About This Guide .........................................................................................................................................6
Who Should Read This Guide......................................................................................................................6
Organization of This Guide ..........................................................................................................................7
About SiteBuilder.........................................................................................................................................9
System Requirements ...................................................................................................................................9
How It Works .............................................................................................................................................12
Components Installed During Installation Process.....................................................................................13
SWsoft SiteBuilder 3.2 for Windows Installation Guide instructs you how to install, upgrade,
remove and repair SiteBuilder software. This guide also contains instructions on clustering
installation.
Who Should Read This Guide
This guide is intended for those who downloaded SiteBuilder and want to install it in their
systems.
Preface 7
Organization of This Guide
The guide consists of four chapters:
Chapter 2, Preparing for Installation, describes the initial system requirements and
preparations for the installation process.
Chapter 3, About SiteBuilder Installation Wizard, provides detailed information about
Installation Wizard and what components are installed during the process.
Chapter 4, Installing SiteBuilder, describes types of the installation and provides a step-by-
step description of two types of the SiteBuilder for Windows installation.
Chapter 5, Removing SiteBuilder from Your System, describes the SiteBuilder for Windows
uninstallation process.
Chapter 6, Repairing SiteBuilder, describes the SiteBuilder for Windows repair operation.
Chapter 7, Upgrading SiteBuilder, provides detailed information about the migration and
upgrade processes.
Chapter 8, Clustering Installation, describes the logic of clustering process and contains
instructions on clustering installation.
Appendix, contains the list of installer parameters for unattended installation.
Documentation Conventions
Before you start using this guide, it is important to understand the documentation conventions
used in it.
T ypographical Conventions
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code in XML, C++, or other
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user must press and hold down one
key and then press another.
The system supports the so
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The license file is located in
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C HAPTER 2
Preparing for Installation
This chapter provides general information about SiteBuilder itself and initial system
requirements that must be met in order to launch SiteBuilder installed in user's system.
Before initiating the SiteBuilder installation process, check whether your system meets the
following requirements:
Software requirements (see page
Hardware requirements (see page
After making sure that software and hardware described above are present in the system, you
are ready to launch the installation process.
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In This Chapter
About SiteBuilder ................................................................................................................. 9
System Requirements............................................................................................................ 9
About SiteBuilder
SiteBuilder consists of two parts: the Wizard and the Administrator Panel.
Wizard is a web application enabling its users to create web sites and publish them on the
Internet.
The Administrator Panel is a tool for managing and maintaining web sites created in the Wizard.
System Requirements
This section describes what software and hardware should be installed in your system for
SiteBuilder to operate properly.
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Software Requirements
In order for SiteBuilder to work properly, the following software should be installed in the
system prior to the SiteBuilder installation:
OS Windows 2000 Advanced Server with Service Pack 4 or OS Windows Server 2003 any
edition with Service Pack 1.
Note: It is very important to have the latest service packs installed in your operating systems
prior to installing SiteBuilder.
If you have OS Windows 2000 Advanced Server with Service Pack 4 installed, then you
need IIS 5.1 installed on your computer.
If you have OS Windows Server 2003 any edition with Service Pack 1, then you need IIS
6.0 installed on your computer.
Note: If your IIS works in the 64-bit mode, it will be automatically switched to the 32-bit
mode.
Below is the list of another type of software that should also be installed in the system prior to
SiteBuilder installation. If this software is not installed in the system, the SiteBuilder
Installation Wizard installs it automatically during the installation process:
MS framework.net 2.0
MS SQL Server 2005 Express Edition
MDAC 2.8
Windows Installer 3.1
Internet Explorer 5.x or later
Note: Your computer must not be a domain controller. Otherwise, installation will end with the
error.
