== Parts needed beforehand ==

 * MySQL, SQLYog
 * A working build for the customer from CORK
 * A backup of customer's data from CORK
 * Java 1.4
 
 * Identify which server CORE is to be installed on
 * Identify the hard drive/partition that is to be used for the database.

Must have at least ?? GB of hard drive space.

== Steps ==

 1. Install Java on customer server

 2. Install MySQL on customer server
   * Add to c:\windows\my.ini:

     [mysqld]

     max_allowed_packet=16m

   * Make sure MySQL service is started (look for "MySQL" in the Windows Services page)
   * Install SQLyog; using SQLyog
     * set password for root@"localhost" = password('root')
     * (Go to Query command window to do this)

 3. Create the site's database (<site> and a QA database <site>-qa )
   * SQLyog Menu-bar button to do this.
   * Create and load two copies of the database backup
     * Right-click database name and pick "restore from backup"
 
 4. Unpack CORE build, install (how? Unzip to ? C:\CORE ?)
   * Edit plugin.xml
     * Set up -prod and -qa domains
     * Make sure jdbc URLs point at server name (not localhost)
     * Make sure domains point at correct databases

 5. Set up Windows services
   * Edit prod.wrapper.conf / qa.wrapper.conf (start from a copy of the edited prod.wrapper.conf)
     * Adjust: name/id of domain; workspace location; service name
   * Use wrapper.exe to install services (from C:\CORE\plugins)
     * wrapper -i com.<site>\prod.wrapper.conf
     * wrapper -i com.<site>qa\qa.wrapper.conf
     * -i - Install; -t - starT; -r - Remove
   * Start services.  Use NT/XP's Services dialog to make sure the services started. (Hit Refresh a few times.)
     * services are: Core Business Server (prod); Core Business Server (qa)
     * wrapper -t com.<site>\prod.wrapper.conf
     * wrapper -t com.<site>qa\qa.wrapper.conf
   * If the services don't start, they can be removed and issues with the .conf files debugged by 
     * wrapper -r com.<site>\prod.wrapper.conf
     * wrapper -r com.<site>qa\qa.wrapper.conf

 5. Run CORE Workbench
   * Test queries
   * Test reports -- both web and PDF

 6. Run CORE web--normally: http://localhost:8080 for prod and http://localhost:8090 for qa
   * Test a random query; ie: search for a customer

 7. Install desktop shortcuts
   * CORE Workbench: Prod; CORE Workbench: QA
   * CORE Web: Prod; CORE Web: QA