If you will be using
, you must manually install the Backbone Generator to be able to create eCTD XML backbones.
Create the following directory on your InSight Rendering server:
<IR_INSTALLATION_DIRECTORY>\BackboneGeneratorService\3.5\Lib
If the directory already exists, delete all files in it.
In the installation media for
Liquent InSight, navigate to the folder called
ectd-backbone.
Unzip the contents to a network share that all the
Liquent InSight Rendering servers have access to.
Copy the unzipped files to the folder in the previous step on each
Liquent InSight Rendering server that will be used for publishing.
Set the
JAVA_Home environment variable:
Right-click on the
Start, select
System.
Select the
Advanced system settings link.
On the
Advanced
tab, click
Environment Variables.
In the
System variables field, if
JAVA_HOME is not specified click
New
and create it.
For
Variable name, type
JAVA_HOME.
For
Variable value, type the path to the Java installation, for example:
<drive>:\Program Files\AdoptOpenJDK\jre-8.0.202.08. Note that this is the correct path if you can append
\bin\server to it to get to the folder where
jvm.dll is located.
When completed, click
OK
two or three times to close all dialogs.
In the Environment Variables dialog box, add the TNS_ADMIN variable.
In the
System variables field, click
New.
For Variable name, type
TNS_ADMIN.
Open Windows Explorer, navigate to the
admin directory of the Oracle client installation, and copy the path to the clipboard.
For
Variable value, paste the path you copied to the clipboard.
Ensure the
JAVA\bin path is in the
Path variable
as follows:
Select the
Path System Variable and select
Edit.
If the path to the
JAVA bin file is not in the Path:
For Windows 2016 - Select
New, provide the path to the bin folder of the JAVA installation, and click
OK. Click
Move Up until this entry is at the top of the list.
For Windows 2012 - Prepend the path to the bin folder to the Path.
Press
OK three times to close all dialog boxes.
Reserve ports:
Right-click
Start, select
Run, type
regedit, and press
Enter.
Navigate to
HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters.
Right-click in a blank spot in the right pane and click
New | Multi-String Value.
Name the new item
ReservedPorts, and press
Enter.
Press
Enter to edit the value.
For Value data, type the following on one line:
2866-2872