Documentation for Crowd 2.0.x. Documentation for other versions of Crowd is available too.
The instructions below tell you how to install the standalone distribution of Crowd, which includes Apache Tomcat. If you wish to deploy a WAR distribution of Crowd or CrowdID on your own existing application server instead, read the instructions on the Crowd WAR distribution.
Crowd versions 1.1 and later include CrowdID. Installing Crowd, as described below, will also install CrowdID.
Hint: If you are evaluating Crowd or you are unsure which version to install, just follow the simple instructions on this page.
On this page:
CROWD_INSTALL}\crowd-webapp\WEB-INF\classes\crowd-init.properties
. The Crowd Home directory is where Crowd will store its configuration information. If you are using the embedded HSQL database, supplied for evaluation purposes, Crowd will also store its database in this directory. (Note however that the CrowdID database will be in the installation directory, not the Home directory.) To specify the Crowd Home directory:
crowd-init.properties
file.#
at the beginning of the line.crowd.home=c:/data/crowd-home
crowd.home=/var/crowd-home
重要
Please, ensure that the Crowd Home directory will not match the Crowd installation directory.
crowd-init.properties
file.Hint: If you are evaluating Crowd and are happy to use the database supplied, you can skip this step.
If you wish to set up Crowd and/or CrowdID with an external database, see:
start_crowd.bat
(Windows)。start_crowd.sh
for Mac and Unix-based systems.