Hardware Requirements
Prior to installing the SiteBuilder program, make sure that your server meets the following
hardware requirements:
Processor: 1-gigahertz (GHz) Pentium III-compatible or faster processor recommended
Memory: 512 megabytes (MB) of RAM or more recommended
Hard Disk: Approximately 350 MB of available hard-disk space for the recommended
installation
Drive: CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
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C HAPTER 3
About SiteBuilder Installation Wizard
The main purpose of the SiteBuilder Installation Wizard is to copy SiteBuilder files to the user's
system in the folders indicated by a user during the installation process. It also checks and then
copies other software, necessary for running SiteBuilder, if you did not install it previously on
the computer (see Software Requirements (see page
performed by the SiteBuilder Installation Wizard and tells what SiteBuilder components are
installed during the installation process.
In This Chapter
How It Works........................................................................................................................12
Components Installed During Installation Process ...............................................................13
10)). This chapter describes operations
About SiteBuilder Installation Wizard 12
How It Works
During the SiteBuilder installation process, the SiteBuilder Installation Wizard performs the
following operations in the order as they are listed below:
1 Checks for prerequisites, i.e. checks your computer for other additional software, necessary
for running SiteBuilder for Windows (see the detailed list of this software in Software Requirements (see page
Wizard installs necessary programs to your system.
2 Stops the installation process if either one of the following software requirements is not
met:
Your operation system is neither Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition nor Windows
2000 Advanced Server
Your computer is a domain controller
IIS version is earlier than 5.0
3 Copies all necessary SiteBuilder files (for a detailed information, read Components Installed
During Installation Process (see page
10)). If this software is not found, the SiteBuilder Installation
13)).
4 Creates virtual directories and sites for Web and Sites folders.
5 Sets up “Site Builder for Windows Hosting Service” service and launches it.
6 Initializes database. In the case of remote server, it creates users, providing them, as well as
local Network Service users, with rights to access databases.
7 Dynamically creates shortcuts for the Wizard and Administrator Panel default pages.
8 Uninstalls later versions of the product at the end of the installation process.
9 If required, the SiteBuilder Installation Wizard installs ASP.net extensions and allows them
for site and virtual directories. It also installs ASP.net.
About SiteBuilder Installation Wizard 13
Components Installed During Installation
Process
During the SiteBuilder installation process the following SiteBuilder components are
dynamically generated by the Installation Wizard in your system:
Web application files. Images, styles, DLL files, and design.
Content. Templates of a site content placement on web pages.
Design. Site skin templates.
Site Builder for Windows Hosting Service files.
Other components: Localization files, skins, modules,
Empty folders to store sites and logs.
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C HAPTER 4
Installing SiteBuilder
Before installing SiteBuilder, download the SiteBuilder Installation Wizard bundle. It can be
found at SWsoft site (available here (
1 Open your Windows Explorer.
2 Go to the folder where you have downloaded the SiteBuilder Installation
Wizard bundle.
3 Click the sitebuilder4win_3.2.0_build060721.1xx.exe file.
4 On the screen appeared, indicate what type of connection you have with the
remote MS SQL server.
Note: You must be logged in to your computer as administrator.
Figure 1: Selecting SQL Server
5 If you do not have a local MS SQL 2005 Express installed, but want to have
it installed on your computer, select the I will use local SQLExpress option.
When you select this option, the SiteBuilder Installation Wizard runs a check on your
computer to detect this software. If the software selected is not found, MS SQL 2005
Express is installed on your computer prior to the SiteBuilder installation. If the SiteBuilder
Installation Wizard detects this software on your computer, the installation process
continues.
Note: This option is recommended to regular users.
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6 If you select the I will NOT use local SQLExpress option, set parameters of
connection with a remote or local SQL server. SiteBuilder doesn't run a
check for this software.
Note: Select this option only if you are an experienced computer user. Also you should be
administrator of this remote server.
After the SiteBuilder Installation Wizard completes the software requirements check on
your computer, the Welcome to the Installation Wizard for SWsoft SiteBuilder 3.2 for Windows
screen appears.
8 Read the terms and conditions for using SWsoft SiteBuilder 3.2 for
Windows.
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Figure 3: Viewing SiteBuilder License Agreement
9 If you agree with terms of the End User Agreement, select I Accept the terms
of the License Agreement option and click Next.
The Installation Type Selection screen appears. Information about the installation types see in
Types of Installation section later in this chapter (see page
18).
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