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Installing Caché on Microsoft Windows 2 Contains two components: ODBC Connectivity and Java Database Connectivity. You may choose which of these subcomponents to install by selecting them. Note: The default selections on the custom menu are Caché Application Development, Web Server Gateway, ActiveX Connectivity, Documentation, SQL Tools (both subcomponents), Caché Tools and Utilities, Caché Engine, and Caché Direct Connectivity; these are the same components installed in a standard installation. 2.2.3.1 CSP Gateway Install Options The installation detects three types of Web servers and presents options to automatically configure them for the CSP Gateway. If detected, a check box for each of the following is presented: • CSP IIS • CSP for Apache 1.x • CSP for Apache 2.x If you select any of these options, Caché installs the main CSP Gateway and configures the corresponding Web server to work with the CSP Gateway. If you select the CSP Gateway component, but clear all these options, it installs all the files required for the CSP Gateway, but does not change the Web server configurations. You can change the configurations manually after installation from the CSP Gateway application. If you select all available check boxes, Caché installs the main CSP Gateway and configures each Web server. Caché always installs the private Apache Web server with a private CSP gateway on the selected Web server port for serving the System Management Portal and the online documentation. Important: Installing the CSP Gateway overlays any changes you previously made in the CSP Gateway configuration. 16 Caché Installation Guide
Post-Installation Tasks 2.3 Post-Installation Tasks You can manage your Caché instance using the System Management Portal, which is accessible from the Caché Cube. For more information on this management tool, see the “Using the System Management Portal” chapter of the Caché System Administration Guide. • If you plan to connect remotely to other instances of Caché, follow the procedure described in the Define a Remote Server Connection section of the “Connecting to Remote Servers” chapter of the Caché System Administration Guide • If you are upgrading from a prior version of Caché, you must recompile any Caché Objects applications after installation by running the following: Do $system.OBJ.UpgradeAll("c") This upgrades and compiles the class dictionaries in every namespace. • If appropriate for your installation, perform any additional tasks described in the Special Considerations section. 2.4 Special Considerations The following topics describe particular issues or tasks associated with licensing, specific platforms, or kinds of installations: • Multiple Caché Installation Issues • Change the Caché Language • Uninstall Caché • InterSystems Caché Packet Drivers 2.4.1 Multiple Caché Installation Issues You can install and simultaneously run multiple instances of Caché 4.0 and later on a single Windows machine. Install Caché as for a single installation, giving each instance a unique name, a unique installation directory, and a unique port number. Caché Installation Guide 17
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