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Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of Documentation/Howto/SetupHiveServer


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10/20/15 16:17:40 (9 years ago)
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    7878== Setup Access Service database ==   
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    8079Hive uses HeuristicLab's Access Service. This service is a wrapper around ASP.NET's authentication service and provides besides user management also client management functionality. Hive directly uses the Access Service's assemblies, so you don't have to set up the Access service, but you need to create the database: 
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    8584   * `Create Initial Values.sql` 
    8685* Add the user `NETWORK SERVICE` (or the identity you defined when creating the application pool) to the database: in the `Users` section (in Object Explorer: Databases -> HeuristicLab.AccessService -> Security -> Users -> right click (New User...) give the new user at least read and write access. 
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     88== Setup Access and Hive Service ==
     89Deployment of both services is done by compiling the HeuristicLab 3.3 Services solution and then copying the assemblies and configuration files to the web server:
     90* For Hive: Copy the content from folder `sources\HeuristicLab.Services.Hive.Web\Hive-3.3\Bin\` to the server to path `...\Hive-3.3\bin\`
     91* Copy `sources\HeuristicLab.Services.Hive.Web\Hive-3.3\HiveService.svc` and `sources\HeuristicLab.Services.Hive.Web\Hive-3.3\Web.config` to the server to path `...\Hive-3.3\`
     92* For the AccessService, the files from the bin folder (e.g. in `\sources\HeuristicLab.Services.Access\3.3\bin\Debug`) and the 2 configuration files also have to be copied to the server to `...\AccessService-3.3\`.
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