The compilation environment of a Windows platform has been changed to VC90 so that "C runtime" and "C++ Run-Time and Standard C++ Library" (msvcm90.dll, msvcp90.dll, msvcr90.dll) are necessary to operate the system.

When Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 or higher is installed, Redistributable Package does not need to be installed. The following are URLs where Redistributable Packages can be download for each operating system.

Execute WEBTOB5_0_SP0_Fix2_Windows_x64.exe. If the installation starts, the following window appears.

[Figure 4.1] Installer Preparation Window

The introduction page shows the requirements needed to install WebtoB using the Installer. Click the [Next] button to continue, the [Previous] button to return to the previous step, or the [Cancel] button to cancel the installation.

[Figure 4.2] WebtoB Installation - Introduction Page

The WebtoB License Agreement page appears. Select ‘I accept the terms of the License Agreement’ to accept the license information and click the [Next] button to continue. If the license information is not accepted, installation cannot continue.

[Figure 4.3] WebtoB Installation - License Agreement Page

Select the Installation Set. Select [Servlet + WebtoB] to install WebtoB with Servlet Engine (WebtoB Enterprise Edition) together. Servlet Engine features can be used with the demo license with no limitations. However, the Enterprise license is required for the full purchase license.

Select [WebtoB] to install WebtoB only. This section describes how to install WebtoB only. To install both WebtoB and Servlet Engine together, refer to "4.2. Servlet Engine Installation".

[Figure 4.4] WebtoB Installation - Choose Install Set Page

Set the WebtoB installation directory. To use the default directory, click the [Next] button. To change the directory, click the [Choose] button, select desired path, and then click the [Next] button.

[Figure 4.5] WebtoB Installation - Choose Install Folder Page

Before installing WebtoB files, check the installation information (product, installation path, Installation Set, and disk space). Click the [Next] button to continue, the [Previous] button to return to the previous window, or the [Cancel] button to cancel the installation.

[Figure 4.6] WebtoB Installation - Pre-Installation Summary Page

If WebtoB files are installed and the required installation tasks are complete, an installation complete message appears. Click the [Done] button to exit the installer.

[Figure 4.7] WebtoB Installation - File Installation Page

[Figure 4.8] WebtoB Installation - Install Complete Page

Create webtob.properties as follows. For information about each item, refer to "Appendix A. Silent Installation Properties File".

<webtob.properties>

INSTALLER_UI=Silent
CHOSEN_INSTALL_SET=WebtoB
USER_INSTALL_DIR=C:\\TmaxSoft\\WebtoB5.0

Execute the installer in silent mode from a console window.

C:\TmaxSoft>WEBTOB5_0_SP0_Fix2_Windows_x64.exe -f webtob.properties 

When the installation starts, the following page appears.

[Figure 4.9] Installation in Silent Mode

To install WebtoB with Servlet Engine together, select [Servlet + WebtoB] in the Installation Set. To install WebtoB only, refer to "4.1. WebtoB Installation".

[Figure 4.10] Servlet Engine Installation - Choose Install Set Page

Set the WebtoB installation directory. To use the default directory, click the [Next] button. To change the directory, enter in an absolute path or click the [Choose] button, select desired path, and then click the [Next] button.

[Figure 4.11] Servlet Engine Installation - Choose Install Folder Page

Set the JDK path used in Servlet Engine. To use the default path, click on the [Next] button. To change the directory, enter in an absolute path or click the [Choose] button, select desired path, and then click the [Next] button.

[Figure 4.12] Servlet Engine Installation - JDK Path Page

Set the Servlet Engine administrator account password. Enter the password, and re-enter it to confirm.

[Figure 4.13] Servlet Engine Installation - Administrator's Password Page

Set the domain name, and then click the [Next] button.

[Figure 4.14] Servlet Engine Installation - Domain Name Page

Before installing WebtoB files, check the installation information (product, installation path, Installation Set, and disk space). Click the [Next] button to continue, the [Previous] button to return to the previous window, or the [Cancel] button to cancel the installation.

[Figure 4.15] Servlet Engine Installation - Pre-Installation Summary Page

If WebtoB files are installed and the required installation tasks are complete, an installation complete message appears. Click the [Done] button to exit the installer.

[Figure 4.16] Servlet Engine Installation - File Installation Page

[Figure 4.17] Servlet Engine Installation - Install Complete Page

Create webtob.properties as follows. For information about each item, refer to "Appendix A. Silent Installation Properties File".

<webtob.properties>

INSTALLER_UI=Silent
CHOSEN_INSTALL_SET=Servlet
USER_INSTALL_DIR=C:\\TmaxSoft\\WebtoB5.0
MS_PARENT_DIR=C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.7.0_79
USER_INPUT_PASSWD=1111111
INPUT_DOMAIN_NAME_1=jeus_domain 

Execute the installer in silent mode from a console window.

C:\TmaxSoft>WEBTOB5_0_SP0_Fix2_Windows_x64.exe -f webtob.properties 

When the installation starts, the following window appears.

[Figure 4.18] Installation in Silent Mode

Move to the bin directory of %WEBTOBDIR% where the webtob_service.exe file is located.

(default path: C:\TmaxSoft\WebtoB5.0\bin)

Run webtob_service.exe -create to register WebtoB as a service on the Windows system like the following.

C:\TmaxSoft\WebtoB5.0\bin>webtob_service.exe -create
WebtoB path="C:\TmaxSoft\WebtoB5.0"
Service command="C:\TmaxSoft\WebtoB5.0\bin\service_loader.exe"
Service log="C:\TmaxSoft\WebtoB5.0\log\service-WebtoB.log"
wsboot command="wsboot -N WebtoB"
wsdown command="wsdown -z -N WebtoB"
Trying to create service WebtoB...
Successfully installed service WebtoB

Ensure that the WebtoB service is registered with the [Start] > [Settings] > [Control Panel] > [Administrative Tools] > [Services] menu in Windows.

Double click a service name on the Windows Services page to display the WebtoB Properties window. If the service is operating, the [Stop], [Pause], and [Resume] buttons are activated. If the service is stopped, only the [Start] button is activated. To start a service, click the [Start] button.

[Figure 4.19] Service Registration - WebtoB Service Properties Window

The active state of the buttons shows that the Engines registered in the installation files and services are loaded. To stop a service, click the [Stop] button.

A service must be stopped before it can be deleted.

Double click a service name to be stopped in the [Start] > [Settings] > [Control Panel] > [Administrative Tools] > [Services] menu in Windows. Click the [Stop] button in Service Status on the Service Properties page to stop WebtoB.

If the service stops, run webtob_service.exe -delete in the bin directory of %WEBTOBDIR% to permanently delete the service.

C:\TmaxSoft\WebtoB5.0\bin>webtob_service.exe -delete
Trying to remove service WebtoB...
Successfully deleted service WebtoB.

To uninstall WebtoB, click the [Start] > [TmaxSoft] > [WebtoB 5.0] > [Uninstall] menu in Windows.

[Figure 4.20] Uninstall Menu Selection

The following introduction page appears.

[Figure 4.21] WebtoB Uninstallation - Introduction Page

Click the [Uninstall] button to delete files and environment variables. The following is displayed while files and variables are being deleted.

[Figure 4.22] WebtoB Uninstallation - Progress Page

Check the message indicating that the WebtoB uninstallation successfully completed. Click the [Done] button to quit the uninstallation.

[Figure 4.23] WebtoB Uninstallation - Uninstall Complete Page