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CATALINA_HOME

When the installer is run an attempt is made to register the ServicePower RJServer as a service. However if the environment variable CATALINA_HOME is already set then the service registration will fail. In order to do this manually perform the following steps:

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Once the installer has been run the output "The service 'ServiceRJS' has been installed." Should be displayed. To remove the service simply run the same command exchanging "remove" for "install". Running in administrator mode is required on Windows Server 2008 onwards.
Note the apache tomcat installation is dependent on Java's JRE 7 and will not work if this is not installed. See the pre-requisites document for further information.

Routing J Server Road Network Data

Due to the size and number of files in the Routing J Server Road Network Data a file bundle will be provided instead of an installer. This should be unzipped to a location accessible by the Routing J Server.
It is also recommended that the data be installed onto a separate disk, as RJS is read heavy.

Installing RJServer

Windows

When installing the ServicePower RJserver the supplied setup.exe file should be used to install the application and not the .msi file. The setup.exe file ensures that any prerequisites are installed properly before starting the installation process where as the .msi file does not.

Select 'Next' to continue the installation or 'Cancel' to stop the installation.

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Now click 'Close' to complete the installation process.

Solaris

Installing RJS on Solaris is achieved by using the zip bundle provided, however some manual amendments need to be made to the configuration files, to point RJS to the Road Network data.

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Then to set the environment, run the svmconf script in the RJServer directory file to setup the environment variables before starting Tomcat.

Installation Validation

Once Routing J Server is installed, you can test that the application is running correctly by navigating to the following URL:
http://<servername>:<portno>/routing/servlet/routing?debug=true

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