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want a deployment-target.xml for standalone fsr in 3.2

mudassirshahabu

Hi,

Can somebody provide me a working deployment-target.xml used to define targets in standalone FSR over http setup in 3.2. I am getting Internal Server Error 500 while publishing my site, so just want to make sure everything is right with deployment-target.xml file.

Thanks.

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snowaja

hiii

First you need to install the standalone deployment server, which is a separate download. You should find it alongside the location where you downloaded alfresco. And where did you load Alfresco-Enterprise-3.2r-Full-Setup.exe from since AFAIK it is not yet released?

For the example of Alfresco Enterprise 3.2.0 which is on the downloads page of https://network.alfresco.com it is either alfresco-enterprise-deployment-3.2.0.zip, Alfresco-DeploymentEnterprise-3.2.0-Setup.exe or Alfresco-DeploymentEnterprise-3.2.0-Linux-x86-Install

Once you have installed it you use the deploy_start script. Or, if on windows, the installer will add commands to your start menu.

mudassirshahabu

Snowaja,

I am trying to configure FSR over HTTP, not the traditional one that comes with 3.2 and uses RMI. I have configured separate tomcat server for http, and some how alfresco is unable to authenticate with that server and throws 500 Error. So I was wondering someone provides me the working deployment-target.xml..

Thanks