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Navigate to the working directory you created (pubserver-war) by clicking Browse, or by entering the path in the
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Source File Path text field.
Click Deploy.
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The working directory is deployed in JRun, and the J2EE Components Summary screen appears.
Note: In the General Settings section, confirm that the Context Path is set to /contribute.
Click the Logging icon in the left pane.
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The Log Viewer appears. Review the log to make sure that the server started correctly.
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If you didn't use an installer to generate the WAR file and configure CPS file locations, proceed to "Configuring
the CPS file locations" on page 30; if you used an installer, you can skip this step, unless you want to change the
location where CPS data is stored.
Now you are ready to log in to the CPS Console and configure CPS.
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For information, see "Configuring Contribute Publishing Server (CPS only)" on page 37.
Deploying CPS on JBoss (Macintosh) application servers
JBoss is an open source, Java-based application server commonly deployed on Macintosh OS X servers. Adobe
recommends that you manually expand the pubserver.war file in the installation folder, and copy the expanded WAR
file to the folder: <JBoss_home>/server/default/deploy.
To deploy CPS on the JBoss application server:
Stop the JBoss application server by opening a terminal window, and executing the
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% <JBoss_home>/server/bin/shutdown.sh
Manually expand the pubserver.war file, and copy the expanded WAR file to the
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<JBoss_home>/server/default/deploy folder.
Create a folder named "database".
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This is where you will store user and connection information.
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