Install Stanbol semantic processor

Build 1501 on 14/Nov/2017  This topic last edited on: 21/Mar/2016, at 18:35

Prerequisites:

- Operating system Windows 2008R2 or newer, Windows 7 x64 or newer

- Java runtime x64 8.71 or newer http://java.com/en/download/

- GN4 build 2.3.x or newer

Pre-configuration:

Stop the Internet Information Service and Back4 service

Export the ServerConfig from the GN4 database with the following command:

Srv4 config -out serverconfig.xml 

Edit the exported file and then add the following key:

<Stanbol ServerAddress="http://{STANBOL_SERVER}:8080" />

Where {STANBOL_SERVER} is the name or tcp/ip address of the server where the semantic processor is installed.

The ServerPort 8080 specified in the ServerAddress is the TCP port used by the semantic processor server (Default 8080)

This is the port number to be specified in the installation wizard.

Reimport the ServerConfig into the GN4 database with the following command:

Srv4 config -in serverconfig.xml 

Installation:

Download the TeraStanbol.msi installer from the tech site: http://tech.teradp.com/tech/download/stanbol/TeraStanbol.msi

Run the installer.

The installer will remind you to modify your ServerConfig.

You can also specify the path and the Semantic Processor ServerPort TCP.

The Semantic Processor ServerPort TCP MUST BE THE SAME specified in the ServerConfig.

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Click Next. If you have the UAC enable you have to confirm the elevation.

When the installation completes there will be a new “Tera Stanbol” service.

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Start the service and verify that it starts correctly.

Start the service and verify that it starts correctly.

If the service does not start

If the service does not start correctly, probably there is a problem with the Java:

Check that Java is installed correctly by executing the following command from the Command Prompt:

Java -version 

If the output looks like the one below then Java is installed correctly:

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Another problem with Java can be the missing environment variable JAVA_HOME.

Right-click the My Computer icon on your desktop and select Properties.

Click the Advanced tab.

Click the Environment Variables button.

Under System Variables, click New.

Enter a new variable named JAVA_HOME.

Enter the variable value providing the installation path for the Java Development Kit. *

* With the current java version: C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_60

If you have any other problem starting Stanbol or with the WebInterface try to uninstall java runtime, reboot the server and install java again.