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Table of ContentsPreface.7Progress Corticon documentation - Where and What.7Overview of Progress Corticon.10Chapter 1: Overview of Corticon Installations.13Chapter 2: Preparing for a Corticon Installation.15Evaluation licensing.16System requirements.16About Corticon upgrades.17Downloading Corticon installer packages.18Applying a Service Pack update.19Chapter 3: Installing Corticon Studio.21Running the Corticon Studio installer wizards.22Performing Silent Installations of Studio.28Installing Corticon Studio plugins into an existing Eclipse.29Optional post-install Studio tasks.30Upgrading projects coming forward from a prior release.30Changing the Studio's memory allocation.33Participating in the Customer Experience Improvement Program.33Chapter 4: Installing Corticon Servers and Web Console.35Running the Server and Web Console installer wizards.36Performing silent installations of Server components.42Additional tasks after upgrading .NET Server.43Additional tasks to set up LDAP for Web Console.43Resetting the Web Console administrator password.44Chapter 5: Registering your Corticon license.47Updating your Corticon Studio license.47Limits of your Corticon Studio license within Progress Developer Studio for OpenEdge.48Updating your Corticon Server license.48Limits of the Server evaluation license.50Progress Corticon: Installation Guide: Version 5.5.15

Chapter 6: Uninstalling Corticon Products.516Progress Corticon: Installation Guide: Version 5.5.1

PrefaceFor details, see the following topics: Progress Corticon documentation - Where and What Overview of Progress CorticonProgress Corticon documentation - Where and WhatCorticon provides its documentation in various online and installed components.Access to Corticon tutorials and documentationCorticon Online TutorialsTutorial: Basic Rule Modeling in Corticon Studio Online only. Uses samples packaged in theCorticon Studio.Tutorial: Advanced Rule Modeling in Corticon Online only.StudioCorticon Online DocumentationProgress Corticon User AssistanceUpdated online help for the current release.Introducing the Progress Pacific Application The Progress Pacific Application Server (PAS)Serveris the Web application server based on ApacheTomcat installed as the default Corticon Server.TCMAN, the command-line utility, manages andadministers the Pacific Application Server.Progress Corticon: Installation Guide: Version 5.5.17

PrefaceProgress Corticon Documentation siteAccess to all guides in the Corticondocumentation set in PDF format and JavaDocs.Corticon Documentation on the Progress download siteDocumentationPackage of all guides in PDF format.What's New GuidePDF format.Installation GuidePDF format.Corticon Studio InstallersInclude Eclipse help for all guides except WebConsole.Components of the Corticon tutorials and documentation setThe components of the Progress Corticon documentation set are the following tutorials and guides:Corticon Online TutorialsTutorial: Basic Rule Modeling in Corticon Studio An introduction to the Corticon Business RulesModeling Studio. Learn how to capture rules frombusiness specifications, model the rules, analyzethem for logical errors, and test the execution ofyour rules -- all without any programming.Tutorial: Advanced Rule Modeling in Corticon An introduction to complex and powerful functionsStudioin Corticon Business Rules Modeling Studio.Learn the concepts underlying some of Studio'smore complex and powerful functions such asruleflows, scope and defining aliases in rules,understanding collections, usingString/DateTime/Collection operators, modelingformulas and equations in rules, and using filters.Release and Installation InformationWhat's New in CorticonDescribes the enhancements and changes to theproduct since its last point release.Corticon Installation GuideStep-by-step procedures for installing all Corticonproducts in this release.Corticon Studio Documentation: Defining and Modeling Business Rules8Progress Corticon: Installation Guide: Version 5.5.1

PrefaceCorticon Studio: Rule Modeling GuidePresents the concepts and purposes the CorticonVocabulary, then shows how to work with it inRulesheets by using scope, filters, conditions,collections, and calculations. Discusses chaining,looping, dependencies, filters and preconditionsin rules. Presents the Enterprise Data Connectorfrom a rules viewpoint, and then shows howdatabase queries work. Provides information onversioning, natural language, reporting, andlocalizing. Provides troubleshooting of Rulesheetsand Ruleflows. Includes Test Yourself exercisesand answers.Corticon Studio: Quick Reference GuideReference guide to the Corticon Studio userinterface and its mechanics, including descriptionsof all menu options, buttons, and actions.Corticon Studio: Rule Language GuideReference information for all operators availablein the Corticon Studio Vocabulary. Rulesheet andRuletest examples are provided for many of theoperators.Corticon Studio: Extensions GuideDetailed technical information about the Corticonextension framework for extended operators andservice call-outs. Describes several types ofoperator extensions, and how to create a customextension plug-in.Corticon Enterprise Data Connector (EDC)Corticon Tutorial: Using Enterprise DataConnector (EDC)Introduces Corticon's direct database access witha detailed walkthrough from development inStudio to deployment on Server. Uses MicrosoftSQL Server to demonstrate database read-onlyand read-update functions.Corticon Server Documentation: Deploying Rules as Decision ServicesCorticon Server: Integration and DeploymentGuideProgress Corticon: Installation Guide: Version 5.5.1An in-depth, technical description of CorticonServer deployment methods, includingpreparation and deployment of Decision Servicesand Service Contracts through the DeploymentConsole tool. Describes JSON request syntaxand REST calls. Discusses relational databaseconcepts and implementation of the EnterpriseData Connector. Goes deep into the server todiscuss state, persistence, and invocations byversion or effective date. Includes troubleshootingservers though logs, server monitoringtechniques, performance diagnostics, andrecommendations for performance tuning.9

PrefaceCorticon Server: Deploying Web Services with Details setting up an installed Corticon Server asJavaa Web Services Server, and then deploying andexposing Decision Services as Web Services onthe Progress Pacific Application Server (PAS)and other Java-based servers. Includes samplesof XML and JSON requests.Corticon Server: Deploying Web Services with Details setting up an installed Corticon Server as.NETa Web Services Server, and then deploying andexposing decisions as Web Services with .NET.Includes samples of XML and JSON requests.Corticon Server: Web Console GuidePresents the features and functions of remoteconnection to a Web Console installation toenable manage Java and .NET servers in groups,manage Decision Services as applications, andmonitor performance metrics of managed servers.Overview of Progress CorticonProgress Corticon is the Business Rules Management System with the patented "no-coding"rules engine that automates sophisticated decision processes.Progress Corticon productsProgress Corticon distinguishes its development toolsets from its server deployment environments. Corticon Studio is the Windows-based development environment for creating and testingbusiness rules: When installed as a standalone application, Corticon Studio provides the complete Eclipsedevelopment environment for Corticon as the Corticon Designer perspective. You can usethis fresh Eclipse installation as the basis for adding other Eclipse toolsets. When installed into an existing Eclipse such as the Progress Developer Studio (PDS), ourindustry-standard Eclipse and Java development environment, the PDS enables developmentof Corticon applications in the Corticon Designer perspective that integrate with otherproducts, such as Progress OpenEdge.Note: Corticon Studio installers are available for 64-bit and 32-bit platforms. Typically, you usethe 64-bit installer on a 64-bit machine, where that installer is not valid on a 32-bit machine.The 64-bit Studio is recommended because it provides better performance when working onlarge projects.Note: When adding Corticon to an existing Eclipse, the target Eclipse must be an installationof the same bit width. Refer to the Corticon Installation Guide for details about integratingCorticon Studio into an existing Eclipse environment. Corticon Servers implement web services and in-process servers for deploying business rulesdefined in Corticon Studios:10Progress Corticon: Installation Guide: Version 5.5.1