Installing the server installing-the-server
Executing the installation program executing-the-installation-program
For a Windows 32 bit platform, install Adobe Campaign 32 bit. For a Windows 64 bit platform, install Adobe Campaign 64 bit.
The installation steps for the Adobe Campaign server are the following:
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Execute the file setup.exe.
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Select the installation type.
Several installation types are available:
- Installation of an application server : Install the Adobe Campaign application server and the client console.
- Minimal installation (Network) : Installation of the client computer from the network. Only a limited number of DLLs will be installed on the computer, if necessary, and all the other components will be used from a network drive.
- Installation of a client : Installation of the required components for the Adobe Campaign client.
- Custom installation : The user chooses the elements to be installed.
Select Installation of an application server, and go through the different steps as shown below:
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Select the installation directory:
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Click Finish to start the installation:
The progress bar shows how far the installation is:
Once the installation is complete, a message appears to let you know:
note note NOTE Once the server installation is complete a reboot of the server is required to avoid possible network issue. Once the installation is complete, start Adobe Campaign to create the configuration files. Refer to First start-up of the server.
Summary installation testing summary-installation-testing
You can test the initial installation using the following command:
nlserver pdump
If Adobe Campaign is not started, the response is:
No task
First start-up of the server first-start-up-of-the-server
Once the installation test is complete, open a command prompt via the Start > Programs > Adobe Campaign menu and enter the following command:
nlserver web
The files in the installation directory are used to configure the Adobe Campaign server modules.
The following information is displayed:
15:30:12 > Application server for Adobe Campaign Classic (7.X YY.R build XXX@SHA1) of DD/MM/YYYY
15:30:12 > Web server start (pid=664, tid=4188)...
15:30:12 > Creation of server configuration file '[INSTALL]bin..confserverConf.xml' server via '[INSTALL]bin..conffraserverConf.xml.sample
15:30:12 > Creation of server configuration file '[INSTALL]bin..confconfig-default.xml' server via '[INSTALL]bin..confmodelsconfig-default.xml
15:30:12 > Server started
15:30:12 > Stop requested (pid=664)
15:30:12 > Web server stop (pid=664, tid=4188)...
Press Ctrl+C to stop the process, then enter the following command:
nlserver start web
The following information is displayed:
12:17:21 > Application server for Adobe Campaign Classic (7.X YY.R build XXX@SHA1) of DD/MM/YYYY
12:17:21 > Start of the 'web@default' ('nlserver web -tracefile:web@default -instance:default -detach -tomcat -autorepair') task in a new process
12:17:21 > Application server for Adobe Campaign Classic (7.X YY.R build XXX@SHA1) of DD/MM/YYYY
12:17:21 > Web server start (pid=29188, tid=-1224824320)...
12:17:21 > Generation of configuration changes '[INSTALL]bin..confserverConf.xml.diff' between '[INSTALL]bin..confserverConf.xml' and '[INSTALL]bin..conffraserverConf.xml.sample'
12:17:22 > Tomcat started
12:17:22 > Server started
To stop it, enter:
nlserver stop web
The following information is displayed:
12:18:31 > Application server for Adobe Campaign Classic (7.X YY.R build XXX@SHA1) of DD/MM/YYYY
12:18:31 > Stop requested for 'web@default' ('nlserver web -tracefile:web@default -instance:default -detach -tomcat -autorepair', pid=29188, tid=-1224824320)...
12:18:31 > Stop requested (pid=29188)
12:18:31 > Web server stopped (pid=29188, tid=-1224824320)...
Password for the internal identifier password-for-the-internal-identifier
The Adobe Campaign server defines a technical login called internal that has all rights on all instances. Just after installation the login does not have a password. It is mandatory to define one.
Learn more in this section.
Starting Adobe Campaign services starting-adobe-campaign-services
To start the Adobe Campaign services, you can use the service manager or enter the following at the command line (with the appropriate rights):
net start nlserver6
If you need to stop the Adobe Campaign processes later on, use the command:
net stop nlserver6
Installing LibreOffice installing-libreoffice
Download LibreOffice and follow the regular installation steps.
Add the following environment variable:
OOO_BASIS_INSTALL_DIR="C:\Program Files (x86)\LibreOffice 6\"