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The DataSplice products are simple to install and configure in your network environment.

File Organization

The DataSplice software is distributed as a set of compressed archive files that contain the various files needed by the applications. This has several advantages over installation programs.

  • Self-Contained - Instances can be copied and moved without breaking dependencies
  • Multiple Instances - Multiple versions of DataSplice can be installed on a single machine (Dev, Test, etc.) and run side by side
  • Easy to Backup - Saving a root instance folder will back up all the application an configuration files
  • Simple Upgrades - The archive files are designed such that new versions can simply be unzipped on top of an existing installation. ( The 1 file exception to this is the DataSplice.Db.dll.config file, located in the \Server directory )

Root Application Folder

In most cases it is recommended to use C:\Program Files\DataSplice3.1\ as the root folder. Under this folder we recommend you create a top level folder for each instance of DataSplice:

  • C:\Program Files\DataSplice3.1\Dev - Development instance
  • C:\Program Files\DataSplice3.1\Test - Testing instance
  • etc.

Instance File Layout

Each distribution archive is then designed to be unpacked into the corresponding instance folder. The files are structured as follows:

  • <Instance Root>\
    • Clients\
      • Desktop\ - Contains the files needed to run the desktop clients (Administration Client and Remote Client)
      • Mobile\ -
        • CabFiles\ - Contains cab files to install DataSplice and it's dependencies on mobile devices
        • Binaries\ - Contains the unpacked binary applications for the Remote Client
    • Server\ - Contains all the files needed to run the DataSplice server
      • Storage\ - All runtime configuration files (options, user settings, views, etc.) are stored here. The configuration files are stored as XML documents in various folders within this directory.
 
Created by john.posten
Last modified 2010-04-26 03:22 PM
 

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