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You must be an administrator to the Windows machine to run the installation.
Review the following requirements to ensure your machine supports App Studio.
App Studio is a 64-bit application and includes a 64-bit Reporting Server that requires 64-bit Java. Verify that your Windows machine meets the App Studio hardware requirements:
Your Windows machine must meet the following App Studio software requirements:
For more information on Adobe Flash Player and to verify the state of support on 64-bit browsers, check the Adobe website:
To use the WebFOCUS servlet, the required third-party components are included with App Studio. App Studio can install and configure Apache Tomcat for use as both a web server and application server.
The program can’t start because mfc110.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.
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This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix the problem.
To correct this issue, download and install the latest update Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 x64 version from https://www.microsoft.com.
The following third-party components are provided with App Studio editions that allow local development. If they are not present on your machine, you have the option to install them with App Studio:
Note: As of Release 8.2 Version 04, Java 8 or higher is required.
Note: As of Release 8.2 Version 04, Tomcat 8 or higher is required.
Apache Tomcat is required for the App Studio Help system even if you are using another web and/or application server supported with WebFOCUS.
Optionally, the product can be configured to use remote hosted Help.
Without a web and/or application server, you can create and process reports by connecting App Studio to an instance of WebFOCUS installed somewhere else. However, files cannot be processed or stored locally without a web or application server on the App Studio machine.
Note: The version of Tomcat that is included with App Studio is installed for the Help system, and for local and stand-alone development. You have the option to install the Tomcat packaged with App Studio under the default directory,…\ibi\tomcat\, or in another location of your choice. If we detect an existing version, you can select to use that installation and allow the installation to configure the required context roots. Tomcat will be configured using default ports. If you already have an instance of Tomcat installed, and you also install a version 8 of Tomcat through App Studio, you need to ensure that the two versions do not use the same ports. See Configuring Additional Web and/or Application Servers for additional information on how to configure Tomcat ports.
Note: The installation program includes the following third-party components: Tomcat, Java, and Derby. Later versions or releases of these third-party components, which often contain fixes for security vulnerabilities, may exist at installation time. It is your responsibility to check the vendor sites listed below for updates to newer versions or releases of these third-party components if you intend to use them with App Studio. Install the new updates or versions prior to proceeding with the App Studio installation. If these components are installed through the App Studio installation program, it is your responsibility to update these components after the installation is completed.
The latest version of Tomcat is available at https://tomcat.apache.org.
The latest version of Java is available at https://www.java.com.
The latest version of Derby is available at https://db.apache.org/derby.
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