The eG Installation Guide - eG Innovations

Installing and Configuring on Windows Environments
Note:
Figure 3.6: Message box instructing the user to install the JDK required by the eG manager
If the message box of Figure 3.6 appears even after you have specified/selected JDK 1.5 or
higher, then check whether the \bin directory on the eG manager host is a
Read-only directory. If so, grant Read-Write permissions to that directory, and then proceed
with the eG manager installation.
8. If JDK is already available in the environment, specify the Java home directory to enable the
setup process to configure the eG user’s execution environment to execute Java programs as in
Figure 3.7. The user can also use the Browse button to select the location of the Java home
directory.
Figure 3.7: Specifying the location of the Java home directory
9. The setup process now requires the hostname and port number of the host on which the eG
manager is being configured (see Figure 3.9). By default, setup auto-discovers the host name
and the IP address(es) of the eG manager host, and makes it available for selection in Figure 3.8.
You can pick the host name or any of the IP addresses listed therein to take the eG manager
installation forward. If the IP address/host name that you want to use for your eG manager is not
discovered for some reason, then, you can choose the Other option in Figure 3.8. This will invoke
Figure 3.9 where you can manually specifiy the IP address/host name of the eG manager. If the
domain name service is used in the target environment, use the full hostname. Otherwise, specify
the IP address. However, 7077 is the default port. You can change this port if you so need.
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