Windows |
SuperMap iPortal 10i(2020) currently provides 64-bit decompressed packages (with .zip extensions) , and this form of distribution makes users to use on Windows systems.
By default, SuperMap iPortal can meet your trial needs without any installation configuration. If you use iPortal in a real production environment, it is recommended that you perform the following optional installation configurations depending on your business needs.
It is recommended that the installation path of SuperMap iPortal is an English directory, and please note that the installation path cannot contain spaces. After unpacking, you will see the startup file startup.bat of the iPortal service in the [SuperMap iPortal product directory]/bin directory, just double-click to run.
If the SuperMap iPortal product directory is under the operating system disk (C drive), the service startup will fail due to the operating system's authority can not be written to the log file. At this point, You need to run startup.bat as an administrator. For specific operations, open cmd.exe (Administrator: command prompt) as an administrator, switch the path to [SuperMap iPortal product directory]/bin, and run startup.bat as follows:
C:\WINDOWS\system32>cd /d C:\Windows\supermap-iportal-10.1.1-win64-zip\bin
C:\Windows\supermap-iportal-10.1.1-win64-zip\bin>startup.bat
Only when the user does not want to use the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) that comes with SuperMap iPortal 10i(2020), manual configuration is required. SuperMap iPortal 10i(2020) defaults to use the JRE that comes with the package (located in the %SuperMap iPortal_HOME%/support directory).
Before manual configuration, you need to rename or delete the jre directory under the %SuperMap iPortal _HOME%/support directory.
Setting the environment variables for JRE (1.8 or later) as follows:
Advanced users can also customize JRE by directly modifying% SuperMap iPortal_HOME%/bin/setenv.bat.
After stopping the iPortal service, you can directly delete the decompression directory of SuperMap iPortal 10i(2020).