OpenCms Learning (i) Installation notes

The company's new project to use OpenCms, so I learned a bit.

First Science OpenCms is what it is. OpenCms is a professional-level Open source website content management system. OpenCms can be very easy to help build and manage complex web sites without the need for professional HTML knowledge. When you use a complex template engine to plan your site, it provides a WYSIWYG editor similar to what we know about Office apps to help users create content. OpenCms is a fully open source software that does not require any license fees.

In fact, this profile does not have an intuitive understanding. So it is better to practice a bit more reliable. Put it on first.

Say the installation environment:

Lenovo ThinkPad T450

Windows 7 64-bit

MySQL 5.6.24-winx64

Tomcat apache-tomcat-7.0.67-windows-x64

OpenCms 9.5.3

The point: Actually the so-called topic, most of the steps are all the way continue

Put Opencms.war into the Tomcat WebApps folder, start Tomcat in the command window (preferably using the Catalina.bat Run command, you can print log logs, log in the Logs folder, although Startup.bat You can also start the Tomcat server, but the Catalina.bat command is still the one that really works. As for the other more detailed information about the Tomcat launcher is not described here in detail, interested can refer to http://www.mamicode.com/info-detail-575803.html)

After the Tomcat server starts, OpenCms will extract a folder of the same name, this time can formally start the installation.

First make sure that Tomcat starts normally, accesses http://localhost:8080, and then accesses http://localhost:8080/opencms/setup/, which must be added after the address, otherwise it cannot be accessed.

When we get to this point, there's a little problem.

This problem needs to be resolved in MySQL configuration file My.ini. When installing MySQL, Max_allowed_packet is not assigned to this property, and it is not added to the config file, so it is necessary to go back and modify the My.ini file. Change to 16MB or higher.

Reference: Http://www.tuicool.com/articles/v2Mziy

OK, restart the MySQL service, it must be restarted, otherwise it will not take effect.

This is a long step,

Do not know what factors are affected (or in itself it takes so long.) or a speed. ）

17:35-17:50 15 minutes (check on the Internet, it seems that the speed is normal)

Reference: OpenCms's modular mechanism

http://snailzhang-126-com.iteye.com/blog/1807240

Access to this site requires the Tomcat service and MySQL service to be turned on

The installation process is probably the case. The next thing to do is to explore the OpenCms.