Step 7: Installation Package Contents

The default Installation package contents are displayed:

Customize prerequisites

Mandatory components cannot be customized, however, you will probably want to install Notepad++ and the HeidiSQL Database viewer, if not already installed.

1. Select the optional components you want to install.



2. Click Next.

To accept the default values, click Next and skip to Step 8: Set Install Folder Location; otherwise, click Customize and follow the steps below:

• Customize application database

  • To configure the automatically installed application database engine:

  • To connect to a preinstalled Application database:

• Customize Queue manager

  • To configure the automatically installed Queue manager:

  • To connect to a preinstalled Queue manager instance:

• Customize Console

Customize application database

If you want to configure the database engine that's automatically installed as part of the installation package, you can use this window to:

• Override the default port 3306.

• Provide strong passwords for the two users created: root and pdbdev (the default for both is Kryon2022!).

Or, you can use this window to connect to a preinstalled database engine.

To configure the automatically installed application database engine:

1. Select Install locally.



2. Leave the default port 3306 unchanged or enter another port number.

3. Provide strong passwords for both the Root and Pdbdev usernames.



4. Click Next

To connect to a preinstalled Application database:

1. Select Connect to an existing database.



2. Fill out the required fields.



• Enter the preinstalled Server Host Name.

• Enter the Port number of the existing database.

• Enter the user names and passwords for both the Administrative and Application users.

The Administrative user needs full permissions to create schema and tables.

3. Click Test Connection to verify that your server connection is working.

Input details carefully to prevent error messages:

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4. When the test is successful: , click Next to continue.

Customize Queue manager

If you want to configure the queue manager (RabbitMQ server) that's automatically installed as part of the installation package, you can use this window to:

• Override the default port 5672.

• Provide a strong password for the admin user (the default is Kryon2022!).

Or, you can use this window to connect to a preexisting RabbitMQ installation.

To configure the automatically installed Queue manager:

1. On the Customize Queue Manager window, select Install locally.



2. Leave the default port 5672 unchanged or type in your port number (for SSL/TLS change the port to 5671).

3. Provide a strong password for the admin Username.



4. Click Next

To connect to a preinstalled Queue manager instance:

1. On the Customize Queue Manager window, select Connect to an existing database.



2. Enter the RabbitMQ Server Host Name

   When testing the connection, a digit mistype can appear as an unreachable host.

   

3. Enter the port number of the preexisting RabbitMQ server.

4. Enter the Username and provide a strong Password.

5. Click Test Connection to verify that your server connection is working.

6. Click Next.

Customize Console

1. Leave the default port 80 unchanged, or type in your port number (to work with SSL/TLS use port 443).



2. Click Next.