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Peter Judge
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You can work with the PASOE instance(s) that are available with PDSOE using PDSOE, OEM/OEE or just the command line. The license doesn’t change that. I’ll look for some extra/other materials to help walk you through some of this stuff, but in the meantime - You don’t need PDSOE or OEE or even an Admin Server to run and work with PASOE. I start and stop and manage my Windows, dev instances almost exclusively off the command line. - I would strongly recommend against installing PASOE as a (Windows) service, at least until you understand how to work with it. I find it complicates matters. - A PASOE instance will not auto-start by default (unless it’s a service, but see above). It might be autostartable via OEE/OEM. - CATALINA_BASE is shorthand for the root directory of the instance. In a standard install, that’s c:/OpenEdge/WRK/oepas1. Each instance has (must have) a different directory. - CATALINA_HOME is where the Tomcat/PAS executables live. This is in $DLC/servers/pasoe/. There is one of these per Progress/OpenEdge install. Instances are OE-version independent. If you upgrade OE, then you will need to run “tcman register” with the new version, so that the instance(s) point(s) to the correct CATALINA_HOME / $DLC Also, take a look in $DLC/install to see if there are any errors in the openedge_tailor*.log logs. That may help.
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