The eG Installation Guide - eG Innovations

Installing and Configuring on Windows Environments
10. The next step summarizes all the details that have been provided so far by the user as in Figure
3.41.
Figure 3.41: Information specified by the user at the various stages of the setup
11. The setup program requires an IIS server to configure the eG manager. If it is not available in the
environment, an error message will appear. The user has to then install the IIS server and then
restart the setup process. Similarly, if the JDK available in the environment does not meet the
minimum requirement of eG, an error message will appear. Once again, you will have to install
the required JDK and then restart the setup.
12. If an IIS server is present in the environment, the setup next tries to access the database server
and create the user account specified in Step 5. If the user name already exists in the database,
an alert message as shown in Figure 3.42 appears. The user needs to now specify if he/she wants
to use the same account or not. If the user chooses not to use the same account, he/she is made
to repeat step 5 to create a new user account. However, if the user chooses to proceed by
selecting the Yes option in Figure 3.42, he/she is directly taken to step 13 of this setup process.
Note:
Figure 3.42: Message box indicating the existence of a database user
If you want to set an existing database user as the eG database user, then before
configuring the eG manager to use MS SQL as its backend, make sure that the
dbowner granted to the existing user.
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