EASYCloudConnector (ECC) Setup

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• 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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       AppsPage

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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

  

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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.

  

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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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    JDEServer

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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.

    

    Connections

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    Connections

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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

SavedConnection

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SavedConnection

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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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    ConnectionType

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  • Then select the instance you are using from the drop down.

    

    InstanceType

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    InstanceType

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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.

    

    TablePaths

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    TablePaths

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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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