Administrator's Guide

EASA is a flexible and robust platform to run business applications and share results across an organization's network.

Customers have diverse needs → EASA is easily customized.
A default EASA Server installation simply works 'out-of-the-box'
As a customer expands his or her needs, configuration details may become relevant.

This section is a reference for an EASA Administrator.

Getting Started
- Install or Upgrade EASA Software
- Test the EASA Web Pages
The EASA system will now be active and available for,
- Author Tutorials and Example EASAP's

Running EASA
- Start or Stop EASA
  - EASA may be run as a service or as an application, each is controlled differently.
- Obtain, Install and Check a License Key for EASA
  - EASA Evaluation provides a 30-day license, after this time a license key is required.
- Perform Other Post-Installation Tasks
  - EASA is a Java application, a customer may wish to modify some of the default Java settings.
- EASAP Builder and Compute Server Config Tool
  - The EASA Client consists of the EASAP Builder and Compute Server Config Tool.

Run EASA as a service → remove the need to log on and manually start the EASA Server.
- Install EASA as a Service
- Configure the EASA Service
- Remove the EASA Service

EASA Configuration tasks may be required after installing EASA,
- Access Control in EASA
- Configure a Compute Server
- Multiple Languages in EASA
- Connect to an External Database
- Enable Email in EASA
- Move to a newer EASA version
- EASA-Share Folder

EASA System Administration tasks fall to an EASA Administrator,
- Monitor the EASA System
- System Diagnostics
- Communicating with EASA Users
- Maintaining the EASA Server
- Preload an EASAP

EASA Help Pages