RMsis (v1.2.x) Installation
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The document provides instructions for installing RMsis for JIRA. It outlines prerequisites like downloading RMsis and deploying the web application. It then details creating a database, specifying directories, extracting and running the setup, deploying the application, installing the JIRA plugin, activating a license, and provides demo and contact information.
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- 4. Login Create database {say “rmsis”} Grant permissions Create database
- 5. RMsis Home Specified during RMsis installation Contains logs, settings etc. JIRA Home Specified during JIRA installation Contains JIRA specific information (logs, settings etc.) Application server directories Tomcat CATALINA_HOME – {TOMCAT INSTALATION} Webapps – {TOMCAT_INSTALLATION}/webapps Environment
- 6. Extract the downloaded rmsis-x.x.x.zip Run setup.bat (Windows) or setup.sh (Linux) Specify RMSIS_HOME when prompted Copy the regenerated rm.war into webapps directory Deploy RMsis Application
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- 8. Login to JIRA using admin login
- 9. Click on RMsis menu
- 10. System will prompt for RMsis base URL Specify full path of RMsis web application context.
- 11. Systemwill prompt for license key Choose between “RMsis Evaluation License Key” or “RMsis Production License Key”.
- 12. Login to Optimizory web site to get the license
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- 15. Copy the license key
- 16. Paste license key in RMsis and click on “Submit” button
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- 20. Thanks !