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- Download the latest Standalone version of Confluence here
- Request an evaluation key here (a sign-up is required!)
Installation
Extract the Confluence archive (atlassian-confluence-25.107.1.std.zip) to a directory (ex: C:\ ). The archive already include a directory like atlassian-confluence-25.107.1-std, so the result of the extraction will give us the final directory C:\atlassian-confluence- 25.10.1-std that 7.1 that will represent the confluence.home throughout this guide.
Edit the file confluence.home\confluence\WEB-INF\classes\confluence-init.properties : Uncomment the confluence.home key at the end of the file Update the value to a directory to store the Confluence data (ex: C:/atlassian-confluence-5.7.1/data). Use / instead of \ for directory separator. This directory will be created by Confluence on start if it doesn’t exist.
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# Configuration Directory #
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# specify your directory below (don't forget to remove the '#' in front)
confluence.home=C:/atlassian-confluence-5.7.1/data |
Starting Confluence
Start Confluence by launching confluence.home\bin\startup.bat Open your internet browser to http://localhost:8090 The first time you try to access Confluence, you would need to go through a wizard that will help you configuring Confluence.
Enter License step
At this step, please enter the licence key obtained earlier.
Installation Type
Please select the Standard Installation option.
System Administrator
Please note that the username is admin and the password admin.
Setup Completed
Stopping Confluence
Stop Confluence by launching confluence.home\bin\shutdown.bat
How to Install Confluence Plug-in?
Prerequisites
A Running Confluence instance ( see section [How_to_Install_Confluence] ).
Preparation
- Download the latest version of (GP) Confluence Plugin here
The installation of GreenPepper is no different from any other Confluence plug-in installation. Simply upload your confluence-greenpepper-plug-in-xx-complete.jar via your Universal Plugin Manager (see Confluence | Administration | Addons menu)
Basic Configuration
- Log in Confluence using admin as username and admin as password
- Follow the Browse | Confluence Admin menu entering the Administration Console page
- Select Plugins item in the Configuration navigation menu entering the Plugin Manager page
- Select the "GreenPepper Toolbox" among the installed plugin list (shortcut)
Click the Configure plugin button
Make sure the Quick Install is selected in the Installation Type, then click Save button
Click on the Demo Space tab Enter credential that will be use for accessing Confluence from an external resource. From section [How_to_Install_Confluence] those credentials are admin as username and admin as password.
Click the Create Demo Space button
Now, to see if things are working properly, click on the View Demo Space button
Scroll to the bottom part of the (GP) demo space
Click on the Execute button and make sure all the results are green
How to Install Eclipse plug-in for JAVA?
CAUTION : This document only show common indications to help you get started quickly. The full documentation can be found here. The GreenPepper Eclipse Plugin version use for this guide is 2.2.0.3 and the Eclipse IDE is 3.4.1 (Classic bundle).
Prerequisites
- A Java Virtual Machine (please see section [How_to_Install_JAVA])
- A running Confluence instance (please see section [How_to_Install_Confluence])
Preparation
- Download the Eclipse IDE here
- Downloaded the binaries for GreenPepper Eclipse Plugin on your workstation here.
Installation
Follow the installation instruction on this site here