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these are the major steps to install Pega PRPC.

These are to be kept in mind by software administration team.

Install JDK 1.5 or higher
Install SQL Server or Oracle DB 9i ( > 9.01 )
Run PEGARULES SCHEMA i.e .sql to create pega rule databases

Install Websphere or Jboss application server or Tomcat Server

If Tomcat,
—> Use unique port
—> Goto Tomcat Manager ( Manager Servlet)
—> Copy classes12.jar/xerces.jar under Tomcat\common\lib
—> Deploy prweb.war under \Tomcat\webapps\prweb
—> Open \Tomcat\webapps\prweb\WEB-INF\classes\pegarules.xml
—> Enable JDBC driver, change UserId,Passaword which were used for installation of oracle

Copy all jars prpc jars,commons logging jars,classes12.jar,xerces.jar under defaultdeploycommonlib
Deploy prweb.war under defaultdeployprweb
Open defaultdeployprwebWEB-INFclassespegarules.xml
Enable JDBC driver, change UserId,Passaword which were used for installation of oracle Start the Application server
Access server using the following URL: http://hostname:port/
Access server using the following URL: http://hostname:port/prweb/PRServlet

CLIENT side
login with Admin rights
Install Microsft VISIO
In Internet Explorer, Goto Tools–>Internet Options–>Security–>Custom level, enable all the radio buttons

Hope this Installation procedure was useful.

Each node of a Process Commander cluster has a file named prconfig.xml that holds the configuration settings for an installation. The file is loaded on start-up.


Many of the default installation settings can be modified by accessing the prconfig.xml file as described below:


Stop the Process Commander application.
Un-deploy the Process Commander application.
Extract the prconfig.xml file from one of the following locations:
If Process Commander is deployed as a Web application, locate and unzip the prweb.war file to a location that you have access to. Then extract the prconfig.xml file from the WEB_INFclasses directory.
If Process Commander is deployed as an enterprise application, locate and unzip the prresources.jar located in the APP-INFlib directory. Then extract the prconfig.xml file from the .jar file.
Open the prconfig.xml file in a text editor.
Add the entries you need.
Save the file and repackage the modified prconfig.xml file into the prweb.war or prresources.jar file, as appropriate.
Redeploy Process Commander.