Management Tools\IIS Management Console b. This is accessed from the Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Programs and Features: Turn Widows features on or off.
#NEW APPTRACKER WINDOWS#
Turn on Windows Features required by AppTracker. Net 4.5 framework from the ‘Support Software’ folder 3. This is required on every client that will access AppTracker b. Install Silverlight from the ‘Support Software’ folder a. Run the command “aspnet_regiis.exe /I” 6. Net 4.5.1 if not already present, fully patched 2008 R2 should have this installed already. NET Framework 3.5.1 Features\WCF Activation\HTTP Activation 4. Using the Initial Configuration Tasks panel, click Add Features: a. Role Service - Web Server (IIS)\Web Server\Performance\Dynamic Content Compression 3. Role Service - Web Server (IIS)\Web Server\Common HTTP Features\Static Content e. Role Service - Web Server (IIS)\Web Server\Application Development\ASP.NET d. Role Service - Web Server (IIS)\Management Tools\IIS Management Console c. Using the Initial Configuration Tasks panel, click Add Roles: a. Role Service - Web Server (IIS)\Web Server\Common HTTP Features\Static Content f. Role Service - Web Server (IIS)\Web Server\Application Development\ASP.NET 4.5 e. Role Service - Web Server (IIS)\Management Tools\IIS Management Console d. NET Framework 4.5 Features\WCF Services\HTTP Activation c. NET Framework 4.5 Features\ASP.NET 4.5 b. Install the following Roles and Features a. Launch AppTracker, log in as Admin (default Password!) 3. The two entries will look like the below. Find the references to the database location and change them to point to the AppTracker database with a user name and password.
#NEW APPTRACKER UPDATE#
Update the web.config on the root of the AppTracker folder. “HOSTPC\SQLSVR1”Ĭreate the directory C:\inetpub\E.g. Run the AppTracker Database creation script against the new AppTracker database 3. Create a new database called AppTracker 2. SQL Server 2008 is installed and configured IIS 7 is installed and configured for Silverlight. Quick Install Sheet (If you have installed AppTracker before) Assumptions 12 SQL Server Express Install Screenshots. Table of Contents Quick Install Sheet Guide (If you have installed AppTracker before).
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