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EASYCloudConnector (ECC) Setup

Posted: November 18th, 2021, 1:12 pm

by SteveCap

System Requirements
- Windows server 2016+ (64 bit)
  - 4 GB Ram
  - Dual core CPU
  - Must have network access to:
    - Any Databases which ECC is intended to interface with
    - Any SMTP server which ECC is intended to interface with
    - Any Files/Folders which ECC is intended to interface with
    - Any JDE instance which ECC is intended to interface with
  - Must have internet access to connect on ports 80 and 443
- .Net Runtime 4.7.2
  - https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/d ... ork/net472
- If connecting to JDE and running BSFN
  - 64-bit Java Runtime Environment Version 8 (or higher)
    - https://java.com/en/download/

1. From the IDE navigate to EASYCloudConnector page.
  - Click the 3 bars in top right section
    
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- Choose EASYCloudConnector (ECC) under Setup
  
  Menu
  
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  Menu
  
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Download ECC Server Manager and extract

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Copy zip from local ‘Downloads’ to another directory
- We recommend C:\ECC\{ZipFileName}

Extract zip file in that folder and navigate into the ServerManager/Bin folder

Click on KRise.EASYProcess.CreateServerManagerShortcuts.exe to run it. This will allow you to add a shortcut to the desktop and programs

CreateIcon

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CreateIcon

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Icon appears on desktop

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Once the shortcut is created use it to run the server manager

We are ready to install the server manager.
- It is recommended to not use the local system account. But to use a network account that has security permissions set up. This will allow you to access network resources such as SQL server, file server etc using this account.
  - To install as a different account uncheck the Install as Local System Account
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  Install
  
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- Click on install.
  - If the install as local system checkbox is unchecked it will ask you to login with an account.
    
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Once the service is installed you will need to repeat the following steps for each environment tab

Enter desired port and timeout or leave as default and click save.

Ports

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Ports

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Go to the site and a new client id or use an existing one. Only one ecc install can use a client id at a time.

Copy the Url and ClientId to the server manager and click Pair.
- If pair fails it can be because of
  - Url is wrong
    - Make sure it matches what is on the ECC page
  - ClientId is wrong
    - Make sure it matches what is on the ECC page
  - The server cannot reach the url
    - Open a browser on the server and go to the url + Page/TestECCAccess
      If Url is: https://test-dv.krisesystems.com/ABC_DV ... Connector/
      Go to https://test-dv.krisesystems.com/ABC_DV ... tECCAccess
ClientIdUrl

ClientIdUrl

If connecting to JDE to run BSFN Follow this step otherwise skip to step 15
- Go to the JDE Server Tab and enter the port to run the JDE BSFN server on and click Save.
  
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If the ECC client is meant to connect to a JDE installation, then it requires a set of JAR files which can be obtained from the JDE Enterprise Server which intends to service the ECC client’s requests. From the target JDE Enterprise Server’s “~\system\classes” folder, all .JAR files should be copied into each environment’s “JDEBSFN_JDEJarFiles” folder located inside the environment path folder.

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Then go to the Connections tab and fill out the connection information for each connection you wish to use.
- Type the instance name into the New Instance text box then click add. It will populate the dropdown. The instance name needs to match the instance from the IDE.
  
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  - Database connections requires:
    - ConnectionProvider
    - ServerType
    - ConnectionString
      - Sample connection strings are provided to get more examples for your provider and type go to connectionstrings.com
  - JDEdwards is for bsfn and requires:
    - Host
    - Port
    - Environment
    - UserId
    - Password
    - Timeout
    - BSFNServerPollFrequency
    - SessionRecycleCount
    - MaxNumberOfSessions
    - KillClosedSessionWaitTime
    - SessionManagerFrequency
    - UserSessionValidation
    - LogSevere
    - LogDebug
    - PrintSevere
    - PrintDebug
  - Email requires:
    - UserName
    - Password
    - SMTPServer
    - SMTPServerPort
    - UseSLL

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If you are connecting to any databases through ecc you will need to set up your tables paths from the Connection Manager Page.
- This example is for a connection to a JDE MSSQL database but can be followed for all database types and connections.
- Go To Connection Manager Page and select Database from the left
  
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- Then select the instance you are using from the drop down.
  
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- Make sure the Use ECC is enabled
- At the bottom there will be sample table paths that you will need to change to match your set up.
  
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- Click edit to change them. Path is DatabaseName.SchemaName. If using Oracle it should just be SchemaName.

For all other connection types from The connection Manager Page select the connection and make sure the instance that will be going through ECC has Use ECC enabled

Now you can test your connections using ping or for each instance using ECC in the list.

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