To install the TeamForge connector server (CCF
Master), you download and extract a Tomcat distribution, set configuration properties, and run the
connector.
Pre-requisites
The
TeamForge connector server requires a Java 6
runtime environment on the computer where it will run. For the
TeamForge - Quality Center connector, you need a 32-bit
runtime.
Note: Make sure that the environment variable JAVA_HOME points to the JRE you intend to
use.
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Download the latest version of the TeamForge
connector server,
2.3.2
or
later
(apache-tomcat-7.x.xx) release
from here.
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Extract the
apache-tomcat-7.x.xx file into
the location where you want to deploy the connector (for example,
$CATALINA_HOME). Verify that the properties files
ccf.conf and
ccfhomeruntimeconfig-template.properties exist in the folder where you
extracted the file.
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Configure the connector.
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Open the ccf.conf file and set the ccfhome property to a value such as c:/ccf/ccfhome.
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Copy the ccfhomeruntimeconfig-template.properties file to the location specified by the ccfhome property and rename the file to ccfhomeruntimeconfig.properties.
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Set the runtime configuration properties for your environment in ccfhomeruntimeconfig.properties.
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When you're done with your changes, start the Tomcat instance.
You can now access the connector.
Note: If your
TeamForge server uses https and a
self-signed SSL certificate, you may get a Java error while connecting the CCF Master to
TeamForge. To resolve this, you need to
import the server certificate into the keystore of the JVM
running the CCF Master.