Thank you for using ScrumWorks Pro. The Windows
Installation Guide is intended to help users install
the Windows version of ScrumWorks Pro Server.
Please see our
Support
Resources with any questions or issues.
New customers can request
request a trial license if necessary.
Existing customers can obtain the latest stable version of ScrumWorks Pro Windows distribution from the
ScrumWorks Pro Upgrade
web site. Note, the upgrade distribution is identical to the distribution used for fresh installations.
- Load the ScrumWorks Pro Upgrade web site in a web browser:
http://danube.com/scrumworks/pro/upgrade
- Enter your Case ID number and the maximum users in your license.
These two values can be found by loading the ScrumWorks Pro Desktop Client and
navigating to the "Help" menu. Select "About" from the "Help" menu and note the
values for the "Case ID" and "Licensed Users"
- Select the latest Windows platform distribution and download.
The distribution file is an archive named: scrumworks-pro-version-win.zip
- Extract the ZIP file into a temporary directory.
Server Installation on Windows
Before installing ScrumWorks, please review the
ScrumWorks Server Hardware Recommendations
to assist with selecting an appropriate server to host the ScrumWorks Pro Server component.
ScrumWorks Pro is compromised of a Client and a Server component. This guide assists with installing the Windows
version of the ScrumWorks Pro server-side component. For more information about
the ScrumWorks Pro system, please read the
Quick Start Guide.
Upgrading: if you're upgrading from a previous
version of ScrumWorks Pro or ScrumWorks Basic, please read the appropriate
Windows Upgrade Guide.
Supplemental Installer Information:
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Select a "Destination Folder" Screen
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You must install ScrumWorks Pro Server in a path
without spaces.
- Click "Install" Screen
ScrumWorks Pro is installed onto the server during this step.
A list of files and operations will be displayed in the installer window.
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If the installation did not
complete successfully, the final
screen shows what went wrong and how
to find the log file that contains
error information.
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If the installation
completed successfully, the
ScrumWorks Pro Server Service will start automatically.
- After Server Installation
Your installation can be accessed via a web browser
once the ScrumWorks Pro service starts. It may take a few minutes for
the service to start, so please be patient. Once the server is up,
open a web browser on the local machine and point to:
http://localhost:8080/scrumworks/
If a web page loads with login options,
your installation is successful,
congratulations!
Continue on to the documentation on installing and using the
ScrumWorks Pro Desktop Client.
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To shutdown the ScrumWorks Pro Server, open
your "Start Menu", and navigate to the
ScrumWorks Pro Server folder. Click the "Stop
ScrumWorks Pro Service" menu item.
You can also stop the ScrumWorks Pro Server via the Services dialog
in the Windows Control Panel Administrative Tools.
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By default, the ScrumWorks Pro Server will be started automatically the
next time you reboot. Locate the ScrumWorks Pro Service in
"Administrative Tools" > "Services" to modify start up options.
Please see our Support
Resources with any questions or issues.
Changing the amount of memory available to the ScrumWorks Server
By default, ScrumWorks Pro is permitted to use up to 768MB of memory.
If you would like to allow ScrumWorks Pro Server to use additional memory,
run the memory.exe tool located under the utils folder inside ScrumWorks Pro Server
folder and select the desired amount of Allocated Memory.
If you are running on Windows Vista, you will need to run the memory.exe tool as
Administrator. Right click on the file and click "Run as Administrator".
You will need to restart the server for the changes to take effect.
Please note that if the allocated memory is too large, the service will fail to start.
In this case, the amount of allocated memory needs to be lowered.
Using MySQL Database with ScrumWorks Pro
If you wish to transfer from a Hypersonic to a MySQL database, please read the
Hypersonic-to-MySQL transfer documentation.
Caution: once transferred to MySQL, ScrumWorks Pro data cannot be transferred back to Hypersonic.