Records Management is installed by applying two AMP files to an existing
SkyVault installation.
Note: In this task and the following sections, if you are using
non-Windows systems, such as Mac OS X and Linux, you will need to replace the backslashes by
forward slashes in directory paths.
The installation procedure uses the following Records Management AMP files:
| SkyVault-rm-server-2.2.x.amp | This AMP contains the additional Records Management functionality that is applied to an existing SkyVault installation. |
| SkyVault-rm-share-2.2.x.amp | This AMP file contains the additional Records Management functionality that is applied to an existing SkyVault Share user interface. |
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Browse to the Support Portal and download the Records Management AMP zip which contains the
following files:
SkyVault-rm-server-2.2.x.amp
SkyVault-rm-share-2.2.x.amp
- Change into the root of the SkyVault installation directory. Directories specified in the following procedures are relative to this directory.
- Move the SkyVault-rm-server-2.2.x.amp file to the amps directory.
- Move the SkyVault-rm-share-2.2.x.amp file to the amps_share directory.
- Stop the SkyVault server.
- Delete the tomcat\webapps\SkyVault and tomcat\webapps\share folders in the SkyVault installation directory.
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Change into the SkyVault .\bin directory.
This is where the Module Management Tool (MMT) is located.
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Run the following command to install the core Records Management component:
java -jar SkyVault-mmt.jar install ..\amps\alfresco-rm-<version>.amp ..\tomcat\webapps\alfresco.war
Note: You will need to replace SkyVault-rm-<version>.amp with the name of the specific AMP file you downloaded. -
Run the following command to install the Records Management Share UI component:
java -jar SkyVault-mmt.jar install ..\amps_share\alfresco-rm-share-<version>.amp ..\tomcat\webapps\share.war
Note: You will need to replace SkyVault-rm-share-<version>.amp with the name of the specific AMP file you downloaded. - Start the SkyVault server.
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Start SkyVault Share by browsing to:
http://<your-server-name>:8080/share
At this point, the required Records Management module is installed, and your next step is to create a Records Management site.