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    The document outlines the steps to deploy an Open bravo application on a server including uploading the Open bravo database, EPS source files, and CRM source files and database. Key steps include creating tar and gzip files of the EPS folder and source code files, uploading these files to the server, extracting and deploying them to the correct directories, and restoring backup databases to the server.

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    The document outlines the steps to deploy an Open bravo application on a server including uploading the Open bravo database, EPS source files, and CRM source files and database. Key steps include creating tar and gzip files of the EPS folder and source code files, uploading these files to the server, extracting and deploying them to the correct directories, and restoring backup databases to the server.

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    Steps To Be Performed To Deploy On Server

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    The document outlines the steps to deploy an Open bravo application on a server including uploading the Open bravo database, EPS source files, and CRM source files and database. Key steps include creating tar and gzip files of the EPS folder and source code files, uploading these files to the server, extracting and deploying them to the correct directories, and restoring backup databases to the server.

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    Steps to be performed to deploy on server:

    1. Create a .tar file of the folder “EPS” present in C:\Tomcat\webapps\EPS on the test
    machine using the application “Cygwin”.

    2. The command used: tar cvf C:\Tomcat\webapps\EPS.tar

    3. Create a zip file of the .tar file. Command used: gzip EPS.tar

    4. Visit the site https://74.50.48.69:10000/

    5. Go to File Manager->usr->Local->apache-tomcat in the left navigation panel.

    6. Click on “Upload” button.

    7. Browse for the .tar file created.

    8. Launch the application “PUTTY”.

    9. Shutdown apache tomcat server.

    10. Move the zipped .tar file to “webapps” folder using the command:

    mv eps.tar.gz/usr/local/apache_tomcat/webapps

    11. Unzip the file using the command: gunzip EPS.tar.gz

    12. Use the command: tar xvf EPS.tar

    13. Start the apache tomcat server.

    14. Open “Openbravo.properties” file and change the value for “CrmURL” to
    http://74.50.48.69:9090/EPS/security/Menu.html and “Password”.

    Uploading Open bravo database on server:


    1. Go to Servers->Post greSQL Database.

    2. Drop the existing database.

    3. Take backup of “Open bravo” database from the “Test Machine”.

    4. Create a new database.

    5. Enter “Name”, select “Owner”.

    6. Click on “Restore”.

    7. Browse for backup file of “Open bravo”.

    8. Click on “Restore”.

    Uploading CRM source file on server:

    1. On the “Test Machine” go to C:\wamp\www\CRMRCOM.

    2. Make a search for “.svn” files.

    3. Delete the “.svn” files.

    4. Create a .tar file of the folder “CRMRCOM” present in C:\wamp\www\CRMRCOM on


    the test machine using the application “Cygwin”.

    5. The command used: tar cvf C:\wamp\www\CRMRCOM.tar

    6. Create a zip file of the “.tar” file. Command used: gzip CRMRCOM.tar

    7. Visit the site https://74.50.48.69:10000/

    8. Go to Others->Var->www->html.

    9. Delete the existing folder of “CRMRCOM”.

    10. Launch the application “PUTTY”.

    11. Unzip the file using the command: gunzip CRMRCOM.tar.gz

    12. Use the command: tar xvf CRMRCOM.tar

    Uploading CRM database on server:

    1. Go to Servers->MySQL Database.
    2. Drop the existing database.

    3. Take backup of “CRM” database from the “Test Machine”.

    4. Create a new database.

    5. Enter “Name”, select “Owner”.

    6. Click on “Restore”.

    7. Browse for backup file of “CRM”.

    8. Click on “Restore”.

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