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The initial setup of {{UBIK}} and its components requires some extensive but straight forward steps. This guide gives an overview about the dependencies of the different components, whereas more detailed installation instructions can be found in separate linked articles, respectively. | The initial setup of {{UBIK}} and its components requires some extensive but straight forward steps. This guide gives an overview about the dependencies of the different components, whereas more detailed installation instructions can be found in separate linked articles, respectively. | ||
| − | The next sections | + | The next sections cover the components required for the use cases as mentioned in the [[Getting_Started#Introduction|introduction]]. General information about the configuration files of each component can be found in [[Configuration_Files]]. |
== Setup for Data Model Administration == | == Setup for Data Model Administration == | ||
| + | Creating and maintaining {{UBIK}} data models requires an according {{UBIK Database}} and the modelling tool {{UBIK Studio}} only. | ||
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* {{UBIK Database}} | * {{UBIK Database}} | ||
:''See [[HowTo:Install_UBIK_Database|Set up {{UBIK}} Database]] for help on configuration issues.'' | :''See [[HowTo:Install_UBIK_Database|Set up {{UBIK}} Database]] for help on configuration issues.'' | ||
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===Session Management Type=== | ===Session Management Type=== | ||
Using [[USAM#Single_Local_Application|Single Local Application]] mode is sufficient to administrate the data model and to work with {{UBIK}} Studio only. | Using [[USAM#Single_Local_Application|Single Local Application]] mode is sufficient to administrate the data model and to work with {{UBIK}} Studio only. | ||
| − | :''See [[HowTo:Configure_Single_Local_Application_Authentication| | + | :''See [[HowTo:Configure_Single_Local_Application_Authentication|Configure Single Local Application Authentication]] for help on configuration issues.'' |
Of course, it is also possible to use another authentication mode like [[USAM#LAS_.28Local_Application_Service.29|Local Application Service]]. | Of course, it is also possible to use another authentication mode like [[USAM#LAS_.28Local_Application_Service.29|Local Application Service]]. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Installing|Set up UBIK]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Server|Set up UBIK]] | ||
== Setup for Working Mobile == | == Setup for Working Mobile == | ||
| + | Working mobile presumes a valid data model within a {{UBIK Database}} created with {{UBIK Studio}}. Additionally the data needs to be published via a {{UBIK Web Service}} to an {{UBIK Client}}. | ||
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* {{UBIK Database}} | * {{UBIK Database}} | ||
:''See [[HowTo:Install_UBIK_Database|Set up {{UBIK}} Database]] for help on configuration issues.'' | :''See [[HowTo:Install_UBIK_Database|Set up {{UBIK}} Database]] for help on configuration issues.'' | ||
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* {{UBIK Client}} | * {{UBIK Client}} | ||
* {{UBIK Web Service}} | * {{UBIK Web Service}} | ||
| − | :''See [[HowTo:Configure_Microsoft_IIS_for_UBIK]] for help on configuration issues.'' | + | :''See [[HowTo:Install_UBIK_Web_Service]] and [[HowTo:Configure_Microsoft_IIS_for_UBIK]] for help on configuration issues.'' |
=== Session Management Type === | === Session Management Type === | ||
For being able to use mobile clients it is mandatory to use [[USAM#LAS_.28Local_Application_Service.29|Local Application Service]] as authentication mode. | For being able to use mobile clients it is mandatory to use [[USAM#LAS_.28Local_Application_Service.29|Local Application Service]] as authentication mode. | ||
| − | :''See [[HowTo:Configure_LAS_Authentication| | + | :''See [[HowTo:Configure_LAS_Authentication|Configure LAS Authentication]] for help on configuration issues.'' |
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| + | [[Category:Installing|Set up UBIK]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Server|Set up UBIK]] | ||
== Setup for Interfacing 3rd Party Systems == | == Setup for Interfacing 3rd Party Systems == | ||
| + | Interfacing a 3rd party system presumes a valid data model within a {{UBIK Database}} created with {{UBIK Studio}}. The interfaces itself can be designed and tested manually using {{UBIK Studio}}. If automatisms are required you need to use {{UBIK Enterprise Service}}. | ||
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* {{UBIK Database}} | * {{UBIK Database}} | ||
:''See [[HowTo:Install_UBIK_Database|Set up {{UBIK}} Database]] for help on configuration issues.'' | :''See [[HowTo:Install_UBIK_Database|Set up {{UBIK}} Database]] for help on configuration issues.'' | ||
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=== Session Management Type === | === Session Management Type === | ||
Using [[USAM#Single_Local_Application|Single Local Application]] mode is sufficient to administrate the data model and to interface 3rd pary systems. | Using [[USAM#Single_Local_Application|Single Local Application]] mode is sufficient to administrate the data model and to interface 3rd pary systems. | ||
| − | :''See [[HowTo:Configure_Single_Local_Application_Authentication| | + | :''See [[HowTo:Configure_Single_Local_Application_Authentication|Configure Single Local Application Authentication]] for help on configuration issues.'' |
Of course, it is also possible to use another authentication mode like [[USAM#LAS_.28Local_Application_Service.29|Local Application Service]]. | Of course, it is also possible to use another authentication mode like [[USAM#LAS_.28Local_Application_Service.29|Local Application Service]]. | ||
| + | == See also == | ||
| + | * [[Getting_Started]] | ||
| − | + | [[Category:Installing|Set up UBIK]] | |
| − | + | [[Category:Server|Set up UBIK]] | |
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Latest revision as of 08:50, 23 July 2015
The initial setup of UBIK® and its components requires some extensive but straight forward steps. This guide gives an overview about the dependencies of the different components, whereas more detailed installation instructions can be found in separate linked articles, respectively.
The next sections cover the components required for the use cases as mentioned in the introduction. General information about the configuration files of each component can be found in Configuration Files.
Contents
Setup for Data Model Administration
Creating and maintaining UBIK® data models requires an according UBIK® Database and the modelling tool UBIK® Studio only.
- See Set up UBIK® Database for help on configuration issues.
- See How to install UBIK® Studio for help on installation issues.
Session Management Type
Using Single Local Application mode is sufficient to administrate the data model and to work with UBIK® Studio only.
- See Configure Single Local Application Authentication for help on configuration issues.
Of course, it is also possible to use another authentication mode like Local Application Service.
Setup for Working Mobile
Working mobile presumes a valid data model within a UBIK® Database created with UBIK® Studio. Additionally the data needs to be published via a UBIK® Web Service to an UBIK® Client.
- See Set up UBIK® Database for help on configuration issues.
- See How to install UBIK® Studio for help on installation issues.
- See Install UBIK Web Service and Configure Microsoft IIS for UBIK for help on configuration issues.
Session Management Type
For being able to use mobile clients it is mandatory to use Local Application Service as authentication mode.
- See Configure LAS Authentication for help on configuration issues.
Setup for Interfacing 3rd Party Systems
Interfacing a 3rd party system presumes a valid data model within a UBIK® Database created with UBIK® Studio. The interfaces itself can be designed and tested manually using UBIK® Studio. If automatisms are required you need to use UBIK® Enterprise Service.
- See Set up UBIK® Database for help on configuration issues.
- See How to install UBIK® Studio for help on installation issues.
- See How to install UBIK® Enterprise Service for help on installation issues.
Session Management Type
Using Single Local Application mode is sufficient to administrate the data model and to interface 3rd pary systems.
- See Configure Single Local Application Authentication for help on configuration issues.
Of course, it is also possible to use another authentication mode like Local Application Service.
