Difference between revisions of "Installing HADesigner"
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# Add a grant to allow your HADesigner box to access your Core, make up a username and password.... (USE mysql; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON pluto_main.* TO odbcuser@192.168.80.xxx IDENTIFIED BY 'odbcpassword'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;) | # Add a grant to allow your HADesigner box to access your Core, make up a username and password.... (USE mysql; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON pluto_main.* TO odbcuser@192.168.80.xxx IDENTIFIED BY 'odbcpassword'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;) | ||
# While installing the myodbc adaptor, use the '''odbcuser''' and '''odbcpassword''' you specified in the GRANT to test the connection from the installer and make sure it works correctly. | # While installing the myodbc adaptor, use the '''odbcuser''' and '''odbcpassword''' you specified in the GRANT to test the connection from the installer and make sure it works correctly. | ||
| − | # Create a System DSN using the ODBC Administrator, called linuxmce, using the '''odbcuser''' and password you specified above, and use '''pluto_main''' as the database. | + | # Create a System DSN using the ODBC Administrator, called linuxmce, using the '''odbcuser''' and password you specified above, and use '''pluto_main''' as the database. (This is under "Control Panel" -> "Administrative Tools" -> "Data Sources (ODBC)" You may need to enable the "Classic" view in the explorer shell for the "Control Panel" "folder") |
# Copy the files from /usr/pluto/orbiter/skins to C:\PlutoSkins on your HADesigner box. This is so that you can see the skin graphics correctly, as they are only stored with relative paths within the database. | # Copy the files from /usr/pluto/orbiter/skins to C:\PlutoSkins on your HADesigner box. This is so that you can see the skin graphics correctly, as they are only stored with relative paths within the database. | ||
| − | # Download and unpack the HADesigner ZIP. [http://www.zeebop.com/data/linuxmce/designer19_02_2007.zip Download Link] | + | # Download and unpack the HADesigner ZIP. [http://www.zeebop.com/data/linuxmce/designer19_02_2007.zip Download Link], decompress it into some directory, say "C:\HADesigner". |
# Launch HADesigner, and in the configuration dialogue box that appears, enter the following information: | # Launch HADesigner, and in the configuration dialogue box that appears, enter the following information: | ||
#* Skins Directory: C:\PlutoSkins | #* Skins Directory: C:\PlutoSkins | ||
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Revision as of 15:52, 29 March 2008
HADesigner allows user interfaces to be manipulated in an existing LinuxMCE installation. However its install process is not immediately intuitive.
For those who already know what they're doing
The instructions must be performed on a Windows machine, preferrably one running Windows 2000 or later.
- Install the Microsoft .NET Framework, version 1.1 Download Link
- Install the Microsoft .NET ODBC Data Provider Download Link
- Install the MyODBC Adaptor Download Link
- Add a grant to allow your HADesigner box to access your Core, make up a username and password.... (USE mysql; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON pluto_main.* TO odbcuser@192.168.80.xxx IDENTIFIED BY 'odbcpassword'; FLUSH PRIVILEGES;)
- While installing the myodbc adaptor, use the odbcuser and odbcpassword you specified in the GRANT to test the connection from the installer and make sure it works correctly.
- Create a System DSN using the ODBC Administrator, called linuxmce, using the odbcuser and password you specified above, and use pluto_main as the database. (This is under "Control Panel" -> "Administrative Tools" -> "Data Sources (ODBC)" You may need to enable the "Classic" view in the explorer shell for the "Control Panel" "folder")
- Copy the files from /usr/pluto/orbiter/skins to C:\PlutoSkins on your HADesigner box. This is so that you can see the skin graphics correctly, as they are only stored with relative paths within the database.
- Download and unpack the HADesigner ZIP. Download Link, decompress it into some directory, say "C:\HADesigner".
- Launch HADesigner, and in the configuration dialogue box that appears, enter the following information:
- Skins Directory: C:\PlutoSkins
- Database Connection: dsn=linuxmce
With all of this done, the HADesigner should now work.
